Audubon County journal., September 19, 1912, Image 8

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Bert Pine is having a large barn
'built on hie farm. mm
Royal Wells visited his''mother,
Mrs. Phelps last Sunday.
See Kommes Brothers for grain
drills at one-half price.
Miss Marie Cro-y lies very ill at
the home of her parents, northwest
of town.
Mr. Minerman Is building a large
Addition to his big house in Greeley
township.
Helen. Tibben spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the parental home
lii tne country.
Howard Parrott came up from
Brayton last Sunday and spent th
day with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Orisman visit
ed Sunday at the country home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gdlroy.
Mr. amd Mrs. Leonard Wells of
Massena vdsited last Sunday with
his mother and other relatives.
Carl Stanley,, who is working out
at the P: Beers home, spent Sun
day jritb fcis mother, Mrs. Atkla
SOB.
M#ss Avim. Dorr departed last
Monday morning for her home in
Sioux City, after a visit here of
.several days.
Mr. Henry Kroeger and family
departed last Friday for Kansas,
where they will visit for a week
with relatives and friends.
Four good farms close to Brayton
at a reasonable price and easy term
Call and see, or phone
Friday and Saturday
September 20-21
cordially invite every lady||f|S|
in Exira and vicinity to calltmi
at my store on Friday or Sat
urday of this week and inspect
a large line of tailor made
Cloaks, Suits
and Skirts
I have made arrangements
with the house to send me theirgift®
designer for "the big two days||JJg|
special sale. This permits every
lady to choose the cloth and also.
"•the
style. Get your garment^
made to order and get a correct llti!
fit. Remember, their man will,.,
have a large line of samples to
exhibit here on next
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Rethmefcr's
Exira, Iowa
Charlie Rhodes is painting John
Hays big barn, this week.
Miss Cecelia Tharnish assisted in
the Ed Cotton store, last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Phelps i® suffering wit
the rheumatism this damp weather.
Mis* Louise Gransbury spent last
Sunday wi,th her friend, Mrs. Oelia
Hay. ,,
N. LARSON f(
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Notice
We have few farm? listed for
sale at bargain prices and on terms
that canno* be duplicated else
where.
We do
not list tarns for
sale that are not worth the money.
Call on us and let us phow yon.
McANINCH & HAHVEY,
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Friday and Saturday
September 20-21
Qle Meyers lost a valuable horse,
last Saturday night.
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Farms tor sale on •asy terms.
Call on J. B. J. Lohner. tf
Marion Pihelps and family visited
in Extra with, relatives, last Sunday.
Miss Helen Navratil visited a few
days last week with her Mend, Miss
Margaret Mertes.
Mir. and Mrs. George Milliman re
turned home last Saturday from
their visit with relatives in Mis-*1
souri.
M|r. and Mrs. Smith and family
visited Saturday night and Sunday
at the Clark Griffen home, in hte
country.
Mir. and Mrs. Alfired Miller, Mir.
Tom Lohner and Mr. and Mrs. Olul
Jensen spent Sunday at the Rhodes
home southeast of town.
A"Free" Sewing Machine will be
given away Saturday, Septembe
21et Inquire, at
P. M. CHRISTENSEN'S
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tibben and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tibben left last
Friday for a short visit with rel
atives and friends in Kansas. war-)
Miss Essie Herrick returned home
Saturday from Atlantic, accompan
ied by Mrs. J. H. Bell. They return
led to AtlantlcTuiasday evening
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Harvey autoe
to Atlantic last Thursday morning
to attend the Cass County Fair, re
turning home in the evening.
John, Dimlck contemplates build
ing a large machine shed on his
farm, and a hog shed on his pro
pery, eastt of town, this week.
Mr. Loren Hayes returned his
home in, Colorado, last week, after
a few days visit with friends at the
John Hay home, east of this city.
Miss Mary Gill is ass'itiing with
the household duties at the Lon
Bradley, home, during Mrs. Bradley's
sickness, she is some better at
this writing.
Mrs. Sol Peterman and baby de
parted last Friday for their home
dm Nevada, Iowa. They visited a
few days last week with relatives
in this city.
Mrs. John Hay was called to
Belle Plaine, last Friday morning,
to the home of her daughter, whose
husband and child both lie very ill
with typhoid fever.
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That clear PMr Drop Sidling you
get ait
FHillerton,&
is a bargata. 28
See Kommes Brothers for grain
elevators, conn binders and twine.
Mr. Robbins 'visited several days
last week with friends at the Silas
Crane home.
Get some of those THICK rough
12 inch boards at Fullea-ton Lumber
Company yards. si 9
Mrs. E. P. Jayne was reported to
be quite ill the first of the week but
is better at this writing.
Mrs. Smith went to Atlantic last
Wednesday on business, returning
home on the evening train.
Mrs. Caroline Jenkins was report
ed quite ,i'll the first of the week,
being under the doctor's care.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris WoLf and fam
ily visited last Sunday at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Soren Madsen and
family.
A Club Dance was held last Wed
nesday evening in the K. P. Hall.
A fine time was reported by yall
present.
Mrs. Doll Spoo returned to her
•home Sunday, after helping care
for the little baby girl at the J. W.
Alsup home.
Mr. Clarence Niklason came down
from Audubon Sunday morning and
spent the. day with friends at the J.
M. Dijjiick home.
Miss Elsie Hunt visited over Sum
day with her parents south of town.
She is teaching in the Audubon
Schools this year.
Mr. John Saha of Cedar Rapids
visited a few idays last week at the
home of his brother-in-law, Mr.
Jake Engle and wife.
M)r. Kirk Ktnox went to South Da
kota last Monday to visit a fey
days at the home of his brother, Mr.
Grant Knox and family.
Mr. Peter Jorgensen, book-keeper
at the E. D. Cotton store, visited
last Sunday with friends at t"ae J.
Esbeck home, east of this city.
Mr. James Nelsen returned home
last Thursday afternoon from Mon
tana where he had been working
the past few months for his brother.
David Dutler of Audubon town
ship visited from Saturday .until
Tuesday at the home of his daugh
ter, MTS. Jake Engle and husband,
in. this city.
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It is reported that Mr.- Walter
Marietta of Exira and Miss Esther
Edmundson, of Walnut were mar
ried one, day last week at Avoca.
No further particulars.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Christensem
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mil
liman and chUldren visited at the
Hansen, home six miles southeast of
town, one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Randies left
for Audubon Saturday afternoon to
visit a few days with relatives and
old acquaintances, before returning
to their home in Colorado. 5
Mrs. S. Spoo and son, William and
wife, Charles Porter and Wm. Voss
attended the Cass County Fair,
last Thursday afternoon, making
the trip in the former's auto.
Word was received here last
week that Mrs. Mary Tlodd died at
the home of her son in Crister, So.
Dakota. Mrs. Todd was formerly
a resident here some years ago.
Mr. Marshall Smith arrived in
Ithe ciity last Thursday to visit his
son, Hugh Smith and wife, and
also on business, returning to his
home, in Shelby, Sunday aftennoon.
Mr. J. A. .McLaughlin came over
from Guthrie Center last Thursday
on busfiess, returning home in the
evening. Mr. McLaughlin Is Secre
tary of tie Guthrie County Fair,
this year
Mr. Wm. Edwards of Guthrie Cen
ter was over one day last week
transacting business and while here
ave the Joumal Office a pleasant
call. We are always glad to meet
with our old frifods.
Mr. John Peterman Is in Atlantic
assisting his son, Lester, with h'.s
carpenter work. Mr. and Mrs. Pe
terman will move their household
goods this .week to that place, where
they will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wahlert return
ed home last Sunday evening from
Woolsey, "South Dakota where they
(had been, visiting the past ten days
iwith his Bister, Mrs. Roy Wlhite, and
brother, Fred Wahlert and family.
Mr. Arthur Hansen, clerk at the
Nels Hansen Drug Store, .went to
Anita Saturday evening to visit at
the home of his parents Mr and Mrs
Hans Hansen, who reside near that
ciity. He returned to his work here
Tuesday morning.
To those of my customers that
have run an account from one to
eight years without settling up is
not borrowed from coming to set
tle as I need the money to pay my
bills. ..
Yours Truly,
"26 JOHN NELSEN
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Did you read the Special Cloak
Suit and Skirt Sale advertisement?
Mr. Wm. Bell of Casey was a
business caller in this city yester
day.
It you want prompt service and
a "Square Deal" see Pete about it,
at FulJerton's.
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Mr. Vic Anciaux is building a
large corn-crib on his farm north
of this city.
Mr. Nels Twight arrived here last
Tuesday from Wdiota to visit with
•relatives and friends.
Mr. Fire Anders was on the sick
list the first of the week but is
better at this writing.
Genuine Tennessee Red Cedar
split or roiund posts 7 ft. (remem
er 7 ft) at Fullerton's Lumber
i'ard. s26
ThUre will be a Special Women's
Cloak, Suit and Skirt Sale on Fri
day and Saturday, September 20th
and 21st. See advertisement in this
paper.
Come in and get a number on the
"Free" Sewing Machine, which will
be given away at my store, Satur
day, September 21, 1912.
P. M. CHRRISTENSEIN, Jeweler.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Randies, of
Bruch, Collorado visited last week
Brush, Colorado, visited las* week
at the home of her sister, M|rs. A.
Aj. Seiibert and husband itn this city.
Car Of' Fruit
I will be in Exira with ar car of
Apples and Pears about Tuesday,
September 24 th. Will sell them
from the car on, sliding in West
Town.
F. HAMLIN
For Sale
1000 Season buroats posts.
pdsl9 ANDREW WELLS.
Lost! Lost! Lost!
A valuable watch fob. Finder
please leave at the Journal Office.
For Sale
My property in Elk Horn at a
bargain if sold soon.
N. LARSON
Lost! Lost! Lost!
Man's Gold Watch, medium size,
hunting case. Leather fob. Leave
at Journal Office and receive re
ward..
Found
A gold watch-fob, near the Green
Bay Lumber Office. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Call at the
Journal Office.
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For Sale
20 head of Big Type Poland China
Male Hogs, Registered. These are
fall males and all good ones.
NICK MARTES,
o3 Exira, Iowa.
Notice
My books have been left at the
First National Bank for collection.
Persons owing me will please call
there and pay at earliest possible
moment.
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HANSEN
To My
Customers
That have bought discs, harrows,
plows, seeders, planters and culti
vators was due June 1st are also
allowed to call and settle at any
time.
s26 JOHN NEL&HN
For Sale
A farm, about 108 acres. Fine
soli, mostly level, practically all
under cultivation. Fine young or
chard, good improvements, well
fenced. 3 1-2 miles from two towns
la Cass County, Iowa. Must sell
to satisfy some of heirs. Price un
til September lsi, $125 per acre.
Terms. Address G. 44, care of
Journal.
For Quick Sale
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Eighty acres Improved farm at
$80 per acre. Sixty-five acres plow
land fifteen acres pasture. House,
16x24 14 ft. posts with kitchen 14
xl4, 10 ft. posst. Barn 30 by 42
room for five horses and ten cows
12 or 15 rd'irdladnludyuopilnyppun
and 12 or 15 tons of hay. Corn
crib, hen house, machine shed fluid
good new fence. One of the finest
orchards in southern Iowa. Terms
to suit purchaser. Will carry back
three or four thousand on place at
6 1-2 percent for five years. For
particulars call on or write
H. B. DRAPER,
^antic, Iowa
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Great New Stock of the Latest Styles of
Hart Schaffner & Mars
yOU men in Exira, who are particular about
I the clothes y#u wear, now have an oppor
1 tunity to get the kind of clothes you want
at thp price you
want to pay.
-Hart, Schaffner
& Marx goods
were never better
than this fall the
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finest weaves, the |j
best tailoring, the
smartest styles
ever shown, sa
Men's
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Special yi~
Styles
Some very un-*^"
usual thingB for
you young fel-?.
lows lively pat-^\V AV^
terns, snappy new
models, some very
smart new ideas
in cut and finish, »«**•«««'*IE.'
Prices are low as usual.
Suits $18.00 and up.
Overcoats
$16.50and
up.
C. D. (ptton
This Store is. the Home of Hark Schaffner & Maax Clothes
RocklslandTourist Sleeper
To ^California
A Money Item
Rock Island Tourist Sleeping Cars
afford you the comforts and con
veniences of a staedard Pullman-
,v,at about half the cost. Electric lighted, with
big, roomy births—the cars are vestibuled,
well ventilated on fast Rock Island trains,
with a la carte dining car service.
Farms for Sale
Take advantage of this service now and get a
ob* way Cslsaial ticktt to California, on sale September 25
to Oototor i0, i#i2 '•c'x
Choice of Three Routes
Through Colorado to Bait Lake—thonoo Bouthom Paoiflc or
s$| Wostora Pacific, or via El Paso aad Now Mexioo—route of1
lowest altltados
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Let mc tell you how inexpensive t1''
you can make the trip
R. G. Nancarrbw, Agent
Exira, Iowa
Q. 5. McNally, Div. Pass, Agent
Omaha, Neb.
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Price $110.i
200 acres, gov .' iand, lays well,
large, good buildings, and easy
terms. Price $100.
80 acres. Improved mice laud,
$2000 cash, balance easy terms.
Price $116.
40 acres, nice land, no buildings,
near town, $100.
161 acres, good land, and good
buildings, near town. $116.
160 aoves, good land and build
ings, $2000 March 1 to 13, bal
ance ten years. Price $125.
240 acres, good large buildings
and good land, will trade for 80
to 160. Price $110.
40 acres near town, good land
and buildings, will trade for 80 to
160.
these are all convenient to Exi
ra, Have a large list for sale and
exchange and can makg unusual
terns on. most of them.
fe: JOHN H, RENDLEMAN
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120 acres, nico ruid and good
buildimge, easy
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tlea of any speclallats lu toVWait Ifw?
not miccewtal? Nat a bit of lt^taopla eatuTto
us becauw w« hav« beta fuootatAil ud thiy
have confidence In us.
We treat •ucceaafolly Varlcacele,
Hydrocele, Sexual Weakneaa, Nw
•oua Dlaordern, Kidney Tronblaa,
Lo«t Vitality, Bladder and Proatatic
Trouble and Kindred Dlaeaaea anil
Ibe fanaona Salvaraui
(600) treatment for Blood Polaon..
If you ara suffering with any of thaaa, wrlta
u. All corrupondanca confidential. Plain an
velopas used. Our 76 Book or "Tblnn Uan
Ought to Know" aeat free.
Consultation and
EzunluatloD
FtM,
Either by mall or at our offlcaa.
DRS. FELLOWS & FELLOWS
63 RoUlu Block, DBS HOOKS, IOWA
West Wal. and Fourth 8L,OiV. Klrkwood Hotel
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