Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-04-06

News *
| Orion Clure is working in the
Larsen harness chop at Audubon.
Black Minorca eggs only rs cents
per dozen. Call on or write J. F
Bergh, Brayton, Iowa. 3304w
The Life for Life Company, is
stock company and should re-
ceive your patronage if merited
K. of p. Hall Friday night.
Miss Bell Lapcelot passed vaca-
ton week in this city with her faith.
er, brother, and sister. She is prin-
cipal in the Gray schools.
The Wilson mansion is beginning
to loom up now in grand style and
when completed will be one of the
finest residences in the city.
Mr.. Chas Van Aerman of Hamil-
ton, ILL.,, visited last week with his
brothers, Will and George Van Aer-
nam of north Audubon tow wnship.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bowman are
again at their home in this town af-
ter spending the winter at the home
of their daughter Mrs. Chas. H.
Wilde in Audubon.
The best on earth and 80 cheap
too. That's the verdict when they
see our goods and compare our
prices with others.
BRUNER JENSEN & BRUNER
We are up to date on cultivator
shovels and plow lays. Have an ex-
pert pillow man who has worked in
a plow factory.
wk J. A. HICKS & Co.
Reuben Shoesmith of near North
Branch underwent an operation
| for Appendicitis at his home last
Friday, DR.. Fordyce of Guthrie Cen
ter performing the operation.
WANTED-A girl to do general
housework. No washing. Can Sc
cure permanent position at good
wages by applying or writing to
Gil Maple street. Atlantic, Iowa.
The dealers in wall paper decora-
tions are in their glory now, all
seeming to have all the work they
can do in waiting on their custo-
mers both in the town and country.
Our goods for Easter opening,
April 9TH and Sth were selected be-
fore stocks of wholesalers were
broken. We bought the best.
lw BERNICE SIEBERT.
Street Commissioner S. D. Harm
did excellent service on our streets
last week in leveling them down,
filling ruts and improving them
generally with the means and help
at his command.
Mrs. Cecil Connrardy and daugh-
ter Beulah, visited the last of the
week at the Connrardy home. She
will go next week to Pierce, South
Dakota to visit her sister Beulah,
| formerly a teacher in our schools.
r. c, Watterson has been at work
putting up the frame for display
| window in the Cotton store and [.
N. Black has fitted up travelling
ladder with the proper irons ect. to
reach the high shelves stored with
shoes.
Vim. Thielen sold five good work
horses within the past ten days to
neighboring farmers at prices
more satisfactory than he was of
| y, - n
he has a number of others equally
as good to dispose of.
MIR. Thomas Yort, agent for the
American Gas Machine Co. was in
town the latter part of last week
looking after business. Recently
he installed the gas plant which is
working so satisfactorily in the
Hansen & Cunningham store.
New patterns and designs, all of
rare beauty, call and examine them.
Easter opening, April 7th and Sth.
IS lw BERNIcE SIEBERT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Knudsen start
ed Saturday tor Cedar Falls, where
they will reside. He has been en-
ployed for several mouths i'll the
JeuStu STORE "ucTc Ile IldS UGGu du
efficient sale sman and made many
friends who will regret to see them
leave.
w. II. Bruner has been making
several improvements on the hotel
the most noticeable being the sid
ing up of the south side of the
building which had heretofore been
enslosed with shiplap. Mr.. Bruner
has added several hundred dollars
in improvements within the past
year.
The J. Fl. Bishop residence in
Greeley which was destroyed by
| fire last week, was insured in the
Greeley Mutual in the sum of $500,
and referees were appointed last
Saturday to assess the damage.
Mr.. Reynolds and family went back
to his sou-in-law's residence south
| of town until Mr. Bishop can re-