Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-07-04
HONEY TO LOAN!
With the German Savings
Bank at 5 per cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH d PHELPS
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c. A. w. Colee came back from the
West Saturday.
W.. e. Elliott arrived home from
the Dakotas, Thursday.
Recorder Ed Wood was Manning
visitor one day last week.
Henry Hickman came up from
Extra on business Saturday.
Arlie Vail of Des Moines closed her
visit here and left for her home.
Will Mantz and sister, Sadie, came
home from Oklahoma Monday eve.
Henry Herbert went to Atlantic to
see his youngest brother who is very
sick.
Miss Sadie Ray of Walnut is q guest
of Mrs. Valentine Leonard, her
cousin.
Lewis Watson is visiting his sisters,
Bessie and Ruth, and other relatives
and friends.
Gretchen Delahoyde ie visiting in
the city with her aunt, Mrs. Laura
Van Gorder.
]. w. Mcclure returned Thursday
from Chicago where he had been with
a car of stock.
Miss Myrtle Tennykite went to
Kansas City Saturday to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. ]. F. Frazier and two children
returned from visit in Kansas City
the last of the week.
Luther M. Woolly and wife are Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. F. NJ.
! Herndon, this week.
Miss Olivene Hubbold and Bessie
Watson have been visiting in Guthrie
Center the past week.
Mr.. r. ]. Creveling returned from
Atlantic where he had been on
business and pleasure.
Nettie Schultz who teaches in the
country, left the last OF the week for
her home at Victor, Iowa.
The masons are busy at work laying
the foundation for the new bank
building to be built by Emil Bilharz.
Father Mcdonald returned from
Davenport Friday morning where he
had been to attend the annual re-
treat"
Mrs. Harvey Delahoyde, of Stuart;
Mrs. Henry johnson of Langdon,
North Dakota; Mrs. John Anderson
of Harlan and Mrs. o. G. Girple,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. p. F..
Anderson have been visiting them.
Ed Delahoyde, with his wife,
mother and brother Will, came up to
Audubon Saturday evening and brot
Annette Delahoyde who left the next
day for Sandusky, Ohio, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Mollie Delahoyde-Leake.
The Danish Missionary Society
served ice cream and cake at the Nels
Jensen d Company store room in the
Howald Block Saturday evening last.
The weather did not permit very
large crowd attending but they did
: fairly we'll.
, Messrs. Repass and Minis are assist
| ing the state department. in grading
the examination papers written at the
last examination of teachers, at Dss
Moines this week and next. The
. former has arithmetic and the latter
geography.
Mrs. Eliza Meyer had birthday
2 party last Friday and invited a few of
her lady friends. They were Mes
danes j. G. Johnson, Peter Nelson,
Minerva Cole, Lydia Chandler, Mary
Kraws and Frank Horning. All en-
joyed a social time and bountitul
dinner together.
3 Mr.. F. S. Henshall decorated the
7 window of A. H. Roberts drug store
3 some time ago with the Ladies' Home
} Journal and then had a picture taken
3 of 1t and sent it to the company for a
prize. He received letter from them
the other day Sayin he had won and
check in payment of the premium
offered.
3 The new fire bell which is three
3 feet In diameter and weighs almost
: six hundred pounds, has arrived and
t was placed in the fire hall Tuesday
: morning and examined by the town
! councilmen and Fred Vermilya who
3 is chief. 1t will be on exhibition over
} the Fourth. They are thinking OF
3 having it in the Park that day.
A special train came up the G. r. /.
j. & P. branch last Wednesday morning
) carrying the following officials:
G w Jones, supt; w Leahy
A G P A: A w Eberhardt, ID F A
F H Simmons, G f A; H s Cable,
general supt; d w Cunningham
NJ NJ; E Muschott, r M. While in