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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
4
Audubon column lists farm loan offers from the German Savings Bank at 5 percent with optional payments. It also records a flurry of local visits, weddings, travel, and community events. notes marriages, funerals, and various town business in Audubon and surrounding areas with multiple names and places, including Des Moines Omaha and Atlantic.
The Mothers' Club meeting is postponed one week. The next gathering will be at Mrs John Ward's home on April 15 1905 at two o'clock. Committee in charge includes Mrs John Ward Mrs James Holl enbeck Mrs A S Kibby Mrs S A McHargue Mrs C L Christensen Mrs Charles Zion.
The notice states Fo Joy's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law because it contains Hooplates or other harmful drugs, and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. 1-Nick Dofling
A quiet home wedding united Frank L. Drake and Ruby M. Currier on April 6 1908 at the Currier home. Rev Ed B Cousins officiated and the couple left for Des Moines on a brief honeymoon before settling in Audubon. Drake worked at Nash Phelps and Currier was highly regarded by friends. Also notes on local moves and a candidate statement from a legislator seeking a second term in 1908.
Mr Crow eldest son of Milton Crow farmer of Viola township born in Nebraska, moved to Town years ago. He works in Des Moines G and G W yards and becomes a good husband material. Miss Horning daughter of farmer Cameron township, educated and accomplished, wed Rev Vedder at M E parsonage Audubon. Journal offers congratulations and welcomes them home. Marshall L Darnold improves streets south to railroad crossing. Simpson College orchestra held at Methodist church, receipts $150. Dr A L Brooks returns from Rochester with companions for hospital treatments. Mrs Lauritzen and son depart for Des Moines before heading to Sandusky Ohio after weeks visiting.
George Kness of Audubon township is urged as a strong Republican candidate for sheriff. He describes thirty years of party service, a plain farmer background, and readiness to work with neatness and despatch if nominated and elected at the June 2nd 1908 primary.
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea claims to tone the stomach purify the blood regulate the kidneys liver and bowels as the greatest spring tonic maker and keeps you well listed at 5¢ in tablet form by Nick Doffing & Co.
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