Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-09-05
AUDUBON NEWS
MONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Savings
Bank at 8 per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH d PHELPS
audubon, IO,Ua

George McFarlane was an out going
passenger Friday.
Ed Bilharz was in Chicago last
week buying goods.
Attorney Joe II. Ross returned from
a trip to South Dakota.
Joe Watson left Saturday for In.
dianola to attend school.
Mrs. DR.. Riley of Extra passed
through town Saturday.
Owen Davis purchased big red
hog while at the State Fair.
Will Wissler, a carpenter was in
town on business Saturday.
DR.. McLeran went to Des Moines on
business the first of the week.
Edna Detwiler went to Washington
Iowa, to teach the following term.
Cecil Talbot returned Saturday
evening from visit out of the city.
Uncle John G. Davis and wife have
returned from their two weeks trip.
Ben Butterton aud family of Chelan
Washington are visiting his brother,
John and wife.
John Jacobsen, brother.in-law of
James Law, from Des Moines visited
with his mother last week.
Mrs. Sherm Wright and children
attended the Chautauqua in Atlantic
last week and visited relatives.
Mrs. Kate Sheets returned to her At
lsntic home after pleasant visit
here with relatives and friends.
Will O'Brien and wife of Illinois
are paying visit to his brother Jack
and other relatives and friends.
John Horning is visiting with his
parents this week and taking lay off
from the Register and Leader force.
Mrs. Smith left for Garden, Kansas
City, to remain. Her daughter Mary
went as far as Atlantic to see her off.
Esta Simpson of Stillside Farm near
Brayton came up to take peep at the
new nephew at the L. E. Simpson
home.
Mrs. James Hollenbeck and daugh.
ter, Jennie, arrived home Wednesday
from Manning where they had been
visiting.
Mrs. r. L. Harris and daughter
Bessie arrived home Wednesday from
Colorado where they had been visit
ing six weeks.
A A. Zaner enjoyed a visit last
week from w. W. Black and grand
son Of Pennsylvania and William
Unger of Carroll.
Ira e. Cyrney. the Christian church
minister, is holding meetings in Ba-
linda down in southeast Iowa during
the month of September.
Charlie Watts arrived in town from
Des Moines where he had been work
ing for the Register and Leader all
summer and is preparing to go to
college.
John Weighton returned Saturday
from an out of town trip. Jack Ashby
who went with him did not return
but went to Minnesota to attend the
State Fair.
Herbert Herrick and femily from
Carroll moved into what is known as
the Lidd property here. Mr.. Herrick
will work in the Doak and Baird
meat market.
l.. NJ. Templeman received the sad
news Thursday that his father had
died out in West Liberty Mr.. Tenn.
pleman left the same evening to at.
tend the funeral. His father was
eighty eight years old, an aged
pioneer of West Liberty.
Fred Vermilya has leased the Viola
store building and will put in a new
stock of goods and will have a good
man to take care of it. He leased it
of G. b. Hendricks who has been the
merchant at Viola Center for several
years. He decided to sell out his
stock and go into business elsewhere.
So Mr.. Verm,lya leased it and will
have branch store in connection
with his store here. Mr.. Hendricks
had good business but he is looking
for still better.