Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-19
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Isaac WEIGH was over from Harlan
this week closing up some deals in the
marble business.
Miss Ada Bonwell of Viola Center,
is down this week visiting with her
friend, Miss Maude Doak.
Read the adj for the Hereford cattle
sale in the Extra department and then
come in and buy you good animal.
o. G. Donaldson has we understand,
sold his farm out east of town,
realizing good margin on his invest
ment.
Mrs. Eta Kiser will leave tomorrow
for her home at State Center, after
visiting her parents for a couple of
weeks.
Miss Hattie Cahill got home from
Carroll Sunday where she has been
for sometime visiting her friend, Mrs.
j. f. Luse.
Tom Davis departed Wednesday for
Rock Island to look after business as
he has farm there and also to visit
old time friends.
Mrs. ]. A. Nash and daughter,
Gretchen, got home Tuesday from Des
Moines where they had been for few
days visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Wright, liv-
ing just east of town are the parents of
a baby girl that made its appearance
in their home last Thursday.
Frank o. Niklason has advertised to
sell his stock at public sale Nov. 10, at
the old-time Geo. Stetzel place, out
eight miles southeast of town.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
tt JAMES HART.
For the best furniture see w. A.
Smutney and pay one profit. No
jobbers, no large rent. You pay one
profit instead of three. South Park,
Cliff
The Junior League will give
Hiawatha the 9th. The young peo-
pie have prepared an excellent pro.
gram and all will be we'll repaid to 20
and hear it.
Today is the day for the Fair at the
Presbyterian church. 1t has become
an annual feature of the society and is
generally looked to with great
expectancy by the people.
Mrs. Geo. Gerard and daughter, Jes.
sic, were up Tuesday from Extra visit
ing friends. Geo. has purchased
farm over by Guthrie Center and they
will move there in the spring.
Mrs. Willard of Des Moines, who
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. G. w.
Marlin of Extra the past week. arrived
Wednesday evening for visit with
her sister, Mrs. III. W. Wilson.
VIM. Cloughly got home last week
from Ute where he had attended the
wedding of his niece, Miss Miller. He
expected Mrs Cloughly and daughter,
Mrs. Quinby, home Wednesday.
A girl was born to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Andrews, living out
northeast of town last Monday. All
the parties are doing nicely and the
little one is growing rosy, fat and
saucy.
L. d. Phelps and family went down
to Atlantic Saturday and remained
until Monday visiting relatives. His
father and mother being there and
who left this week for their home in
Vermont.
Ludwig Hansen, living two and one
half miles north of Kimballton, has
advertised to sell all his property at
public auction, Nov. 81 He is coming
to town to go into business with his
son -in-law, Nels Jensen.
Tod O'Brine, we'll known to all the
people east of town was married last
Tuesday to a Miss Brady, of Illinois.
Tod is worthy young fellow and is
deserving of all the happiness his
| many friends here wish him to have
The X. of P. lodge did some first
degree work last Tuesday night and
voted upon several new applications
They also appointed committee to
arrange for banquet and social some
time in January expecting to have a
royal good time.
| ]. HI. Hersman & Son finished the
invoice of their furniture stock Wed
nesday and the new firm, Nels Jen
sen & Co., Immediately TOOK
possession. Their advertisement In
this issue will tell something of the
line carried. Mr.. Hersman is retiring
from business activity and will remain
III auuuUOu anu CdhS 1llc easy. lit
has been in business here for years anc
has made many friends in his rela
tions with his patrons. The new firm
are thoroughly competent and reliabl,
men and will give good treatment t.
their customers. They have already
ordered more stock and expect to keeI
an up-to.date, reliable class of good
/ on hand at all times.
| Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
How many are going to be thankful
for even the small blessings they en-
joy? Is life roseate or gloomy to you
1t is as you have willed it. When on
Pilgrim fathers assembled on tina
first memorable Thanksgiving day
and solemnly and earnestly returne,
thanks to Almighty God for tn
preservation of the few who yet re
manned, for the crops and boundles
liberty they enjoyed it was solemn
and reverent day. 1t was not tim
of frivolous merry making o
!, exhibition of strength or clothes o
, good time. Have we desecrated tn
J altar they established and set up il