Audubon County journal., May 13, 1915, Image 4

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Happenings
|GiVe it a try out and you'll u^» no
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See Kommnee Broe. twine
and Mower.
Mrs. May Heath is on
Ust thns week.
/See S. R.
Come to t'be Exchange Saturday at
Fred Cotton's store.
Bee S. R. Nielsen & Co. for New
Century Ouiltivators.
Ga/tol'ne at 12 1-2 oemts a gallon
at the Han? en Garage.
See Komaiiee Bros John
and Jenny Lmd cultivator.
(Mrs. Fhippen is not enjoying very
igood health at the present writing
Glen Breckenridge visited with
thfis mother Mrs. Lydia Hubble last
Sunday.
''Pill 'em up with our spqcialj
brand or gasol.uc at only
.» gall.m.
Sjvx® Dr. and Mrs. Jaeofosem, Leonard
"»^jnndi Ledlla Kline were visitors in
•J* Audutbon recently.
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iBiay Toole.
Co. for
Tired Tiibbeai transacted business Short visit in Shelby wdth her
Kb Adair r,ecently.
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Bed Crown Special Gasoline atf
12 1-2 cents at Hansen's garagp.
si ^rs- G5en Hui.t and Miss Anna ,dO!n.ntry recemtily and made a sho
SVOBB were calling on friends in At
i* lantic luc-sday.
lJetts came it from the.
country Sunday and visited the
Geo. Paige family,
Claude Bills came up from Atlantir
Sunday and vi&.ted with friends
the Grant Jo.es hc'ine.
CSeaic^ tlin.il ever at llsuisen's ga
Wge. LUJD Oomii SIWCIAL ut ONLJ
'12 1-2 cts. a gal.oil.
Call F. J. Schmidt for your paint
ing, pa er hanging a wall paper
oleani ng. Phone 183.
Mrs. Dr. Jacol.sen entertained a
u, rfeter and husband a part of last
iwieek from Des Moines.
iM rs. Caroline Jenkins is enter
tainlng her brother Thiomas Woody
Councai Bluffs this week.
iMirs. Ruth R^eeder of Atlantic i.s
DRY CLEANING
of this nature that you may have, and will
show my appreciation of your patronage
by giving you at all times first class work
Bring or send them in now is the
best time do not wait until you want to
use them for that trip or special occasion'.
We send hats in to be cleaned and
blocked and sell made-to-measure clothes
PRICE LIST
PRESSING
Suits $ .75
Coats .50
Vests .25
Trousers .35
Overcoats, light .75
Overcoats, heavy .00
DRY CLEANING and PRESSING
Suits $1.50 to $1.75
Coats 75 to 1.00
Vests 25 to .50
Trousers .50 to .75
Overcoats, light 1.00 to 1.25
Overcoats, heavy 1.50 to 2.00
DO IT NOW.
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CITY PANTITORIUM
E. THOMAS. PROP.
One block north of K. P. Hall, Exira, Iowa
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
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visiting itlhiis week i® Exira,
her friend, Mary Stephenson.
Jake Watson went to Lewds and
ivfieiteid wiitihi relatives amd friiemds
(Uhle llatteir piaAit of last Wteek.
"EaTlrian Johnson was here from
Audubon from Saturday umtil Sun
flay visiting with friends.
The Congregational dhurcln
dismissed Sunday evening and wor
shiped withi t'hfe Methods
sts.
Take a littjie titfp and try Bed
Oroiwn (jfasoline at Hansen's garagp
only 12 1-2 ctts. a gull on.
Mrs. Caroline Jenkins enjoyed a
daughter Mrs. Herbert Herrick.
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Glen. MoNary and brother viisted Miss Minnie Campbell has been
friends in Audubon last week., very sick ct her hiome the past
week. SI is rf co\ cung now.
It njever was so cheap beforie. A
Bpleindid gasoline at Hand's Gar
age at 12 1-2 cents a gallon.
Be sure and be at tilie Exchange Dick Simpkine southeast of town,
given by the Treble Clef Saturday,
Winnie Heneley stayed in from
Mr. and Mrs. Cook of Audubon thie country Saturday and spent the
Were ill Exira recently on business, night with her friend, Vivian Heatlh
12 1-2
cts
Anna Gude was in Hamilin Friday
last, to attend the funeral of Alfred
Hansen and also visit friends.
Mrs. Joliln Miller and baby wtere
in. At.
antic last week visiting rela
tes at the Rattenborg home.
I Mrs. Win. "Vo&s and son viSited
laet week with hJer mother Mrs.
Doll Spoo is clerk:n.g in the
Erke Bros, store. She entered up
on hler duties last Thtursday morn
ing. ....
Mr. and Mrrs. John Miller and:
little daughter were Sunday visit
ors at tlhe RatenLorg home in At
lantic.
'Mrs. C. E. Kline crm:e in from th
rvflsit witlli her daughter, Mrs.
Heaithi. .. ..
Dry Cleaning is no longer considered (beauty of tlhe pliace.
a luxury, but a sanitary necessity as it
removes all dirt and grease, destroys all Last week's "otutl-lrian states
germ life and prolongs the wearing qual- that Harry W. Bo* en of Exriria an-u
5 ity of clothing about fourtimes. Mia tiha M. Sohimiat of Ada bad s^-
I am equipped to do any and all work
El nor lir St.: s&. came down,
fro-' ml Saturday and visatei
until Sir day with her mime rout
fr'e ds
he es Ad S c'et.y of tie M.
E. Ohiurcili. he'd a •vensington at the
ho:i:p of M'is. Lr. ntz, last Fridav
afternoon.
'Mr. ancl Mrs. Alfr.d Miller ai t1
s.n Lou and Vr. and Mrs. Jolin
Miller and baby \ve:e Atl -ntic vis:
tois Sunday.
Mrs. F. O. Worthing was a guest
ftrom Thursday until tit day noo:
of her daugihlte:-, Mts. Dr. La ntz
and hiusband.
Tlhe Exchange given Iby tine id
ies of tihe Treble Clef will be held
at F.ed Cvtto srere Saturday
May lotih'.
Wilson Parrott had a fine c^..
killed by llgihitniiing recenibliy. Si.
/wias insuired i'n t.iie Tiieo. Patty a&
•emcy of tfois oity.
iMiss Amber Keteey is having ce
/meinit walks made arouind lier prt
onfisieB. Tlhiie improvement aidds to t-.i
curtd a 1 £ie to
Wied-
Mass Ida Reynolds is making a
visit at the hou.e of her brother,
Fred Reynolds in the country. %e
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des in Audiulon.
Anaie Kylw.n came down from
HamJin today and will assist wit.,
the housework at the E. C. Wilsou
hlom.e for seversl days.
"McCormtek Binders and Mowers.
Side delivery rakes and hayload^rt
at S. R. Nelson and Co.
Look at thie New Century Riding
Cultivators 4 or 6 shovel, None
better. S. R. Nelson Co.
Mr®. iFanniie Wells, who is cook
ing ft,r tlie Dennison graders, vis
ited wii«th her parents, Frank Leff
lingrwell and wife over Sunday.
Mais. W'illiam Felt and ibaby, wiho
lhave been in Atlanitdc the past week
visl.ting her parents at th© Walker
iDome, returned to Exira Sunday.
Marsihiall Smltlh is now the owner
oi a five passenger Ford automo
bile. We understand that he trad
ed hie merry-go-round in on the car
Tlhe Ladle® of tlhe Treble Clef
fflrtll hold (UQi Etxdhange Saturday af
ternoon at Fred Cotton's store, will
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serve a good luncQi in ttoe evening
for 20c.
eGorge Faust, wiho has been out
west for sometime, returned to has
Ihome in West Exira last week. He
visa ted, wtoile away, an, Wyoming
witli he son.
JMR. and Mtb. Barney Mertes and
ifamiily of near Adair and Nick Mer
tes and family visited with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Johln Mertes
last Sunday.
Anna Voss has returned) to her
ihoonie in town to remain during thie
not summer month's. Sh(e has been
working for Mrs. Augmst Danumiani1
for sometime.
Mrs. Lloyd Graham and daugili/
ter, VeJmo enjoyed a two days vis
it near Atlantic with Mr. Graham^
parents. Lloyd drove to that home
Sunday after his wife. »«Sv
George Wolfe and family moved
last Friday from tlie Basham pro
perty, west of the Cream, Station,
to a house in West Exira.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hansen
and Mrs. Howard Kittell passed
through here Monday enroute for
Harlan. They had been visiting rel
atives in some otiher place.
William Deets and family autoed
up from near Atlantic in their new
car, one day last week and spent a
few bouirs with lids parents Mr. and
iMirs. Barney Deets and family.*
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Peterman and
Mrs. Belle May came up fr'om Ait
.nntic Sunday in the forager's auto
to spend the day wiltfli friends, r—
tiurn.ng hion.e in the evening,
Mrs. Howard Herrick wiho resdde.i
utJi of town, departed wi.tlh'i her
baby last week, for am extended vi
sit in Wiscoiis'n wiitih) )i«r mo-tilier
ar.d other realti es and friends
Mr. and Mirs. Jeff Lewi« are
tert inii the daugh.ter, Mrs. bo.
Petcrm. and htr husband a«c
daug ter cf Madrid, I .wa this wee
They will puo. abiy rema a ft.
days longer.
All*, ai.d Ms. Hairy
we.it 10 D.8 -UO last T.hiui«u ,.
and tied S-tarcii with) re 1
t.ves jiid fr dt.. Ur. .t-., e..s.
liielp^r' at t. 'c Ex.ia d. put usM):vv
enjoyia.g a sn'. rt ac .ti .n.
E. B. iy, who resiii e. in Au(.
bun towmslup is recoiled to t*
better. He IKS -.een sui'.e.i.G
winter with' r. e.mat sin ai.d dio
cjnditon f.ti.s to .m,r'^ve like
friends uou like to ha\e it.
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Frank Heath, ti^fe drayin..n, wu.'
i3d s.\eia. yt the past Hni-en
with a severe attack of e.ni 'uSL
Har.y aiige v.as ar.ving n.e -arr
wago.i duiLig his il'jness. Mr. Heat,
wus at wuik ga -Vo. day. 'C
C.are.i MascQiing and wife went
over to ~tsey l_st Fr.day and yis.t
eu Ui. til Sui.di with his parents.
Th'ty c. me ho.jj.e With tin in aLd
aite ded .ces at M. E. c..iurcli
a retur, et to C:.sey in tlie ev*
n.ng.
Mis. Fred \\iK ns of Atlantic wu.1
visit he a wec or two with ii~c.
pa.e ts, Jchin Hen::ley and wife pre
vioua to the no.ing to York i\eb.
iwthi&ere tln.y. are engaged in busi
ness. Mr. VvdlkuriS siud here oyer
iSiunuay.
SEED CORN—1 ha a lew bushr
eis of seed corn that w-s selectea
1 st 1., i-iut U/.j: .n sioreeiied cuj^
joards and tuorc.uglhlly uried under
a g-od ro.f. If you need it call ^t
tihe Jouri.al offi.e or at the house
ne..r t.e off.ee. living Wilson.
Littie Louise Gore, daughter ol
Ge rge G|o. a wi n«rrowjy es
CIIPED .e 1 SK of one eye last Sat
uruay wlien a patciiioik fell strik
ing the eyelid but fortumately d'id
not pierce the eye. It w. o-i-taiiir
ly a narrow escaj.e.
Mr. aid Mrs. Holger Ander&ei.
and baby came down from Hamlin
Sain day and were calling on tiifei.r
nuineiOi.s friends lurxje. Tliey visit
ed at tihe art:n Jensen hotai|e.
Tlile Audei,son's were fornvorly resi
dents of Exira. ,jp
Pauline Spoo was taken suddien
•ly sick, Saturday morning, and for
a tiime was in a delirious sute but
eoon recoveied afnd was able to be
around the following day. She was
at thie home of her Gtrandma Aind
ers wihen taken s'ek.
Mrs. Mrytle Hartzell and baby ar
rived here from their California
home recently and will nuake
an. extended visit in. the country
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Deets. They will also visit
wlativee at the Hartzell home.
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SEEiD CORN—I hiave a few bush
eis of seed corn that was selected
iast fall and put up in screened ouip
boards and tliOrougihlly dried undeij
a good roofu If you need it oalii at
tih^i Journal office or at the house
near the office. Irviing Wilson.
Thie Fontene'llle Obserxw pab
iiSiied the ouit and wrdite u|p otf Ex
isrja'is Neiw Sdhiool Hto'use in tlhieir
piaper recently. FontepelUe needs a
.neiw: sclhiooll htoiuse aind if flhey wiilia
do as' Exara has dome tihfcy will nevc
efr regret their cost of conisitruction..
M'iss Mary Gili returned last Wed
nesday from' Grasston., Minnesota,
wlhiere s(he haa been for two w»aeka
•viisitdng her friend, Mrs. M. Jay
Lancelot and fa.mi.ly. Wihrile enroute
tome slhie stopped in Sit. Paul and
imad)a a sihtort visit at tliie PJii'l Han
sen. tooime.
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Mire. Frank Leffingiwell returned
fba&t Friday, after making a siliort
visit at tihe home of her relatives
at tihe Guy Rood hionije in Nevada.
She went to Nevada from Ames,
•wlhiere sihe had attended t!je wedding
of her daugihiter, Flossie to J.
Sunderlin on Monday May 3rd.
Miss Orphiie Parrott of Sumner.
Jlowa has been hiere tlhe ^jast l^\io
weeks caring for her aunt, M,rs. Eva,
McClain. Sllie will continue to re
n.ain here witih her aunt during
ner ihness Mrs. McClain',s C( ndi
ticii b«« be?n some worse tne p«st
week. It is hoped by friends that
she wiill recover soon.
Following a tihinee week's visit
hiere with) ii,er mother Mrs. Lissa
G*uM a::d other relatives, Mrs. Car
rie Varney returned to lntr home
near Miltowm, S.n tin Dakota, S tur
duy morning. S1 asssted in the
entertainment at the
Cong:egatiO'r-,! 4
al cfoiurch, Friday evening, wlhiiCo!i|g|:
was ppi iated by hc-r ma
ny frlknris.
News TeLegrailh, Atla: t:c, In
L. A sternum got the '.'on tract
for finishing the high school base
ment, a', the meeth
ti.e school
board Id th aft ri on to open
the ds. His bir' t! work wras
$7680 and the bid of J. W. Laur
ie:: son w"s $7 767. Mr. Peterman
•W 11 com en rk the job in
ear fu
RHEUMATIC
SUFFERERS
GIVEN OUIOK RELIEF
Pain leaves almost
as if by magic when
you begin using "5
Drops," the famous old
remedy for Rheuma
tism, Lumbago, Gout,
Sciatica, Neuralgia
and kindred troubles.
It goes right to the
spot, stops the aches
and pains and makes
life worth living. Get
a bottle of "5-Drops"
today. A booklet with
each bottle gives full
directions for use.
Don't delay. Demand
"5-Drops." Doa't ac
cept anything else in
place of it. Any drug­
gist can supply you. If you live too far
from a drug store 6end One Dollar to
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co., Newark,
Ohio, and a bottle of "5-Drops" will be
sent prepaid.,.
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Tomatoes 3 cans for
Headlight Cora 3 for
Milk Hoininy
J. M. Corn 2 for ....
Haimwi coi-n 4 for ..
COTTON'S COTTON'S COTTON'S
Theo. Patty
Increasing Your Summer
Enjoyment
Just two things make summer unpleasant—heat and
insects.
Screens are an antidote for both.
A well screened house is l'rue from flies, mosquitoes
and other insects.
With scrcens on windows, doors and porch, the house
can be kept cool—left open day and night.
So here is a simple, practical and inexpensive way to
spend a delightful summer. Think v.-hat it will mean in
better health, in more enjoyment because of better ven
tilation and freedom from insects,
ND Now We Are Ready to Pres
ent to Exira aNew Department
Store Without a Peer in the County#
You are invited to visit and inspect this new store, which will be mod
ern in every respect. Being unavoidably delayed it will be several weeks
before we will have everything in its proper place and bring out all of the
good features of our new home. One feature we consider worth mention
ing is our new ready-to-wear department, where all merchandise is under
glass, each garment on its individual hanger—easy to see and get at, yet
protected from dust, dirt and wrinkles. And while in everything we have
done, UTILITY and EFFICIENCY have been the first and greatest con
siderations, the result is as pleasing in its appearance as in its better,
quicker service.
E. D. COTTON
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Why not let us share the pleas- -Mliiil
ure with you by furnishing screens?
een Bay Lumber mpany
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
One piece of fancy Chinaware given FREE with each 1
lb. can of Kokus brand Coffee for 35c.
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Audubon County Journal May 13-.
insurance
lit is when reading of a fire
lin town that we want to kno\
•whether those who have had
'their ome or property destroy
ed had iieir losses covered
by insurance. It may be a
"warning to those who read of
what their own fate will be
and have their property in
sured at once in a good com
pany
25 S tb Cooking Fig' 25c1
23o 2 tb Pitted Plums 25c
10 and 15c tb Fancy Apricots 25q
25c 2 tb Muir Poaches
2 5 S a is in
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Headlight Pork and Beans, 3 for 25c
We will sell 3 regular 25c brooms on the above dates
for 69c.
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