Local notes on residents and travel between towns
Saturday return of Judge Green from western business. Win Cloughly visited Ute for personal matters. Esta Simpson of Stillside visited the McFarlane home. FW, of Sac City, to inspect Godfrey Commandery next Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wells of Atlantic visited John McFarlane. she is ex Miss Alice Oaks. Legislative act affects quarantine assessments with county paying and one third shifted to towns. Julian Phelps of Atlantic visited Sunday. John Zion, formerly Hamlin storekeeper, now clerking at Frick's drug store. John Ward plans trip to Canada for land price rise. Chas Tramp eyed Sioux City area for brick and tie factory. KE Frick family to travel to New Mexico and California before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Green
Out West
Win
Cloughly
Ute
Esta Simpson
Stillside
Brayton
McFarlane
Sac City
Godfrey Commandery
Wells
Atlantic
John McFarlane
Alice Oaks
John Zion
Hamlin
Frick's
Nell Hansen
John Ward
Canada
John Lindstrom
E. H. Cole
Cedar Rapids
Grandma Cole
Warren
Dell Cole
Auduvon County Farriers’ Mutual Telephone Company
A. N. Detwiler
Gray
Figails
Viola
Mesdames Hurd
Nelson
Art
W. R. Green
B.S. Phelps
Celal Converse
D. J. Spuris
Layland
Guthrie Center
Audubon money to loan and local notices move forward
The Audubon column lists 5 per cent loans from German Savings Bank with optional payments, local farm loans via WASH PHELPS & PHELPS, and notes on residents like Theo. F Myers returning from Pella and Des Moines, Blume’s Des Moines visit, and several property, business, and social items including church, marriage licenses, and a Friday party hosted by Mrs. Hurd and Mrs. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASH
Phelps & Phelps
Audubon
Town
Nelson W. Cowles
Cowles
Theo. F. Myers
Pella
Des Moines
Bred H. Blume
A. Ruddy
Melville Township
Lecture on the Templar Knights at Audubon church
Rev. Thos. E. Green of Cedar Rapids, a prominent Knights Templar prelate, will lecture on the Templar Knights at the Presbyterian church in Audubon Town on Ascension Day, May 5, 1902 at 8:00 PM. Admission is free. all Magans and families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. E. Green
Cedar Rapids
Minent
Grand Commandery
Knights ‘Templar
Town
Will
Templar Knights
Presbyterian Church
Audubon
Godfrey Commandery No
Magans
Li Freeman
John B. Doak
B. Cousins
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Jerussell
Audubon, Towa
Sahlin
Nazareth
LINON
Ferris
J.frussell
Julian Phelps
Chas. Tramp
Sioux City
KE. Frick
Daisy
Myrtle
Branch
Sepa
New Mexico
California
Audubon News
J. G. Wolfe
John Reusehling
Viola Township
Chas, Benton
James Hart
Adam Fiscus
Chasas Township
Laurel
Nebraska
Bis
Frank Leet
Omaha
Geo. Somers
Douglas Township
George
Sam Wilson
Lincoln Township
Lou Lee
South Dakota
Harlan
Lou
Walter
Arthur Farquhar
Walter I. Smith
Annapolis
Audubon County Farmers Telephone Company
Christian Church
H.O. Littleton
Christian Brueste
Germany
Davenport Savings Bank
Charles Bagley
McLeran
D. D
Brorson
Towa
J.P. McAninch
Extra
Jas. Davis
Barheart
Joe Gingery
Cat Wilson
Greeley
Colorado
Meskers Gillett
Zook
Atlanttle
Soar House
W. Burnalde
Langdon
North Dakota
Say Shingledecker
A. F. Greenswaldt
Audubon Town
Lona Beers
Court House
Sheriff Anderson
Lerence
Lulu Wagner
Anita
Anderson
Cal Wilson
Prospect Park
E. E. Reed
Storm Lake
Tent Place
Nels Brorson
Chicago
A. McHargue
Respect Park
Henry Doak
John
Doak
W. H. Doak
Inennsylvania
Will Doak
Dave Soar
C.F. Brown
Tera
Roth
Clarence Aleo
Bradleyville
Rodin
Dane
John Weighton
Kate Alien
Earl Mabarg
Amex
Hans Johnson
Kimballton
Joe Cann
Missouri
Manning
Chris Hahn
Davis
Mise
Edith Lane
Ary & Baker Millinery
South Park Street
J.C. Parks
Lowene van Gorder
Fred Nielsen
Washington Street
J. M. Fulton
Friends
J. P. Hansen
Wilbur Kennels
Mr. Kibby
The
D. C. Ross
Everett Story
Arkansas
Henry Hale
Lake Guy
F. P. Hooker
Jack O'Brine
Ed Ruff
Hoover
Fair Association
A. H. Dol Inhcide
Chas, Kempf
Jim
G. B. Russell
Siast
Pacific Coast
Nash
Mrs. Stotta
Gatoline Island
J. H. Peterson
Ifi
Tyeo
Zar
Vermilya
Wereneron
Laroy
Woo
Iowa
Henry Cooley
WM. Layland
Henton
Geo. Weighton
North Washington St
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