Audubon County journal., May 27, 1915, Image 4

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See Komimes Bros. twine Binder
and Mower.
Lou Shape was down from Audu
bon Saturday, ca.ling on his friends.
Laurids Hansen autoed up to A
dubon Friday, on a business trip.
iBe sure to make a vis/it at the
[Variety Store always big Bargains
and Displays.
See Komimes Bros John
and Jenny Linxl cultivator.
See S. R. K^Tson. & Co. for New
Century Cultivators.
Be sure to make a visit at the
Variety Store always big Bargains
15 cents.
''Fill 'em up with our special)
brand of gasoline at only 12 1-2 cts
a gallon.
Frank Ballow and son, Arthur, of
least of town were visitors in town
last Friday.
1, Mrs. Hi Heath lias been suffer
ing for several days with a bad at
tack of tonsilitis.
See S. R. Nelson
Hay Tools.
Miss Marie Freeman of Brayton
was an over night visitor, Tuesday
•with, her friend Vivian He'Uh.
John Nelson sold a Price and
Teeple pi,1no to Henry Huss who re
BidiS in the country, this week.
tis.
day May, 22nd.
Deerfi
I Miss Anna Voss went to the
country Saturday, for an extended
Tisit.
(Luther Hems ley was a business
visitor in Audubon Friday of last
Mr. John Mertes is having his re
sidence repaired in the south part
of town.
and Co. for
Mrs., Mae Heath is confined to her
bed this week with stomach trouble
|£nd other complications.
Call F. J. Schmidt for your paint
ing, paper hanging a"id wall paper
cleaning. Phone 183.
Merle Oweis came down from near
Audubon Sunday, to, visit'." with
fr.e.ids dur.ng the day. He is wovk
ing near that c.ty.
(Miss Annie Kyiinn who is work
ing at the E. C. Wilson home, went
lup to Hamilin Sunday to spend the
dny wii-h her pa:e:its.
Ha.rp Wilson of Audubon enjoyed
a social vi&it of a few hours in this
"city llast Saturday with his old
friend, Samuel Harn.
We are glad to note t'hat Mrs. Por
ter after her long siege of sickneg&
as able to be up and aroupd again
though not entiely well.
Harry Paige: is having a nice
front porch built on is residence in
the southeast part of town. Wood
Kline is doing the work.
Little Arlene Herrick arrived
flrom Shelby the fore part of uie
week to visit her grandmother Jen
kins and other relatives.
Anna Hansen wiho reside west of
town, is now employed at the Nels
J. Boose home iin Elk Horn as am
assistant for Mrs. Boose.
Arrangements for satisfactorily
handling one of the largest crowds
which that town has ever known
are rapidly being completed.
Miss Gladys Cliristensen who has
been visiting relatives in Minne
sota for several months returned,
to her home Tuesday evening.
Don't fail to attend the wedding
,o« Tom Thumb to Miss Midget at
Methodist Church Friday evening
at June 4th. at 8 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Floyd Freeman and children
who had been visiting her relatives
at the Jeff Lewis home returned to
their home in Brayton Saturday.
Walter Stroebel'e arrived here
Saturday from his home in Oakland
and is making a few days visit with
friends at the John I. Hensley home
Be sure to make a visit at the section next Saturday, the day of
Var.ety Store always big Bargains the big automobile and motorcycle
and display. ra.es.
Look at tine New Century Riding! Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson have
Cultivators 4 or 6 shovel. None the caie of a very sick son, Oscar,
bett.r. S. R. Nelson & Co. who is suffering with appendicitis
Che«rip' than ever at Hansen's ga- er soon.
rage. ltel Crown Special
12 1-2 cts. a gillon.
at onlj
If you don't you will always wish
you had so come to the wedding: at
iM. E. Church Friday evening June
41th.
Leonard Kline and Orwin Mascih
8ng were calling on friends at the
©ills home west of town last Sunr
day.
TQvs is a soe'ety event and every
body is invited to come. At M. E.
Church Friday evening June 4th. at
8 p.m.
B)en Sykes was visiting in Oak
field from Saturday until Sunday
•with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clias
S&k&s.
Clara Nieland and Lula Hawks
/were entertained Sunday at the
tome of Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Green in
tjiis city.i
Mary Freeman was in this city Fri
day on a s,lopping tour. She return
ed to her home in Brayton in the
ea'^ning.|
Mrs. Marie Nelson and baby were
guests several days this week of
(her parents, Geo. Faust and wife
4n West Exira.
iMrs. George Kness was in Anita
eevjeral days the fore part of las't
week, visiting with her sister and
other relatives.
Alajtin B.ck one of the sturdy
farmers of this section took out
one of tihe celebrated Waltliam
Pianos Tuesday.
iMr. and Mrs. Chris Jacobsen, are
the parents of a baby girl whidh
came to gladden their home Satur-
For Paper hanging, Painting, var
nishing, graining, staining, enamel
ing, auto painting two or five coat
plio..e 17'J or .see Mark W. Nelson.
Marjor.e, little daughter of Mr. to her lionne in the country, Satur
and Mrs. Joel Hill, has been quite! day. She visited o. er S.inday at
fclick with a severe case of tonsili- that home.
Atlantic, will be the Mecca of au
tomobile men f^om all parts of this-'
It is hopid tlia.t ti lad will recovT
Miss Eriv.a Bus')am accompanied
her sister, -Mrs. Arthur VanAerman
P. M. Cliristensen sold a Warfield
pTano to P. K. Pe'ersen in the coun
try, Friday. \V. H. Baldw.n a piano
agent, is here .ce ling the pianos for
Mr. Ohrlsttensen.
L. A. Peterman of Atlantic has
besn suffering with an injury to his
lefi fcot which he received when he
stepped on a nail He was off duty'
jr a short time.
IHonorable Frank Andrews went
to Nebraska last Monday to look
|lfter business and spend a few
days on a pleasure ttrlp. He return
to Exira Saturday.
-Miss Rtith Faust, w5,o has bsen
teaching H'ho'l in
Jr:thr'e
County,
returned to her home in West Exira
Saturday. She closed her term ol"
s'liool last w-cek.
Masses Christina Beck and Albena
Petersen are again at their homes
near this city. They have be-n work
lag for several weeks at private
ihO'mcsi in Audubon.
Mrs. J'. B. Conirardy is enjoy
ing a visit from her gr.tndaughter
[Who arrived here last week from,
Denver, Colorado. She was former
ly Miss Ethel Smith.
Come to the M. E. Church Friday
evening June 4tli. Tom Thumb and
(Miss Midget will enter into bond#
of Matrimony. A classy wedding of
much interest. Come.
An incipient fire at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lewis last Tues
day in the southeast part of town
was fortunately extinguished before
imueh injury was done.
The Juniors of the Exira High
School enjoyed a picnic in the wood Marylea Hunt went to Atlantic
one night last week. Tihey all enjoy-'.Friday and visited her friend Le
ed the evening immensely.
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Mr. W. H. Baldwin a representa
tive of the "Waltliam Piano Com
pany is here conducting a special
sale of Waltliams tfor Mr.. P. M.
Cliristensen the jeweler.
In the vicinity of Exira many auto
mobile parties are being arranged
to attend the races. From- state
ments received the races promise to
be well worth the trip from here.
C. J. Schroader, a jeweler from
Manning was visiting in this city
over Sunday with, his brother, John,
wiho is druggist in the Hansen Drug
(Store. He returned Monday to his
home.
George Paige now has a supply of
milk bottles in which he is deliver
ing the malk. It is much nicer and
more convenient for both the cus
tomers and the one wiho does the
delivering.
All lovers of Automobile speed
•will be treated with what promises
tf,o be one of' the best Race Meets
lever held in this state, when they
attend the races next Sat. Kay 29
at Atlantic.
oua Moore until Sunday. While
there she attended a party given
by the young people which she en
joyed very much.
The young wolves which Mel Par
rott captured last week were bot
by C. L. Booten of Audubon. That
gentleman will try to raise them.
Ilh.ey are quite a curiosity to the
peop.e up there.
Harvey Jensen returned this weel
from Lincoln Nebraska He had been
attending the University there th
past yaar and came home to spend
his vacation with his p-rents, Wil
lie Jensen and wife.
jAlready seven drivers with na
tional reputation are stationed there
preparatory for trial practise. An
equally large number of motorcy
cle riders are also on the scene and
more are on the way.
(Miss Ora Hicks is numbered a
mong the students returning to
their Exira 'homes for their vaca
tion. She has been attending
school in Cedar Fal's and that Col
lege has closed fur this year."
Earl Kil worth is here from Ore
gon, where he has been working fo
sometime. He arrived in this city
Saturday and is expecting to remain
(here during the sumn:er with liisi
mother, Mrs. May Kilworth.
The interior of the Journal On
fiijce was treated to some new pa
per th? la ter part cf list we'jk. Wie
(an rk much better in a clean
room and are sure we cm handle
yo v.ork that you brirg in.
s\V|hile
Frank Wagner me o.er from A-'several bruises when the shaft went
mita, the latter part of the week, down. They were not hurt severely,
and visited over Sunday with his' however. It was a narrow e.scipe
friends. He was a. resident of Exira
(at one time.
engaged in putting up' a
li':e shaft one day rscen-ly, Rodney
Martin and Harry Paige received
Ice Cream sociable and enter-
tainment at Little Valley school
House in (Greeley township Friday
tevening June 4th. A general invi
tation is extended.
Sincerity
Uothes
Lula Reynolds Teacher
Miss Deana Nelson has returned
to the home of her parents, Carl Ne
S3n amd wife, west of town. She has
attended the Lincoln University in
Nebraska the past year, and has
ledmei homie for the summer vaca^
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Andersen
and three children came from their
ihome in Litterdale Saturday, and
remained a few days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Paige.
They returned to their home Mon
d)a,y.
Hars Petersen opened up his new
addition to their store Saturday,
morning. It is occupied by the mens
Clothing' Department^ The building
in which it is located was form
erly occupicd by the Erke Bros
store.
Edith Hamlin came from Iowa
City Saturday morning, to attend
the funeral of her father, which
took place Sunday. She is training
in the Iowa City Homeopathic Hos
pital for the profession of train
led nurse.
Mrs. M. D. Hamlin went to Iowa
Ci'y last Wednesday, where she was
called to bedside of her husband
in a hospital there. She arrived
there an hour before he lost con
sciousness. He passed away Thurs
day afternoon.
We learn with regret of the ill
ness of Mrs. Frank'Hunt, who re
sides in California. She moved there
with her husband and children
several months ago, and seems
that the climate of that state does
not agree with her health.
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The Expositions In Cauiornla—ths
Panama-California Exposition at San
Diego, and the Panama-Pacific Inter
national Exposition at San Francisco,
offer the greatest opportunity ever pre
sented to the American people to set
something of their own country.
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Choice of routes, with a number of
limited trains to choose from, including
the famous "Golden State Limited,"
"Rocky Mountain Limited" and "CaU
Ifornian." Low fares for round trip.
Liberal stopover privileges. Long re
turn limit.
Get a copy of our folder on the Pan
ama Expositions. Tells you how to go
and what you can see.
Our representatives are travel expert*
who will help you plan a wonderful and an
toonomlcal outing, give you full information
tod look after every detail of your trip.
Finest Modern
All-Steel Equipment
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For tickets,reserva
tions and Informs^
tloa see
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terminators sold by
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New Tomatoes lb.
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good Policy in a most relia
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good people to know. „.Tv,
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leave if you use some of the standard Insect Ex-
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