Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-28
AUDUBON NEWS
MONEY TO LOANl
With the German Snai,ags
Bank at 8 PEI. cent interest.
Optional Payments.
NASH d PHELPS
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Chef Harris of Atlantic visited his
parents few days ago.
George McNary and sons spent q
few days in Des Moines last week.
Mrs. L. E. Simpson, who was down
to Extra visiting, returned Friday.
Man is slave to the Almight dol
lar and woman to Vermilya's 9S-cent
counter.
J. w. Cannon came up Friday to
visit the Carriers and also attend to
business.
w. II. Covault and John Porter
were up from Extra Friday transact
ing business.
Randall Hunter went down to Des
Moines to seeshe over Sunday return
ing Monday.
Adolph Wolf is recovering from an
operation at the Mayo Hospital in Ro.
chester, Minnesota.
Mrs. ]. M. McKarahan is in Grin
nell. She will remain there q few
Gays Vls1tlng mabel.
DIR. Brooks's new automobile ar
rived here Saturday and now the doc
tor can make flying trips.
Mrs. Rippey and her daughter,
Bessie came home from Nebraska,
Friday where they had been on visit.
Harry Taylor has rented the old OFT
Shoe Store building and will run a
goody-goody stand there this sum-
mer.
Catherine Ward, niece of John
Ward left tonight for her home at
Des Moines, she was here visiting over
Sunday.
Uncle Thomas Murphy went to
Nicola Tuesday night. He had been
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. Vim.
Mcclure.
Hiram Mendenhall, the busy zone
Minute Washer" man, returned home
after profitable trip in the interest
of his patents.
Vivian Deweese and Dena Hensley
came up to this city to visit at the
Horton Hotel, and with other friends
until.Saturdsy.
! Jim and Ester Mccain, cousins OF
Deputy Dan Kerwin, who have been
visiting him returned to their home
at Victor, Friday.
Darwin PARROT came up from Bray
ton Sunday to visit with his friend,
Frank Hayes and other relatives and
friends few days.
| Mrs. j. a. Nash and Gretchen re.
turned home Saturday morning from
Chicago, where they had been visit
ing and enjoying life.
i Miss Tressa Smith who attends col
!, lege at Cedar Falls has been home sick
with Tonsilitis, was able to return to
her duties again, Friday.
Some women will crawl on table
to get away from mouse, but still
have nerve enough to marry mar
, whose brain is full of snakes!
It's mighty hard for our boys t.
stay on the farm and labor hard wher
. they see our Audubon dudes loafine
3 around and smoking cigarettes.
. Mrs. Mike Foley and her daughter
Clara went down to Atlantic the lat
: tie. part of last week to see her daugh
ter, Nellie's new millinery store SIN
has just opened.
q q Mrs. Ed Bilharz and baby returne,
! home last week after several days Wis
iting at her old home at Indianola
g Ed also returned from Chicago with
: car of goods for the big store.
g Ira Baird who resides in Extra bu
}, who was employed on the Doak mea
mark ct here came back Tuesday eve
O ming from Colfax, over the Northwes
r tern, where he has been for his health
q Bert Dollahide and wife have bee
:. in the restaurant business at DedhaI
y and finding it improbable have sol
u out and moved to Gray. Bert is goin
y to run q hucster wagon for Ley
= Shingledecker.
' A girl nowadays may know how I
parse a sentence or find Greek roc
l. but when it comes to broiling BET
e steak or mixing stew she isn't in i
\ Why not add culinary department
, to our schools?
I The City Election was held Monday
y y Citizens, John A Musson
John III. Baker.
!. Peoples, Lee Hudler
y Wilson Burnside.
= Independent, W. III. Neff
y. S. M. Gardner.
polled lis straight poll. Musson ra
like prairie fire and received l91 vote
: Baker, 148; Neff rs; Hudler 81
n | 81 a.,