Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-07-04
AUDUBON NEWS
FARM LOANS,
In 500 Optional Pay,,,e,a
At 5 PEI. Cent
CHARLES BAGLEy


Mrs. Charles Van Gorder went
away the first of the week.
Miss Mabel McKarahan has return
ed from visit at Dewitt.
Otto Larsen and wife are the proud
parents of pair of twin girls.
Frank McCuen's father and mother
OF Sioux City are paying him visit.
Joe Kevan and wife are entertain
ing niece and nephew of Council
Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fiscus are re-
ioicing over the arrival of q new baby
boy at their home.
Esta Simpson came up from Still
side Farm Monday evening to visit
her brother, LATE.
Mrs. A. G. Harmon is enjoying q
visit from her sister, Mrs. B. B. Carr
of FL Reno, Oklahoma.
Mrs. V. E. Horton enjoyed a visit
from her cousin, Mrs. Shoemaker of
Joplin, Missouri, last week.
Miss Lucy Leib is down near Extra
caring for Mrs. Davis of the firm of
Dodge & Davis, who ia very sick.
Charles Jennings visited in Brayton
over night with relatives at the F. b.
Heath home the latter part OF last
week.
Mrs. B. B. CASTOR was called to
What Cheer the first of the week on
account of the serious illness of her
brother.
Evangelist Carney preached SER
mon to men only Sunday afternoon at
the Church of Christ to good
attendance.
The regular services at the Church
of Christ next Sunday. Sermons:
Resurrection Witnesses'' and "The
Change of Heart"
Miss May Farquhar left Friday for
her home in Spencer, Iowa, after a
good visit at the home of her brother,
Arthur, and wife.
Miss Maud Wilson, who makes her
home with her uncle and aunt, Hi
Wilson and wife over near Coon
Rapids, is visiting at the parental
home here.
Victor Nelson, son Of Peter Nelson
of Hamlin, has gone to Davie near
Lincoln, Nebraska, to visit his broth
er, Frank, who is agent there.
Mrs. j. M. McKarahan entertained
company of friends at supper Mon
day evening III honor of Miss Jennie
Fish who will soon leave for New
York.
The three weeks revival meetings
at the Christian church closed Sun
day evening. Eleven have been add
ed to the church, nine by confession
and two by statement.
Miss Dora Larsen left Monday for a
trip to Los Angeles, California, San
Fransisco, Denver, Colorado and
Colorado Springs and when she re-
turns she will stop at st. Paul.
Laws big black bus team ran away
last Wednesday evening when they
were almost to the barn. 1t did some
damage to the bus but the driver and
horses escaped without injury.
The county officials have made the
heart of County Surveyor P. L.
Whitfield palpitate with joy, they has-
ing purchased the latest and finest set
of surveying instruments to be found
on the market and Mr.. Whitfield came
to Audubon Monday to have look at
them and take charge of them.
The Columbian Club entertainment
that was given in the Woodman Hall
last Thursday and Friday evenings
was we'll attended both times. Sis
was made and after expenses are
paid, they will have about ninety
dollars clear The entertainment was
very good and when the time came to
90 home everybody thought it was
we'll worth the price of admission.
The Missouri Valley Times begins
it's fortieth year this week under the
management of its founder, d. M.
Harris, of late years succeeded in the
general work of the office by his
genial son Bob. With him is asso-
ciated Mr.. Emory E.Hoyle, most
companionable gentleman and thor
ough newspaper hustler. The firm
name is Harris & Hoyle. The Times
is credit to it's founders and to
journalism. 1t must afford Judge
Harris great pleasure to see what his
feeble effort in 1868 has grown into
In all that time his ideal of a news
papers field has been an example tc
the craft Missouri Valley Times.
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