Audubon County journal., January 23, 1913, Image 5

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Local Mems
Clyde lliinlfck visited Sjtnday'- iit
Elk Horn with'friends.
.Grace Wright, went:\to Audubon
Monday for a visit •w'i'tttvfrigfi'ds.
Clarence Nildason of Audubon wa
a friendly visitor in Exira over
^Sunday.
Tried and tested nursery stock.
Write W. M. Bombergier, Harlan,
Iowa.—adv tf
Knude B. Hansen of Audnbon
attended to business matters in
JSxira, Monday.
A. W. Harvey went to Atlantic Sa
turday. on business, returning to
Exira Monday.
Arthur Hansen and friend at
tended the dance in Brayton, last
Saturday evening.
J. Z. Wright was dowmtmn Aud
ubon Saturday looking after a bus
iness proposition.
The red light bill of Senator Ken
.yon's passed the house without, op
position alst week.-
Gertrude Basham was quite ill
the latter fart of last week but is
better at this writing.
Mifis Mabel Griffin was an over
Sunday visitor in Audubon with her
'friend,. Miss Schrader.
Viggo llasmussen of Audubon vis
ited in Exira'Monday and looked
•after "business while here.
.Write for my tree price list
oij^r.—ad"v. tx.
\V. M.
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Bomberger,, Harlan, Iowa.
Saturday evening for a visit with
'his sou, L. E. SJmpson and family.
A good time will be assured all
who attend the dance, January litttli
at the Old Maccabee Hall—a'dv j23
MTB. Kate South and children
visited Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Matt Tli el en and family, north of
town.
Roy Dryden spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in this city-,
returning to Hamlin Monday after
noon.
The tax on wood pulp and punt
paper is' too be reduced and a
higher tax levied on tabacco .. and
jpA 'other luxuries.
The new city well in Audubon wa
.down to the depth of ^400 feet
Monday. It is expected to he down
'2450 feet today.
Andrew Larsen came up from At
lantic Monday on business and to
visit friends. He returned on the
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aittruoon train.
John Nelseu ofen show you some
good bargains in' furnitui'e during
ihis reduction sale from Jan. 27th
'to Feb. 1st.—advj23
Mels Monksgaard, who is working
an the B. P. Simpson new home,
•went to Audubon Saturday to visit
Sunday, with home folks. -v"
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H. P. Petersen Improved the
looks of his store by having the
Counters painted, Saturday eve
ning in the grocery department
John Nelsen received a carload of
furniture and implements last week
whiich will enter into his sale as
advertised in another part of this
paper.
Henry Hansen of Bentley, Iowa,
arrived in the city Saturday to visit
relatives at he E. A. Rtehmeier
"home. He departed for his home
Monday.
fV Fine lot of 2 to 3ft. Bvergreens
^-^for ornamental planting and w.ind
These are being booked
fast. Write me, W. M. Bomberger,
!-«4 breaks
Harlam, Iowa.—adv. tf
Thomas Mason, the Audubon and
'jR' Exira photographer, was down in
his auto Saturday looking after his
'ir' work here. Some fine weather and
T#a^8
jn j-jjg middle of winter.
Your chance to buy furniture at
a 16 percent Discount at John Nel
son's ,the reliable dea'er begins
Monday, January 27th and will pos
itively end on Saturday, Feb. 1st
MTS. N. H. Lewis, following an
enjoyable visit here with her moth
er, Mre. M. C. Gill and her broth
er, G«orge B. Giil, returned to her
borne in Walnut Thursday evening.
Dr. J4ewIon, J. M. Diiriick, E. *C.
Wile«g, Hans Hansen, WiilW,,'^en
ae», A. W. Harvey, Nfck i?lii§i'eB'V
./••i DelaWdyde aUffl. '"tCarfjf Jensen
a A & a $
^|4TOEF-^A»TO»«WLE« MEOU®®. A.* W*
Harvey "and' Ed" DGlattdy'de 'were
appointed as delegates to DesMoines
th^lfet, and E. -C. 'Wilson a$d
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Dr., !Ne-Wldn ais- aU«r4'ates.r\ ,|/^^','.
"Sunset" Bill an expert checker
jplayer.of the,East arrived in Ex
ira Monday and gave an exhibition.
qf his skill as a checker player
which was enjoyed by many of Ex
ira's good players. He played three
of our -experts Monday ^winning 37
out of 40 games, three being a
draw.
Don miss the rare opportunity tc
get some of the verv best furniture
that money can buy January 27th.
to Feb. 1st inclusive at wholesale
prices of John Nelsen, who has a
reputation for bargains.—adv.j23
E.B. Voss left Friday for Di i?
Moines, where he will look after
business. His wif? .'i^eompriiii"•'
him to Stuart to visit with horn-,
in is a
Moines. frMi
Jerry C. Hoover, iiv'u^ east
E xi a in re el to iv a
keted Go head of hogs iionday,
which averaged 201 cuiuls
netting him the s'.nig sum ot
$1,14o.
of
Improved strawberries, rasp
berries, currants, gooseberies, by
mnil parcels posit direct to your
ddor. Write me for special prices.
W.-M. Bomberger, Harlan, la.—adv.
E. D, Cotton was a business call
er in Onialia the fore part of the
week and while tlie.re nurcha-sed a
large stock goods with which to
•replenish his big store.
IJenry Campbell,- who with his
family was .liere a few weeks ago
and returned home without his
auto, came over again Monday'" to
take the mchine home.
John A. Johnson, formerly pf Ex
ira, but who has been in Winterset
for sometime is now with the EXe
.vator Company at Brayton, having
tfibved there last week
Mrs. B. L. Swain and ilttle daugh
ter, Gwendolyn Ruth,- following a
very pleasant visit in Coon Rapids
for several days with relatives, re
turned home Monday
Miss Kathryn R'liuey, wso
tpnding the Mrs. Connraroy dress
making school, went to Templeton
Saturday for'an over Sunday visit
with her parents.
Hfeiislty and Dimick shipped a
do a ad of to
Boston, Mass., market Friday eve
ning and also a carload of cattle to
Chicago. ,,
For an enjoyable evening: -He
sure to attend the dance to be uiv
en by Chase and G411, next Wed
nesday night at the Maccabee hall.'
Roses, flowierimg shrubs, vine,
perenniels, Peony's roots, fancy
flowering things. Write W. M.
Bomberger, Harlan, la.—adv.. tf
Jim Hicks, the mail carrier, lias
purchased a Duroc Jersey sow of
M. C. Cameron of Monroe, Iowa,
for which he paid $45.
Will Hay returned home, last
of the week, from a ten day's bus
iness visit Out in Sterling, Colo
rado.
•Thousands of Iowans attended
the reception tendered to Governor
Clarke at the Iilaugural cehemonies.
Miss Mae McLaughlin of Gray was
an over Sunday visitor in Exira wit)
the Lancelot and Wilson families
Lisle Copeland of Council Bluffs
came to Exira this week for a vis
it with his numerous relatives.
Peter Jorgensen returned Wed
nesday from a business trip to
Omaha.
Frank Johnson was a visitor in
Exira Monday from Adair
Rio Grande Special.
Why stay in a cold climate at
this season of the year when you
can take the "Rio Grande Special"
to "The Garden Spot of the Ameri
can Continent," on Tuesday, Feb.
4th, for little expense. This is
•especially a good time to see the
country, in fact all times are good,
but now when .the winter is^severe
in the' north, the sttlers in the Rio
Grande Valley are harvesting and
marketing their products, and they
realize what a country without
winter means. We' guarantee to
show -you one of the most pros
perouj countries in the World if
jteu will take this trip with us on
Tuesday, February 4th. For further
particulars cdll, wtfite. or see1
a srow,.
«fdrjj28 Ifejr'a," H»wa!
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Pleasantly Surprised.
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A number of neighbors"' and"
friends took advantage of' Ray
Clark, he having no one to look
after his batche'lor apartments,
three miles east of Hamlin and
intruded upon his place of quietude
Tuesday night and completely sur
prised him. The crowd brought
along a good supply of food and
few musicians aijd the report we
hear is that a most enjoyable time
was had by the merrymakers.rWh6W
Ray asked the meaning of all the
doings he was informed that as he
was soon to give up the life of a
batchelor and become a benedict
he was more surprised than ever,
as he thought no one else'':
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himself and wife to be knew any
thing about the event which is „to
take place in the near future.
Wished For A Girl.
A well known young clerk in
one of Exira's stores was complain
ing to one of our prominent men
this week that he could not get a
girl to go to the picture show with
him. The prominent business mail
told him he would send him some
girls to the store and to pick out
the one with a blue hat. The clerk
thanked him nicely and told him to
so up os in it
blue hat would be a daughti-r at'
his good friend. Monday even-inc
about seven o'clock just thirty six
young-ladies called at the store tntl
six of them. re'blue hats, so tlir
clerk is till oWJhe anxious seat.
j| House For Sak"
As 1 have bought a property close
to my. Garage, I am offering my
ll«ne Place for sale. This, i-s-one*
of the best, houses in Exira. I
had it built for comfort, not. to
sfeil. It has hard wood floors,..ne^.
^verpfailing Galvanized cistern, -.a,
ggtjd barn, large lot with plenty
Qf^ [Fruit and shade trees, a dandy
place for a retired farmer and I
will make the place right. May
take some trade.
H. P. HANSEN, ..
adv. Auto Diealer
and killed a companion, named Geo
Christian Church.
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Bible Schoo'l at 10 a. m.
Preaching service atl ].
"The Last Judgment."
Subject,
Special CJuistiiui Wwnen "v
Board of Mission's.addrtes Sunday
evening on "Scenes in the Activities
of the C. W. B. JT." This address
will be illustrated by 75 beautiful
Stereopticon views. There will be
a special collection in aid of the
Women's Missionary work. Come
ypurse-lf and bring your friends.
Notice.
The Trustees, of Greeley Town
ship will meet at Greeley Center
schoolhouse, February 8, 1913, at
1 o'clock p. m. for purpose of let
ting road work and to hire Superin
tendent of dragging for 1913. Seal
ed bids may be sent to Clerk any
time previous to meeting. The boarc
re to re an
all bids.
WALTER HEMSLEY,
adv. j30 Township Clerk
Public Auction.
At the home of Mrs. Mary Jensen
in the Heights, Erira, Iowa, at 2
p. m., Saturday afternoon, Januarv
25th, will be sold at Public Auction
the following household furniture:
1 set kitchen chairs sanitary couch
buffet writing desk center ta
ble Iron bed stead washing
machine, and many other usefu.'.
household furnishings.—adv.
Public Daoce.
Wednesday night, Jan- 29th, at
the Old Maccabee Hali, a public'
dance will be given under the man
agement of Chase and Gill. Good
order will be maintained. All are
cordially invited.—adv.
j23 Chase and Gill
Congregational Church.
Sun "ay Schoo! at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11. Subject, "The
HealiDg Waters."
Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
Preaching ait 7:30^ Evangelistic.
All cordially invited.
George Prall, owner of the Pic
ture Palace in Exira, spent Sunday
in Atlantic with his family, return
ing home Monday evening.
A. W.' Harvey left
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frr--DesJMoineS1
Monday Stating ox a 'VtiJitaetiB 'VO*
'jft of a
tew itaiye
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Mrs. D. 10. Corner was in Audu
bon Friday, having some dental
work done\
Mrs! Elmer Audas' was a Maunitng
caller Saturday. y?
Meetings still continue through
out tbis week at the U. B.
Church.
Mr. George Hepp departed last
Monday morning for Minneapolis
where he will take up Manual
Training and other school work.
Mr. Austin Linn was an Audubon
caller, Sunday.
The young people of Gray gave
George Hepp a farewell surprise
party, Friday evening. The party
was well attended and enjoyed by
all present.
Mrs. Will Signal! was a Mannning
caller Friday.
B. A. Swartz departed Saturday
for Dakota
to attend
Do YoWWm
to some mat­
ters of importance.
Miss I ma McLachli« was in Man
ning on business Sa" urday
..Haaiel McLaughlin is on the sick
listj at this writing
P. L. Keyeer bad the misfortune
to hurt hi® hand very badly last
w«ek. He is now under the care
of Dr. Miller.
John King departed Sunday eve
ning for llUnoia.
John Linn, a nephew of Austin
L(inn, is on the Siek list and under
the care of Dr. Miller.'
., Mr. Wm. Signall was working in'
itke restaurant duiag the absence
«f lfe'Swartc. '••••-•''X •••rJ-.
'Mias May Delatey epent
pa^tr^ ca^'
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for the same price that we
bought at
WHOLESALE?
Our spring stock will soon be here and we
must have plenty of room to handle it
properly and because of our need the Exira
trading public can buy at
15 Re-
our present stock of furniture on any day
beginning Monday, January 27th, and end
ing Saturday, February 1st. The
Hardware and Furniture Store has
a reputation for bargains, but this
one knocks the bottom out of all the
rest.
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Offers For Sale
25 Big Type Poland China
Bred Sows
of all ages from gilts to two years old,
bred for March and April farrow and
bred to two of the best big type boars
known to the breed. The matured sows
weigh from 700 to 800 pounds.
Also have Buff Orpington Roosters
for sale
Phone 7 on 7 Elkhorn, or write
roll.
Mr. Loy.d Farrell' is on the sick
lipt at this writing.
Sir.' D. O. Corner shipped a'car
14afl
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Nets C. Jensen
R. F. D. 2 Exira, Iowa
Iboge to' Boone, -Friday eve
airt cartowa -of1cattle to 6m-
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OAKFIELD CENTER
STOCK FARM
aha, Saturday evening.
Miss Mae McLaughlin. ietuTned to
Giray, Wednesday, after apeiiding a
few daye at the Lncelpt JtoBM la
te reported a, aplegadid
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