Audubon County journal., January 06, 1916, Image 4

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Local Items
Don't miss Gtffford Orchestra, at
(he Christian obiuroh, Jenu&ry 7th.
Mary Bashaim spent Monday an
Tuesday in Bray ton with relatives.
Firank Campbell sold his shot
gun to C. L. McAmdnch last week.
Harold Cannon is at home this
week sick threatened with pneumo
nia.
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Mass Bessie Witthauer was an
'Atlantic -visitor th^ first of the
iweek.
Dr. Becker of Atlantic was in
Exira, Monday' on professional
business.
Rev. Mitchell was' out* from
Gray visiting among our people last
Thursday.
Joe
Bash am lias been quite si cl»
the past week with am attack of
appendicitis.
Harry Paige took a bumch of
young men to Omaha, Monday even
Ing in his oar.
A. C, Neitzel and P. L._
,Bon were Omaha visitors
the past week.
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John Lacy is on the sick list
now being scarcely able to get ar
round at present. \~S
Mr. and' Mrs. P. N. Lauridsen
have a baby girl at their home,
born last Friday."'
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Ad Watterson is spending a week
in Omaha, visiting his nephew, Ar
ithw Waitterson and wife.
Mrs. Tom Gill is caring for
Mrs. Caroline Jenkins this week
during her illness./
Arnold Esbeck is reported quite
ill at his home east of town jwitih
an attack of diabetes,
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
"Vdgiga Rasmuesen died Tuesdav
evening fiom b*-ain fever.
Will Fulton has been on the
Biok list the past week with la
grippe and complications.
Misses Anna and Erma Vioss have
been confined to their home with a
severe attack of the grippe, v'sst
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p. m. Saturday,
Cabinet Work, Mill Work.
Upholstering, Saw Filing
and all kinds of Furniture
Repairing. Mission Furni
ture, Wagon Paints and
Automobile Enamel.
Geo. C. Voss, tr&Exira?°£
Next Week's Program
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PALACE THEATER
Dr. Lantz made a professional
call to the L. E. Simpson farm
south of town, last Saturday.
A. Wolcott, the tailor was a
business caller out of town last
week, returning here Saturday.
Wm. Fulton went to Atlantic
Monday to see his mother and
sisster who have been quite sick.
Mrs. R. C. Watterson lias been
quite ill the past week suffering
with the grippe and complications.
Mis. Hetty Croy lies very ill
at her home in the south part
of town with threatened1 pneumo
nia..,..,.,,,-,,.....
Mrs. Connrardy opened her win
ter term of dressmaking school
last Monday with a good sized
class.
The Swamey school house is near
dng completion and it is expected
that school will start there in the
near future.
Mrs. M. E. Wilson, of Gtray,
and her grand-eon, Harry Wilson,
of Ames, visited' relatives in Camer
on last week.
Horace Hartaell of Canada,
is hare visiting spent
with, his old neighbors Mir.
Mrs. Geo Paige. gJV'
CARPENTER WORK
Chapter 2 1, Monday 2 parts
The Lion's Bride
One. Comedy Reel
Thursday
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Via Wireless. In 4 parts
Saturday
Extra good program. Matinee at 2:30'
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Pictures 3 nights only per week after Jan. 1st,
who
Monday
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Mr. and Mrs. James Deen of Neb
raska, are in the city visiting
her sister, Mire. Will VanAermian)
and husband.
George McNary and daughter,
Miss Pearl, went to Audubon last
Thursday on a business trip and
to visit frienids.
Mrs. Nick Metrtes and children re
turned home Thursday of last week
from a visit in Carroll with rela
tives and friends*
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January eighth at Atlantic I
will sell 120 bushels of Seed Corn,
Corn Planters, Buggies, Silo Fill
ers, Horse Powers, Wind mills,
Gang Plows, Cultivators, 3 De Lav
al Cream Separators, Office Fix
tures, Oliver (mew) Type Writer,
Acetylene Light plant, and "a thou
sand and one" other things that
you can use on your farm. Remem
ber the date, Saturday next, Jen:
8th., all day, at Atlantic.
Soren R. Nelson.
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Remember the Date Sale Starts
day, Jan, 10, 1916.
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John Wieimann, of^ Lincoln, was
a visitor •wi'tli his brother William,
one day last week.._
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Prodie Hiansem, who has been' an
this community the past year or
more left Monday evening for Texa
w^here his parents reside.
Miss Bessie Wiitthauer returned
homie the latter part of last week
after visiting a few days' with
frteinds out of town.
MT. and Mrs. Cars ten Lairsen in
the country are happy., over the
arrival of a baby giirl at tlieiT
hiome, one day last week.
Everybody Come,.
The Queen Esther Circle
meet *at the E. B. Voss
Thursday night, Jan. 13th.
will
home
George amd Lisle Jones and their
•niece, little Alice McClain, were
on the sick list last week with
grippe and complications.
Miss Gol'da Watterson returned to
Omaha, Monday, to resume her stu
dee in music, after having spent
the holidays with the home folks.
Jake Hill and wife, of Anita.,
are here this week visiting rela
tives at the Ed Young, Mrs. John
Hill and Wesley Donaidsen homes.
Rev. Buchanan, wife and ohil
rden, of Wichita, are visiting this
week with her parents, E. P.
Jayne and other relatives and
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Commencinn Monday, Jan. 10, 1916
This is the Sale you havu been waiting for. It's* the sale worth waiting for. Hundreds of real
bargains dependable merchandis. Prices are made low enouge to make it worth your while to buv and
even anticipate your wants.
Mens Suits and
Overcoats
Money Saving Bargains
for CASH
$25 & $23 Suits
now at
$22.50 & 20 Suits
now at
$16 & $19 Suits
now at
$15 & $12 Suits
now at
$18.00
16.00
14.00
11.00
1-2 off
on all cloth OVERCOATS
All ihe latest styles. We
', I ib.?~KvJ have only a limited a
mount of these coats to
clean up on so do not let
these bargains go past
if you are going to need a
COAT. Men's & Boys'
MENS & BOYS1DEAL'
make Mackinaw Coats at
..20 per cent discount.
Our line of "BEST
EVER" boys Suits *4 off
We turn our Men's and
Boy's Sweater Coata into
bargain sales at 20% off.
Marx'Made
and Boy's Knickerbocker
pants at off.
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Mrs. Carl Leist is quite sick, suf
fering with la grippe and Bron
chial troubles. Her daughter, Mrs.
Ida Kurtenback of Wiota is caring
for her. 'V.4V
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Mies Hazel Hestad of Lanesboro,
J.owa, will arrive Friday to visit
iMiss Olive Cox. Mdss Hestad ijs
one of the teachers in, the public
school of Lanesboro. IfjB!
An Oyster Supper will be held
by the Greeley Center Ladies Aiid
Society at the home of Mrs. Min
nie Htansley on the evening of
Deoembex 12th. Everybody come.
Mr. and Mirs. Niels Hansen Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Rhode and Mr,
and Mrs. Nels Beck were entertain
ed at the Pieter Hansen home in
Kickapoo,Street New Years Day.«
H. Vande Brake and daughter,
Miss Naomi, left for their home in
Orange City the latter part of
last wieek after a week's visit
with his son, John K. and fam|iQy.
A very large crowd attended the
funeral of little Miss Pearl KSine,
seven-year-old daughted of Mr. and
I Mrs. Wood Kline, which took place
at the M. E. Chuiroh last Satur
day afternoon.
It is true that sugar is a
heat producing food, but sugar iiv
diuces so readily the fermentation
and destruction of the starchy
foods that it should be taken in
small quantities.'
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$25 Coat now
$22 Coat now
$20 Coat now
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Special Discount on Shoes in this Sale
We Will Not Give the Extra 5 per cent ,/ „TT„
Discount for Cash on these prices.»s«&®®''off on all FUR SETS
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Women's and Misses Winter Coats
jA,s 's to be our last season handling
Ladies Coats, we offer you these bargains.
1-2 off
$12.50 $18
All of our Public School teach
ers, excepting Miss Brown, who is
quite ill ait Iher ihonne in Storm
Lake, were on duty Monday morn
ing in their school rooms after a
week's Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VanAierma
and Erma Basham went to Green
field last Friday to visit relatives.
Miisa Erma returned home Sunday,
buit the other two remained for a1
longer -visit. Harry Paige took
themi in his par.
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The aiged mother o£ Mrs. A. C.
Andrews, who is making her home
w/ith her daugihter, is not improv
ing as fast as friends would like
to have her and at times her
condition appears very serious.
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AutfUtHQUkCounty Journal Jan. Stir.
Coat now
$11,00 $16
$10.00
20 per cent Discount on Ladies', Child
ren's and Misses' HOODS.
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Milk in any quantity is, as a
rule, not a good food for adults.
When miilk is used it should be
taken) as a lunch with But little
other food. It shouldi never be
taken as a drink with a hearty
aneal.
When people pay half as miiich
attention to the breeding and rais
ing of children as they now do
to the breeding and raising of
hogs, cattle, and horses, there
wjll be far less need for- peni
tentiaries, asylums, amd refocrmator
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A Watch Party was held at the
Iiona Peppers home in the COIMI
try the night of December 3Lst.,
to watch the old year out and
$9.00
Coat now
$8.00
$15 Coat now
Vi off on Ladies' Dress Skirts
to Yz off on Wool Dress Goods
off on Ladies 2 piece "SETSNUG" Underwear
20 per cent Discount on LADIES SWEATERS
$7.50
ithe new year in. A large crowd of
young people (were present and at
•a very late hour refreshments
were servjed.
T!he following people joined the
Congregational church last Sumd'ay
morning,— Ward Smith and wife
Mrs. J. M. Dimiclk Miss Cora
Cook two daughters of Mr. andl
Mrs. Ridgely Lloyd, and CaTolya
KHever Mr. and Mrs. George Fieht
emier Frank Giault.
Rev. W. B. Cox goes to Lanes
boro, Iowa, Wednc^L.. j, to per
form the marriage ceremony foac
Geo Sanderson and Mable Martin.
Rev. Cox has been in close touch
with the Sanderson family for 16
years. He was Mr. Sanderson's pas
tor for fivei yeaira.
H. W. Burr, who was caiUed to
Oxford, Iowa, Tuesday of last
weeik to attenjd the funeral of
his cousin, Mrs. Fred Kalhler, re
turned home Friday eivening,. Ho
was aeoompajnjied on the trip by
hiis brother, Anigust Bnrr and sis
ter, Miss Minnie Burr, of Aiu|du
bon.
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Jacobsen met wlthi?-
quite an accident last Friday evem—
dng while making a professional call_
in the country when he slipped on
the ice, Hailing and bruising his
knee quite badly. It is now fear-'
ed that an, abscess is forming1 andi
the doctor is compelled to. use
crutoh.ee.