Audubon County journal., October 07, 1915, Image 4

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See Komm.es Bros, for Moline
and Schuttler wagons and boxes.
Joseph Rydl has
,dv Dodge car at Anita.
purchased a
Peter R. Jorgensen was a Bray
ton visitor Sunday with friends.
Arthur Hansen was
friends in Anita the first
•week.1
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visiting
of the
Mrs. Ida Kester, of Cedar Rap
ids,, is in the city visiting her
brothers, Ad and Robert Watterson
and other relatives and friends. She
will remain at least a month.
Exercise
and Stephenson Under
wear are a great com
bination to ward off
colds, coughs and other
undesirables.
Stephenson Underwear
$ keeps your temperature
even and your temper,
ps too.
$ It's soft as silk, wears
like leather and "gives"
with every movement.
The famous Stephenson
ifi Closed Crotch (patent
ed) is a comfort feature
»unmatched in any other
underwear.
Our stock is completed
s? Move into winter un
derwear quarters now
a suit of Stephenson
Unions.
H. P. PETERSEN
II
1. We guarantee a saving of
one-third in fuel over any lower
draft stove of the same size, with
soft coal, lignite or slack.
2. We guarantee Cole's Hot
Blast to use less hard coal for
heating a given space than any
base burner made with same size
firepot.
3. We guarantee that the
rooms can be heated from one to
two hours each morning with the
fuel put in the stove the evening
before.
Misses^* Emma and Mattie Rydl
made a trip to Exira in theiii new
car Tuesday.
Mrs. Mildred Hash is spending
the week at the Clark Gray home
in Greeley township.
Before purchasing a heater look
over Cole's I-Iot Blast at John Nel
sen's.
Frank Wagner was visiting a
short time the first of the week
with his parents in Anita. ,*
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Mrs. Peter Gude of West Exira,
has been quite ill the past few
days. She is improving slowly.
The Bell brothers of Carroll, held
a dance^ in our K. of P. Hall last
Friday night and a large crowd
was present.
Mrs. Johnson, mother of Jim and
Willie Johnson, who reside near
Exira, is reported quite ill at the
present time.
Clarence Carl, who had his collar
bone broken, one day last week,
when he fell from the bed is ra
pidly recovering.
The radiators for the new heat
ing system in the E D. Cotton store,
are all installed and in use. It
is an up-to-date system and much
comfort is being had from it.
Mrs. Frank Leffingwel] and son,
Lawrence, returned home Monday af
ternooii' from Ames .where they
spent several days vi°Uing her
daughter. Mrs. II. L. Sunderlin and
husband
Mrs. Nels Hansen, who left three
weeks ago lor Chicago to visit
relatives and to Michigan where she
attended the wedding of her sis
ter, Lena, returned to her home
in this city last Thursday. n-i
'Mr. and Mrs. William Bintner Sr.
attended Ak Sar Ben at Omaha, Fri
day and after spending a few days
seeing the sights will visit rela
tives in Plattsmoutli, Neb. for a
few days.
Mrs. William Sturgeon celebrated
her seventy-first birthday recently
and in the afternoon entertained
the following ladies Mesdames An
na McAninuh, Kilworth and Chas
Klever. On Thursday she1 was en
tertained at the home of her son,
Harold nd wife in the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Temple call
ed on her during the afternoon.
On Each
Cole's Original
Hot Blast
Heatei*
Your Money Back!
You get bade the original
cost of your stove in the fuel
money saved each winter.
Could you ask for more?
4. We guarantee that the
stove will hold fire with soft coal
or hard coal from Saturday eve
ning to Monday morning.
5. We guarantee a uniform
heat day and night with soft coal,
hard coal or lignite.
6. We guarantee every stove
to remain absolutely air-tight as
long as used.
7. Wo guarantee the feed
door to be smoke and dust proof.
8. Wc guarantee the .anti
puffing draft to prevent puffing.
All we ask is that the stove be operated according to
directions and connected with a good flue.
(Signed) COLE MANUFACTURING CO. (Not Inc.)
John Nelsen
Exira Iowa
(Makers of the Original Patented Hot Blast
Stove)
This guarantee cannot be made on any other heating stove. If
you want comfort and economy put one of these heaters in your home.
"Cole's Hot Blast Makes Your Coal Pile Last"
Look for the nam* ole't on feed door to avoid imitation*
This is one of the Stoves to be given away, Oct. 23
Come in and get a ticket—Costs you nothing.
113D
The largest stock of Ford re
pairs in the County now carried at
Hansen's Garage.
Mrs. Charles Homston spent the
day Monday visiting old friends in
Atlantic.
James Johnson returned from O
maha last Wednesday where he pur
chased a carload of cattle.
Comfort and economy make hap
py homes. You get both by .using
Cole's Hot Blast Heaters. iss/.
The best line of heating stoves
we have ever shown.
W. E. Varney.
Earl Carson, of Lewis, was an
Exira visitor the first ot the week,
the guest of his friend, Frank Wagi
ner.
Miss Nettie Jones and gentleman
friend, returned to Exira last Friday
afternoon after a several days vis
it out of town.
Nels C. Jensen purchased a full
blooded Poland China hog at the
Fred Sievers Stock Sale near Aud
ubon. one day last week.
E. D. Cotton left Sunday for
Chicago, to attend to business mat
ters and buy the holiday goods for
his big department store.
Hans Nelson and family of Elk
Horn, were in Exira Sunday, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin p.
Jensen, in the east part of town.
Mr. and Mrs. John VandeBrake au
tos to Brayton each nice evening
to spend a few hours at the home
of her parents, B. H. Christensen
arnd wife the latter being in a very
poor health.
Nelson,, of Slipperyelmliurs
while making visit in Cedar Rapidis
with relatives the first of the week,
had his Ford runabout stolen by
unknown parties. It is mot recovered
at this writing.
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J. K. VandeBrake came back to
Exira last Wednesday after attend
ing the funeral ol his mother which
took place in Orange City the pre
vious Monday..
FOR SALE— Good second hand
bas^burner. W. E. Varney.
Cluis -M. Jensen and fumily and
Miss Winnie Siemersen autoed Lo
near Dedham Sunday where the for
mer went to look at a farm, which
he will buy it suited..
Rev. and Mrs. Grmyer, autoed
to this city Monday on a short
business trip and to visit old
friends. They returned to their
Wiota home in the afternoon.
Miss Ella Gude, clerk in- the
Jorgensen Variety Store, was in
Audubon the first of the week hav
ing her eyes tested. She is now
having to wear glasses.
The Misses Clara and Helen Tib
ben left last Thursday for Omaha,
where the former attended to busi
ness matters and the latter had
her ears treated by the specialist.
E. B. Perry purchased the Ben
Garver residenc which is now occu
pied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cotton and family, last week and
we understand, will move in as
soon as possible.
Uncle William Fowler passed his
seventy eighth birthday anniversary
last Monday and is hale and hearty
for his age. He is enjoying a visit
lroni his oldest daughter, Mrs. W.
H. Wadswortli of Oklahoma.
The Fred Tennigkiet case is being
tried at Atlantic wherein Fred is
sueing Audubon County for ten
thousand dollars damage for di
verting the Nishna Creek, overflow
ing his land.
Read ,our Automobile law, cut it
out and paste it in a book it may
save you money a damage suit.
Perhaps prevent you from killing
some one carelessly, and yet inno
cently. Read every word of it.
Read it Weekly.
Edwin Dalahoyde left Monday
morning for Cedar Rapids to attend
the Northwestern Road Congress
which took place the fourth, fifth
sixth and seventh of this month, he
being the delegate lroni Audubon
County.
Don't miss our Special Sale on A
luminuni ware Friday and Saturday
only. At Jorgensen's Variety Store.]
FOR SALE— Good second hand
baseburner. W. E. Varney.
J. M. Dimick purchased a carload
of cattle in Omaha the first of last
week and will place them in his
feed yard east of town thru the
winter.
Mrs. Wadswortli arrived from
her Oklahoma home Saturday morn
ing to visit an extended time with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Fowler.
The M. E. y: Ladies| Aid Society
will have a supper in the lecture
room of the chuirch Friday evening
October lath. Everybody, invited.
W. J. Lewis of Adair, and Mrs.
M. R. Vanduzer of Menlo, uncle and
aunt of Amber Kelsey, visited her
the first of the wolek.
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Jacob Wahlert arrived home last
week from Woolsey, Soutlh Dakota,
where he had been on a visit with
his son' and daughter and families.
Mr. Martin, Clnristeusen returned
his (home la Dextefr, affteir a few
days visit in this city with his
son, Jim and wife.
Mrs. Susan Spoo visited a cou
ple of days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. L. A. Peterman and
family, returning home on the Fri
day afternoon train.
Ralph Channon sold a span of
bronchos to the horse buyer, one
day last week, for $180. lie re
ceived over twice as much for
them as he paid.
Martin Jessen and family, Wil
lie Johnson and family and Chris
Petersen, clerk,, and family, were
entertained Sunday at the George
Aagaard home northwest of town.
We understand that Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Coe and children are intending
to move to Texas in the near fu
ture and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Green
will live in the house they vacate.
Charles Houston and daughter,
Miss Florabel, left Monda/y for Wall
Lake to get their auto which they
were compelled to leave in that
city two weeks ago to be repaired.
Rev. Rasmussen returned Monday
morning iiom Atlantic where he
had been assisting with the Mission
meetings which were held in that
city Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. Norman Hensley and
Henry Petersen, who are attend
ing College f.t Grinnell, arrived in
tile city last Friday to visit un
til Sunday noon with their parents
and other relatives.
The new tile floor in the Bishop
ind Statzell Barber Shop, which is
located in the front part of the
basement of the new E. D. Cotton
building, is completed and is a
handsome piece of architecture.
This is one of the most handsome
tonsorial parlors in Iowa.
There will be services Sunday
at 11:00 A. M. and evening at
7:30 in t'he M. E. church, conduct
ed by the pastor. All are cordial
ly invited to come. You aire wel
come to all the services.
W. B. Cox, ministeir.' Y*
The best line of heating stoves
we have ever shown.
W. E. Varney.
The Misses Lizzie and Hannah
Gude, who are employed in Audu
bou homes, came down Wednesday
of last week to visit their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gude. The
former returned on Thursday but
Miss Hannah remained until Friday
The union, Evangelistic team, now
holding tabernacle meetings in' Audu
bon, will be in Exira next Monday
evening and .hold services in the
E. church. This is to be strictly
union service and we expect the
hearty co-operation of all the peo
ple. Tlhere will probably be 8 or 10
auto loads come as helpers a/nd
choir. Let everybody come and help
on. the good work.
Sunday morning, Oct. 10, is our
quarterly communion Service. Ser
mon Theme, "Abundant Pardon."
It is desired at this time to re
ceive new members either by let
ter or confession of faith into
our church fellowship.
The evening sermon at 7:30 will
be a discussion of the parable of
"The Barren Fig Tree." Every
one welcome.
Jessie G. Getty, Minister.
Romain
PALACE THEATRE
Friday -Oct. 8
CASE & MURCURIO
Dramatic and Vaudeville Company
.of Twelve People Presenting
in a Bar Room,'' consisting of five acts, with
one act of vaudeville between each act of
drama.
Joe Morgan r. j. Coleman
Simon Slade £,eo Hayden
Willie Hammond unes
Harvey Green jack 7jal}
Frank Slade Harl^v Daa#»
Sample Switchel Reece Shover
Mrs. Slade Mrs. A. F. Case
Mrs. Morgan Emma Saunders
Mahitable Cartright Edna Case
Little Mary Morgan Zelpha Case
Miss Clara Shultz, Pianist
Remember this Attraction is guaranteed
to please, Two hours and a half of Dram
atic and fun.
Admission 50c Children 25c
Miss Ruth Statzell is now teach
ing a school in Hamlin township.
Mrs. J. P. Lair ilias been in Clar
ion, Iowa, the past few dayis visit
ing relatives and friends.
Glen Hunt is again at his work
as assistant Cashier of the First
National Bank after a two week's
vacation.
Ad Seibert returned home last
week from a. few days visit in Fort
Dodge with relatives at the Thad
Carmichael home.
Mrs. W. M. Crees was in the
city the latter part of last week
visiting her brother, J. M. Dimick
and wife.
The big war loan of half a bil
lion dollars asked of the II. S. by
the French and English Government
has be»:i raised.
Mr. aiid Mrs. Van. Aernum, who
have been' visiting relatives in Lane,
South Dakota, are again at home
and report a fine time.
Miss Veda Minerman came home
last Thursday from a few days vis
it with her sister, Mrs. Will Wah
lert and) family neair Anita,
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church served a chicken
supper at the church, parlor last
Friday evening. A large crowd was
present.
The teachers of our Public school
were entertained at the J! 1 Hensley,
liom Wednesday evening of last
week.
Several of our Junior girls were
entertained at tflie home of Miss Car
olyn Klever in the country last
Saturday evening.
Miss Ida Woodruff came 'home last
week from near Oakland where ehe
had spent the summer with her sis
ter, Reno and family.
Mrs. Rev. Getty returned last
Thursday from Illinois and St. Paul
where she accompanied the remains
of her brother, Rev. Paul Garvin
a week ago.
When economy in the fuel ex
pense is considered stoves of the
best make must b£ bought. Se«
the Cole's Hot Blast Heaters are
the best. See them at John Nel
sen's.
Mr. Robert Jensen, the son of
Mr and Mrs. H. P. Jensen of this
city, is laying quite sick at his
home in Lorah. Mr. and Mrs-. Jen
sen had been visiting in Omaha for
a few days and upon their return
found their son under the doctors
care. They have both been at his
bedside and all hope for his speedy
recovery.
Audubon Co. Journal, October 7th.
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10 Nights in
Room
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will see the full play of "Ten Nights
A. F. Case
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you are in the market
for a Piano don't fail
to see my line of the famous
Waltham and Warfield Pi
anos. I will save you some
money on a Piano. Ask the
parties that have bought
Pianos from me how they
like them? That is the best
way to find out what kind
of Instruments I handle.
Mrs. Frank Gault
Fred Back
Anton Nelson
Frank Navaratil
Winnie Simersen
Mary Williams
Harvey Lile
Geo. Meyers
:r
Below are the names of
parties that have purchased
Pianos from me.
Martin Beck
Geo. Iloegh
Marie Madsen
Mi-h. Jens Jepsea
P. K. Petersen
A. J. Baylor -57
Oscar Wheeler.
P. M. CHRISTENSEN
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty
Mrs. Rebecca Crane, who resides
in Nebraska, sister of Mrs. Alice
Connrardy of this city, is gradually
growing weaker with no hopes for
recovery. 1
Nirls Mikkelsen and son, Arthur,
left last Friday for a sight seeing^
trip thru the country and to,?
Spirit Lake.
Miss Emma Sorensen was an Elk,
Horn visitor a few days last weeks
visiting at the home of her friend,.
Leona Jorgensen. ..
Charles Houston and family and
Wilbur Wulf and family exchanged
houses last week, both houses be-i:
longing to the latter.
For Indigestion. c.
Never take pepsin and prepara-s
tions containing pepsin or other
digestive ferments for indigestion
as the more you take the mores
you will have to take. What is,
needed is a tonic like Chamber-1!
tain's Tablets that will enable the5
stomach to perform its functions,
naturally. For sale by Exira Drug
Co.