Audubon County journal., August 31, 1916, Image 5

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[Audubon Co. Journal* Aug. 31, 1916
Cure for Cholera Morbus.
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''When OUT little boy, now seven
yeiars old, was a baby ihe was cured
oi cttwoeaira morbus by Chamberlain's
Ool'ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme
dy,,' -wtriitee Mrs. Sidiney Simmons,
Fair Haven, N. Y. Siinoe them other
members of my family have used
tihip valuable medicine for colic aind
bowel troubles wjlith good seutleflaio
tdiotn and 1 gladly endorse it as a
remedy of exoeqjitionai merit.' For
Bade by J. T. Kearney
local
penis
r,
THE OLD BOYS MET—
The Old Soldiers of Exira went
to1 Audubon last Thursday to help
Grandpa Bovmani celebrate his 83rd
birthday.
TOWN COUNCIL BUSILY I
ENGAGED—
Several of our Town Council went
to Council Bluffs last week to see
about the Water Works.
MRS KLINE TAKING 1
A! VACATION—
Mrs. Wood Klir.e and baby went
to Wiota, last Friday and visited
until Monday, at the Bud Kline
homo.
—Ol'd German Coffee.... 30J
Peter Hassenfel.dt.
AL FREDERICKS TO
SOUTH DAKOTA—
Li A1 Fredericks, wife amd small
children autoed to Wessiiv&ton
Springs, SouMi Dakota, Monday, to
visit a couple of weeks with rela
tives and friends.
LIGHT BRAHMA PULLETS
Foir siaile, one mile north of Ex
ira. Plhone Xo. 18E12 Mrs. Elmer
Berry. tf.
KICKED BY HORSE—
Glen Hunt was kicked by a
horse, last Friday aftri.oon, but not
seriously amjured. The animal struck
Ihiiim on the leg li'Ut 'he W'as only
sligihtly bruised. We are glad the
Biecidenit proved moi wou-se.
PBRU HUSTLER TO ATLANTIC—
C. C. Chnistensen was a business
visitor iu Atlantic, last Friday.
/SOLD CAR TO G. KADY—
Wesley Donaldson1 went to Omaha
(Saturday, after a Grant Six auto
amobi'le, which lie sold 'to George
Kady, of near lAdadr.
WORKING NEAR ALiDUliON—
John Riley, Jothm Jenkins, Will
tFultoii and Eairl KM worth, all of
-whiom have been engaged near Au
kliubon painting a.Ai building houses,
tieturned' to- Exira, Saturday.
ATTENDED BAND PICNIC—
Misses Winnie Seimersen, Ella
Gude and Agr,es Njlsen attended
the picnic in Hallock's woods Sun
day.
VERY FOND OF PICTURES—
The banns ot" the approaching
marriage of Miss Helen Nevratil
wa6 read inl the Catholic churoli)
recently. She will be united in mar
riage to Joseph Meuers iu a short
time. More particculars later.
ORVAN MASCH1NG TO
OEDAR FALiIJS—
Orvin .Masching will attend Col
lege at Cedar Falls the coming term
—H4r.es Rootbeer Extract..
5 bottlirs $1.00
Peter Hassenfeldt.
RETURNED FltOM VALLEY—
Mr. and Mrs Jack Egbert and
three children returned, Friday, to
this city, after a pleasant weeks
visit in Valley, Nebraska, with rela
tives.
Mr. Drake, the barber, will oc
cupy the residence owned by Mrs.
Mildred Hash.
MARTHA YOSS TEACHING'—
Mass Martha Voss started Monday
morning upon her duties as teach
er of the school in the Gilbert Nel
son district.
FRED HOPLEY TO (JRISW'OLD—
iFred Hopley went to GriswoM,
Monday, om a few days visit with
hie wife andi relatives. His wiife
will return home with him.
LEILI KLINE TEACHING—
Mies Leila Kline wdli teach the
No. 2 Auduboa ttownship school.
Coommenicing next Monday.
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BASE BALL TEAM
ORGANIZED RECENTLY
A base ball team' was organized
in our city last week. Following
are the players and officers:
John Parrott, catcher.
Jones, Clyde McClain, pitchers.
Harry Paige, first base.
Gall McClain, second base.
Harold Sturgeon, third base.
Frank Dimick, short stoip.
Cliffordi Postern right field.
Elwood, center field.
Jones, Clyde McClaim, left field.
C. C. Ghriistensen, manager
Gail MoClajin, captain.
A ball game will be played
ATTEND MISSION MEETING—
Mr. a. ki Mrs. Abel Stone attend
ed the Danish Lutheran Mission
Meeting at Audubon, Saturday and
Sunday last.
GEOltGK KYHNN TO AUDUBON—
George Kyhnn and family and
Peter Petersen and wiife spent a
very pleasanlt Sunday at the home
of their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Peter Lund and (husband near Audu
bon.
ATTENDED MISSION MFETING—
Marie Ch listen sen, son Jens and
mother Ioger Mamie autoed to Au
dubon, Friday to attend Danish
Lutheran, Mission Meetings.
LAKE VIEW FOLKS HERE—
Hans Jacobin and three sisters
of Lake View, Iowa, a nephew and
jiiiecss of Jake Jacob sen north, of
town were here for a fewi days
visiting their U::cle.
MOSE KNUDSEN "-i
HAD SICK BOY—
Jay, the liltitle son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mos-e Knudssn has been under the
care of a local pihysician the past
week. We did not learn the nature
of the disease.
WEDDING. SOON—
Miss Alice Turner and Bert Haye
wedding will take place at the
former's home, next Thursday, Sep
tember 7th. A number of friends
will bti present at the ceremony.
WILLIAM TH1ELEN
OF ATLANTIC—
'Will Thielen and family autoed up
from Atlai.'tic, Sunday and spent the
day with relatives.
BOl'GHT NEW CAR—
P. M. Chrisstecsen purchased
Dort car, Monday, of H. P. Hansen'
ANNA GUDE TO BUAYTON—
Miss Amm Gude went to Brayton
Sunday, for a visit with the Kuud
sen girls.
VISITING TEMPLE HOME—
Mrs. Mary and Clara Powell and
their aunt, Mrs. Mildred Hash vis
ited at the Walter Temple home.
AT HOME SUNDAY—
Harold Sturgeon, and family Sun
dayed at the home of his mother
Mrs. William Sturgeon.
MRS. DYER RFTUKN HOME—
Mrs. Will Dyer and son William
will leave' tomorrow for their home
in Junction City, Oregon.
HAD THREE WEEKS VACATION—
iMiiss Eoima Fitcih was again on
duty in the H. P. Petersen store
Monday morning, 'after a three
weeks vacation. Lena Eokles has
been filling (her position during her
absence.
SAW IJEMAINS OF I
COLLISION—
•Mr. and Mrs. Forrester and child
ren, are again at tlieiir home in. Ex
ira, arriving Friday, after spending
the pasit montih touring through
Colcirado and other pedr.tis of in
duterest. On their ireturni trip they
passed a .railnoad orossin'g, where an
auto ha'd been struck by a passing
tlhedr arrival. Thiree deadi bodies had
beeo removed, the fourth, had dder}
I lapipeared.
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our diamond between Auduboni and
Exira. A large crowd is expected.
Hand bills for date.
The Best Laxative
To keep the bowels ire©ular the
beet laxative is outdoor exercfise.
Drink a fiulll glass of wiater heullf am
hour befcire breakfast and eat an
abundance of fruit amd vegetables,
also estalbliisih a regular .habit and
be sure that your bowels move once
each dsy. When a 'medicine is need
ed take Chiamiberlajiin's Tablets.
Tihey are pleasant to take and mild
a/nd geinUe In effect. For sale by
J. T. Kearney.
GILBERT NELSEN
TO MINNESOTA—
Gilbert Nelseni and family will
leave soon in. their auto for Minn
esota, to visit relatives.
VISITING GRANDMA GILL—
Miss Vera Lewis of Walnut was
a week end visitor at the home of
her grandmother, Grandma M. C.
Gill
HAROLD CANNON BETTER—
Harold Cannon, is improving nice
ly from his recent severe attack of
typhoid fever.
MRS, MALSTROM
TO DAVENPORT—
Mrs. Malsttrom. and daughter
Clara, left Mond°y for Davenport
where the young girl will receive
treatments for her disease.
The Mothers Club met with Mrs".
Gertrude Rodigers last Thursday af
ternoon. Refreshments were serv
ed and a general good time was
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Mrs E C. Wilson was taken sud
denly 111 Mondayy evening with
stomach trouble. She is recovering
nicely at this writing.
RETURNED HOME—
Holger Petersen his wife and twe
children returned to their home in
Hampton, Nebraska, aftter a visit at
the H. P. Petersen home
M'ls. Fanny Wells is working at
the Spoo restaurant du-idr.ig the ab
sence of Mrs. Spoo, who is in Colo
rado. She started work,, Friday
morning.
Mass Pearl Patterson: returned to
ilier ihome in1 Shelby, last Thursday,
after a few days visit at the home
of her friend, Mil'dred Morey.
JIM AKLSKN TO HARLAN—
Mr. and Mrs. James Carlson and
daughter, Majorie, autoed over to
Harlan and attended the Fair there
Thursday last.
Ml! MULLKNGER AND
SON HE HE—
Mr. R. W Mullenger and little
som out cim Route 5 Exira were in
Exiria on business last Thursday.
We acknowledge a pleasai.vt call.
AUTOED TO UNDERWOOD— I
Chris Sorensen and wife, Walter
Scotland' amd wife and Peter 6.
Petersen's of Elk Horn took am au1
torn obi
!e ride to Underwood, Iowa,
where they spent the day with,
friends.
PETER HECK OF BRAYTON—
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beck who
reside in Brayton, were callers in
this city, Wednesday la&t week.
MRS. LAUR1DS HANSEN
BETTER—,
Mrs .Laurids Hansen has almost
completely recovered from her sick
spell. She was a sufferer wiitih in
flammatory j-heumatism.
train a fe.w minutes previous to] Will
11 Baylor will auto to MSlford,
Iowa, today for a few day's visit
at the home of their sou, Sam
HANS HANSEN TO HARLAN—
Hans Hanseiii, wife and family
were in attendance alt the County
Fair at Harlan, last Friday.
A CORRECTION—
It was reported last week tha.t
Mr. amd Mis Rodney Martin and
family were living in Mxs. Hash's
house w:hich was a mistake. They
live ii the Henry A. Hansen bunga
low several blocks' east.
KIMBALI/TON PEOPLE HERE—
Mr and Mis Jacob Marcus,sen. and
Mr. and Mrs Jena Clemmensen came
over firoiu KiruibalUon, o.ne day
last week, and siper.it t.lie day with
relatives. You are always welcome
Come again. 1
CRUISING TO OMAHA—
Hams Peter Hansen, the pushing
automobile dealer off south Audubon
County, and Captain Mike Harned,
of the steam) boat "Johni D. Roek
erfeller," hove anchor and sailed
aW'ay for the harbor of Omaha,
Thursday last. Hans went on busi
ness, hut Mike, well Mike went on
business, too.
JOHN DIMICK liltOT CATTLE—
John Dimiick returned firom Omaha
last Friday, where he went to pur
chase some feedeis for his feed lots.
He brot home two ear loads of fine
cittle.
JOHN MctiUIItE HOT CATTLE—
John McGuire, of Audubon, came
to Exira last Saturday, and bot and
shiipped a car of cattle.
TO VISIT SAM RAYLOR—
John Baylor andi wife and Mrs.
Baylor and family.
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NEW FALL COATS
Whether you are ready
to buy or not, we know
you want a comprehen
sive idea of the Fall and
Winter features, so we
urge you to visit the coat
department now, see the
garments before too
many are selected and
you will know that there
is one certain
J'tV*V
n-v *r:/
made just for you.
Hart Schaffner
&.Marx»
VARSITY FIFTY FIVE
YOU
know what that
stands for the new
est and best in young
men's clothing.
HART SCHAFFNER &
MARX
have produced some par
ticularly attractive vari
ations of this famous
model for fall.
Let us show ydu.
LOUIE PETKliSEN HOME SOON—
Mrs. Louie Pettersen and soil,
Oliver, have been spending the past
week in- Perry with Mr. Petersen,
who is working there at present.
ILL RETURN TO TOWN—
Mrs. May, who resides in the
country, will move soon into the:
rooms in the Will Kommes hohie
vacated \y Mrs. Hash The latteri
we understand will occupy rooms
at the E. B' Perry home
WL1 My Child Take Dr. King's
New Discovery'.*
This best ar.swer is Dr. King's
New Discovery itself. It's a pleas
ant sweet syrup, easy to take. It
contains the medicines which years
of experience have proven best for
Coughs and Colds. Those who have
used Dr. King's New Discovery
longest are its best friends. Be
sides every bottle is guaranteed. If
you don't get satisfaction you get
your money back. Buy a bottle,
use as directed. Keep what is left
for Cough and Cold insurance.
HILLSIDE ECHOS
Carl Dimick is o:v the sick list
at this writing.
The Misses Mernie and Agnes
TyUr, who have been visiting at
at the ,\V. Mullenger home the
past week returned' to their home
near Boone, Iowa, Friday morning.
S. Petersen and wife and Mrs.
Christe.va Cliristensen were Sunday
visitors at the F. L. Christensen
home
Harry Hoekenberry and family
spe'.t Sunday afternoon' at the
home of her parents A. \V. Davis
and wife
A-Liia Petersen, who has been
working at the Mariiufc,Jensem home
south of Exira ie at hoine again.
COTTON'S
NEW AUTUMN APPAREL
New Fall Millinery
We are showing the newest things in hats for fall. These
include early felts, velvet jockey caps, soft crowns, short backs,
in fact every style that is seasonable and fashionable. Many of
these are just the thing to be worn while autoing.
We make a specialty of fitting you with a hat that becomes
you instead of just any hat.
You will find our prices reasonable too.
MEN'S SWEATER COATS
You know how comfortable a sweater
coat is on these cool evenings, especially if
one goes motoring. We have just what
you want. Let us show you.
PUT YOUR HAT
PROBLEM UP TO US
OUR
line of "head
gear" for fall we be
lieve to be unexcelled.
Here you will see every
thing new that's good.
Here you will find a de
sire to let you buy only
what will be lastingly
satisfactory.'
Soft hats derby hats, caps—
you'll have to see them thats
all.
\V. M. Crees, wife and the young
er children were Lake View' vis
itors Wednesday of last week.
fir'
NEW FALL SKIRTS
The new Fall skirts are
very attractive.
You'll like the style
and the mannish work
manship on these skirts.
Some models are plait
ed, others plain while
some have fancy pockets.
All models full flared.
Reasonably priced here at
$5.00 to $7.50
BOY'S SCHOOL SUITS
Boys "Woolwear" suits
in all the popular new
Fall weaves—STRICTLY
ALL WOOL. Handsome
colorings and patterns
expertly tailored in the
minutest details.
Sizes 6 to 18 years
PRINTERS INK
DID IT.
Prices from $5 to $7.50
That is the story of scores of the
BIG BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
of this country
ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS ON YOUR
grr LETTERHEADS AND BILLHEADS
Give lis a Call
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
P. Petersen and son, Charles,
P. iC, Petersen and son, Nels, were
Stat^ Fair visitors the last of the
week.
Chas. Lauridsen is threshing for
of the farmers in this vicinity this
week.
Johm Kyhnn, wife and baby were
Sunday visitors at the George
Ivyhnii home.
R. \V. Mullenger and daughter,
Mabel and Thad Sizer are attend
ing the State Fair thl9 week.
•Mrp. Miller Kindersei» and family,
were Sunday visitors at the home
of her parents, Otto Miehealson and
wife.
Miss Anna Christensen is as
sisting with household duties at
the home of a friend at this writ
ing.
F.L. Chris:te:.seni and family w^-e
Saturday evening callers at Jacob
Sorensei/s.
Kenr.'et Mcllvaine of Boone is
visiting relatives ii. this vicinity,'-.
The Misses Anna and Clara Pet
ersen,, Rosa Kyhnn and David
Christensen and wife were Sunday
visiitore jut R. W. Mullenger's
A .number from thds vicinity were
Atlantic visitors Tuesday of lasit
week. Ringling Bro'g Circus ber
in-g the attraction. .-