Audubon County journal., October 14, 1915, Image 4

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M.ns. A. W. iHiairvey amd daughters
(were Atlantic visitors Saturday.
Tlhe Thursday Club meats to-day
with Mons. J. C, Neiwloni as hos
tess.
Chris Jacobsem
ed ait tine- Ni,rils
Sumdaly.
and family visit
Maik'kelsen ihome
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Don't miss our Special Sal© on A
luminum ware Friday and Saturday
only. At Jorgensen's Variety Stores
Mr. and Mrs. John Esbieck and
family were Hamlin Sunday at
tending the Mission meeting and
nrisiting.
FOR! SALE— Good second hand
baseburner. W. E. Varney.
A eister-in-law of Miss Georgia
Huff, visited a few hours with
£«r IMt TBnureday at tflue ,Franik
Jfesth borne. '1
m._, a
A room 1B being built on the
jsoutih side of tibe Methodlit juir-
Bonage, which makes more room
Jfdr the family
Frode Hansen went to Omaha
last Wednesday! to attend the Ak
Sar-Ben a few days, returning')
to the city Friday afternoon.
Mts &T (ildaker and Mis& Vivian
Heaitll were in Atlantic Saturday
vl&iting Mends and attending to
business matter^.
1 'A puiblic dance was held at tlhe
joe Wheeler heme in Audiubon
towneihip last Friday and a large
crowd attended.
The "Ten Nigirts in a Bar-room"
play wia® given to- a fair sized
audience Iasit Friday evening, in
the palace theatre. Thie "movies
aire all tihe iragie in Exira these
iffalA/L
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The best line of heating stoves
we have ever shown.
W. E. Varney.
Avoid pliiMy roc,ins in, the morning
by using Cole's Hot Blast Heaters
They prevent colds amid riheumatism.
Advertisement. ,*
Bert Pio© awd family, Gus aind
Willi iHieckman and 'Fainmie Hoover,
"vjpiitiedi at the Earl Griififini home
Sunday.
Thomas Coglomi purohaEed an SO
ac(r& farm of Joilito Nissan. ,omie day
last week. J. B. Lolinieir madia
the Idieal.
Tlhe Merry Wiidow- Cluib
thei 'home of Mrs. J. A.
last Tuesday ervetaing.
its reported.
ITSl ON'T wait until Marcli 1st, when the de
UJ mand is greatest and rates highest, I will
take applications now for next winter and Bprfng
at 5£per cent interest and commission, with op-*,
tian to pay. This offer may last but a short time:1-
JOHN H. RENDLEMAN
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tke. maJXewjij
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You need a druggist who KNOWS how just as
^,much as you need a knowing doctor, pr
We do not keep you waiting all day when you
bring your prescriptions tp us we fill them AT ONCE
and use only highest grade* unadultered compounds.
This is why our drug business has grown. We accom
modate our customers and they BELIEVE in us.
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EX!RA SDROG COMPANY
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We give you what you ASK for
mcit at
Eglbeirt
|A good time
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Hams1 P. Hansen*, the garage man,
Ss attending the Danislh, Brother
hood Convention at Saint PaiulL,
Mii nmeeoita, tlilis. wieek.
Mlris. John I, Hiemsley -was called
to Oakland Last Monday evening
by thie ilflmiese of fo^r daiugbter,
iMins. Dema Stroefaelei,
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A large stock of Ford automo
bile repairs just received. Hansen's
Oarage.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens John^pn od
West ^Exira aire tlhe happy par
emts of a baby daughter, bomn to
fhean Sumiday evening.
It is arfepoirted that Mir. and
Mm Dr. Neiwl'omi will spend tlhe
winter in aniotlher climate on ajc
count of thift dd&toir's health.
1 have several good f4?JTis for
sale mea(r Extrav Hiamllft, and Audiu
bon. See tme beifi&te you buy. J.
Lotoineir. adv.
Mr. Jessem of "West Exina, biuilt
a founidaitiioni under tihe b^rn on
'the fawn oif John Liohnier wlhioh
occupied by, Otto Baieirs.
Tihe Ladies Ai|d Society of the
Danish. Luthietrami idhumch, met last
Thursday aiftelrtooon. at thie Oh.ris
Jessem 'home ini the counttiry.
Money Plenty
Do Not Wait
Mr. Abraham Crow of Fayette,
will arrive in tine citiy this. levein
inig fom a visit with. his. sister,
Mir®. W. f. J. Lancelot amd lliusbaind
'Hie carpenters are i.ow, teair
ing down the Jcie W.heeier house
in the country, preparatory to build
ing a niew, modern, one in its place
See -tile Mammoth .Squashes at
Neibe's Atlantic Stone',, lOridaiy tih.s
15th.
You cainnot afford to take chances
on [having an accident on account
of GLARING HEAD LIGtHTS put a
iGLARASGOiPE on your car and be
eafei. For sale by P. K. Jensep,
at tlhe Exira Auto and Machine
Works, advertisement.
Mirs. Alioe OonnraTdy was '6aliled
to Huibbeil, Nebraska, last Friday
mo ma nig by the d|eath of her sister
IMI».
Rebacca Gratoe wihicli occur
ired ait her h»ma thie nighit before
BS.
Grace El wood and dh tldiren
are visiting itihis week with her
parents, iMr. anid MTO. Horktio RJO
gers and with niutmeroaiB' otih«r rel
ftt/tves,
The Mis8«B Johnson and Had den
fceaclhiers im oiuir sdhool. aire staying
at tlhe Dimick hornei during tlLe aib
setnoei of Mr. and Mm Dimick in
Caiifoirnlia.
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The Yoiung Mother's Club, wJiiclh
wa® orgajiiaed recently with, Mrs.
iN)eittie Jiensen. as leader, met at the
Mrs. Oatnnon home last Thursday
afternoon.
hlins. Dr. Jaoobscni and soni Miar
van, letf't Tuiesday of last week for
Oedar Riapidsi to mkke an estebidied
stay with, heir faltllier whoi is lying
very ill at his home.
Mrs. Alice Wadsworth, wlh,o
been halving a splendid visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler,
returned to her home ini Cihioasiha,
Oklaihoma, .last Tuesday.
Andrew Andersen wiho lhasi been
the propri.aJtor of one. of our bliaick
smith shops has sold his inter
ests ito iMr. C. M. Petersen, wfho
will conitinme tihe busin.es®
Miss Lizzie Gludie came down
yesterday for a wieiek's visit witlh
•her parents, Mr. amjd Mrs., Peter
Gudie aiudi family. in West Exira
®he is working in Audubon.
The largest stock of Ford re
pairs in the County now carried at
Hansen's Garage.
Mir. a^.d Mins. Norte Mikikleseni ain^d
two oliildireni, Aa®e andi Laura, amd
C[twis Holoveir attended the funenal
of iMariius Einicksen. at- Elklhioim, the
latter itaking tthenu int ibis car
See the largest
raised in Ioiwa, at
Store, Atlantic.
A'
Squajslhes ever
Nebe's Sihos
adv.
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A new physician will locate in
rooms over tlhe Piotmie PaJaice just
vacated by Mr. Wolcott, tlhe tail
or, wiho moived friom the rooms
back of the First National Banik.
Doug. Hamttin Ju n. wllio lias
bean selling the Chicago Evening
American for several months past
resigned tlhe work Monday. Whic
his successor will be we have not,
as yet heard.
Anton (Nep'per, who' formerly
made his home oni a fanni just
east of Exira, is an the vicinity
visiting his daughter, Mrs. •Gieorgi:
Rogers amd family and o'ther fiiendi
arriving Saturday.
Eme6t Voss and son, Oarl of M&
•rengo, are in the edity visiting the
former's brother, Graimdpa Voss
and otlier relatives. They are iit
tending to 'return home the latter
palrt of this waak|
The best line of
we have ever shown.
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heating stoves
E. Varney.
Mrs. Myrtle Hantzell, and baby
who halve spent tlhe summer here
with thier painemJts, Mir. anid Mms.
Barney Deists and other relaitivep
left Monday of last weeik for ttoeir
home ini Elaeinitro, California.
See us for Husking suppll es.
adv. Jorgensen's Variety stoje
u? iy
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Eva Pring, who is keeping house
for Charllee Hookentoerry on his
farm near Anilta, came to the
city Saturday and- spient the day
witih relatives ait the Connrardy
(home.
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Af i'T
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The best line of heating stoves
we have ever shown.
W. E. Varney
The T. M. Raemiuisseai baby was
brought home last wieek after am
extended stay at' tihe Abel Stone
home east of torwn duirinlg the s2r
ioiuis illness oif his mother who hiad
•been suffering with typhoid fever.
Oliarle's Hockienbierry was a visiit
or in Exira last Saturday at the
home of' ihis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Hockenbemry oni Nowtih
"Street. He returned to his home
near Anita in the evemiinig.
Mrs. Clifford Posten and daugh
ter, little Miiss Miarjorde, arjfived
.jhiome Friday morning from a
month's visit in Chicago at jthe
•home of toor siste.-, Mrs. AustJln
Guernsey and family. ••••J
Mr. and Mirs. J. Vandie Birak'et
became the happy pairemtsi of a
ten- poundi baby daughter, Monidjay
evening. John is handing out ci
gars. by the han)d fulls, call oni
ihim and get some.
Mrs. Pcippiers anid daughter, Miiss
Myrtle Peppers, moveid their houisiet
hold goods toi their new property
ini Eixira, yesterdiay. The place
was Coruieirily owined by Willi Wiss
leir. We are glad- to welcome tiheaa
good ipeofpile to our mildst.
iMr. and Mrs. Walter Nells en
moived from, 'the Martin Jensen
cottage in, tho northeast paa-t ofi
town to teihir iiiew property, tlhe
Joihrn Bennett house, wlhioh lias
been occupied by William Spoo and
wife and seta, Donald.
Mr and
MTC.
C. W. Adqir and
family and ihis father, Tom. Adair,
leaves this week for Grand (Junc
tion, Coloiradio, where tine forimier
will make their future home. They
imiade the move to benefit Mr. A
dair's heailtli. I
Grandpa and Grandmia Statzell
and her daugOiter, Mrs. Alda Bflirt
lett,, who is here from Ohadron,
Nebraska, went to Atlantic Satur
day, to visit at the D. E. Shrfliuiger
Ihome, coming hom© in the Slirau
er car Sunday afternoon.
•Mrs. .Harvey Lewis Bind diaugtier,
Miss Francis, Of Walnut, were to
the city over Saturday visiting
the former's mother, Mms. M. C,
Gill. Miss Margaret Hiensley ac
companied tiheim home going from
(their to1 a OOwvemt in Omaha, vyjp
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Grandpa William, Bowman (return
ed to ihis ihome here Monday) af
ter an absence of several weeks
urn
lassie ^oafs p©r 09omen
And indeed, the coats are rightly named "Olassic."
You'must see them -yoti must try them on—to ap
preciate fully the beautiful lines, the style and the
charm of these coats. Women who put on "Classic"
Coats always exclaim over their distinctive Btyle.
You, too, will be equally pleased when you see your
self in a Classic coat.
Whether you're ready to buy or not--we urge you
to come to the store see the coats aijd try them on.
,/ The prices will make you exclaim with pleasure, too
The new Fall models are beatiful, distinguiseed and
"§tylisl?ly Distinctive"
H. P. PETERSEN, Exira, la.
to his oJd home in Oihdo. He lie
ports the country looks qulite
natural, but /the peoipie has changed
wonderfully during ithe thiirty-nine
years of his absense.
Loihinier has certaiTnly
made an improveimamt on his mew
property in the Hied gilts by the
trimming of tlrees', cutting a fieiw
dawn, removing olid sihrubbery anid
clearing off 'the ground in good
shape. It is, oertaifoiy a nice piece,
of work acoomip9ish ed.
Miss Kjatlhriyn Kelly, a
nurse, is caring Dor Miss.
Larsem, wiho wias anjiulred
automobile running over
day last week. At first,
thought that am operation. was
nieoepsajry but ajt latest accounts
she was reoowetrin© injoelliy so we
Ihoipe no operation was perfopmedi.
trained
Erma
by am
(her one
it was
A vdigillent ooimimiititee is mseided
to proiteet lauto mobi liesi.' No tilling has
baeni heard 'Srom t^lie car stolen
alt Cedar Rapid® a few wi&aks
Atodubon.Co. Jounniai, October 15th.
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Mrs. O. A. Amdersien, arrived Wefi
neisday of iasit wiesk to get her
children wiho hadi ibeen staying
witii their grand.piarmts, Mr. and
Mrs. Oaorge Piaiige While they mov
ed itrom Liddeiiidale, to iRosweul,
So'dith Dakota, .having accepted a
position with tihe (Milwaukee.
sir-
go from our fall'low townsman, M.r
Ciiii'is Nelsien Of iSliipperjnelmihurst.
Th,e lossi is around *$500. A commit
•ties sihouild be organized composied
of itihiose who lose car®.
P. M. Christenesn, wife and
son Edwin Gtaorge Corl and fam
ily Ed Milliman anid family Ar
Icy Johnson and wife J. K. VaikLe
Brake and family Niels 'Petersen
Chris Petersen, (t^erk) and! fam
ily of Exira aittendsd a party giv
en at the Hans K. Petersen
home last Sunday.. A very good
time was had.
Thie sewing girls of Mrs. Conn
rardy's sahool wiere entertained at
t'he A. A. Sedhert Ihome last Thurs
day evening. A number of other
friends were also entertained. Tie
new player^piano which the host
and hostess purchased recently
lielpied to furnish 'the music for the
evening. A deliicioustxi luinoh wais
served just preceding the departure
of the guieete wiho report a very
good time.
ruFft-1'
Before purchasing a heater look
over Cole's Hot Blast at John Nel
sen's.
The Triable Clef Oliuib' will com
mence itjhelr series of "Community
'J
Musicals" Wednesday evening meoct
weeik at 'the home of Mrs. Fred
Cotton. Every one cordially in
vited young amd old—miem amd
woman. Ligiht neifreehmients served.
Thieee emtemtainimients will be givem
often amid hope will metet the ap
iproivali of laill.
Mrs. Kath.ryn Cotton-.
President T. C. C.
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Miss Mollie .Hansen left Monday
for Sioux City to visit a couple of
d&ys with relatives dfter wlu'ch she
will go
OJD
to Manchest-eir, South.
Dakota oni an extended yisit witli
relatives at the Thomas Lohnear
(homie. .,
Jemes Camsen, wife, and daugib-
ter Marjorie, and 'Peter Hassen
feldt autoed to Audulbon Sunday
for a, few hours visit with friends.
the Hoiigar Andersen. Ihomie.- Mr.
Andersen .has purchased 'the Kraft
meat market and thie family will
noiw mialke Audubon tiheiir home.
The late Henry Juhl sale, nine-'
miles south and east of Exira oa
section 14j Audubon township oni':
the farm, known as tlhe lAuigust
Reimer' plaice, will be held Tuesday,.
October 26itfliL
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Mr. E. D. Cotton has beJem oo»
fimed to' hia tame .by sickness
for several days. He is reported
to be improving at this writing
however. It is quite a hardship
to one w,ho ileads suoh an active
life 'and .ha®
BO
mnoh business
to look after. 'v
We call attention to display ad
of closing out sale registered
Hereford cattle on account of ill-''
ness. It appeals to us no farmer
can afford to use any but pure
breeld beef bulls when live stock
is so Ihigh. This will be a grand
opportunity to buy at Atlantic, la.
Salle pavilioni, Thursday, Oct. 21st
1915. Read) the ad.
Mrs. E. C. Powell is now perma
nently located in New Yonlc state.
For sotae time she- has been af
flicted with aisthma wlhioh! at
times' caused her much distress^
Believing that ai change of air
would be beneficial to her Ibealtib
ttyey sold their home in Guthrie
Center and have moved.
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M*r. and M,rs. Martin D. Nelsen,
living northeast of town .have a
Idopted two little ones, a boy and
a girl, who are bereft of their
mother. The little boy is 18
months old and the girl is four
months. The family lived near Wail-,
nut, Iowa, but whose name we
did not learn..
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