Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-09-24
FARM LOANS.
At 5 Per Cent. Complete set
of distract of Title to all
Lands and T0sCa Lots ila 4tt-
dMb0as County.
CHARI RaGI EY
CHARLES HAGLEY


E. B. Thomas departed last week
for New Mexico.
in DeSoto this week.
Ed Wood went down to Brayton |
on business Wednesday,
James Brown of Chicago was city
business visitor the first of the week.
Mrs j. j. Quinby of Des Moines ar
rived in Audubon the first OF the
week.
Andrew Sorenson of Wiota spent
Sunday with Joe Kevsn and wife of
this city.
William Cloughly returned Friday
from several months stay in
Canada,
Louis Bagley departed Friday for
Iowa City to attend the State Uni
vsrsity.
Theodore Mantz and Julius Hecker
left Friday far Iowa City to attend
college.
George McFarlane has returned from
several weeks visit in ST Joseph.
Missouri.
Mrs. Ray Brenton is enjoying q
visit from John Hite and family of
California.
Lizzie Davis returned Saturday
from South Dakota where she had
been visiting.
Chris Wonsmus was an over Sunday
visitor in Kimbsllton with his friend,
John Hansen.
Joe III. Ross departed Saturday for
Cedar Rapids to visit his parents and
other relatives.
Grandma Dawson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. A. Walbnrn and
family in Colfax.
Mrs Don Breston returned Setur-
day from visit with her parents
near Iowa City.
Mrs. George Mendenhall returned
from visit with her sister in. Oak
field Wednesday.
Rose Pratt has begun trimming an
other season at the millinery parlors
of Mrs. Fred Vermilya.
Mesdames w. F. and L. M. Conklin
of Omaha were guests OF Mrs. Nick
Conklin here the past week.
John Breckway killed a rattlesnake
one day last week which was two
feet long and had five rattles.
Tom Halligan has returned from
short vacation and is again at work in
the Buthweg d Hansen clothing
store
Ed johnson and wife are entertain
ing Mrs. William Conway and daugh-
ter Leota, formerly OF this city but
now of Dexter.
Clarence Alice who works for the
Audubon Hardware Company, upset
bucket of hot tar on his hand We'd
nesday and burned it terribly.
Miss b. Mccarthy who keeps house
for Rev. Father LOTUS in Massena
and who has been here visiting her
parents in this city for sometime, re-
turned to her home Saturday.
Rev. Christiansen departed Satur-
day for Nebraska where he goes to
dedicate the second Danish Lutheran
church. From there he goes to Luck,
Wisconsin to visit a couple of weeks.
Rem Phelps and family visited over
Sunday in Atlantic. Mrs. Phelps
and son LAYER went down the middle
of the week and Mr.. Phelps went
down Sunday to accompany them
home.
Joe l.. Light of the firm of Light |
Brothers, has leased the room vacated
by the Fraziers and opened dry
goods store there Tuesday of this week
with large stock of ready to-wear
goods for LADIES, misses and children.
The Right Rev. James Davis, D. d.,
of Davenport will visit Audubon
October 18th, and administer the sacra-
ment denomination to large class
Of boys and girls. Father Mcdonald
has had the class under instruction
for several months.
Mrs. Robert Wiley died at her home
In Lincoln township on Tuesday,
September 18th, after an illness of
three days. She leaves husband
and four children and host of friends
to mourn her loss. The funeral SER
vices were held Thursday morning at
ten o'clock at the home and inter
ment in the Douglas cemetery
Rev. Macintosh, D. D., occupied
his pulpit Sunday morning, preaching
to a large audience from the text:
you make all things according to the
pattern He handled the subject of
'.The Building OF the Temple" master
Ju apd ao{d tbof uorb Ill. tho <3;.l r.