Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-02-22
We have full line of Hamilton-
Brown footwear now in.
tt JOE JAMES e. Co.

Brown footwear now in.
tt JOE JAMES e Co.
John Petersen is at Neenah, Wis
cousin. on a business and pleasure
trip.
| VIM. Andersen purchased twelve
head of cattle of Lars Petersen, one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LANCE visited
at the John Faaborg home, a couple
of days last week.
VIM. Andersen sold thirty four
hogs to Oren Blakesley, last week
for six cents per pound.
Mrs N. j. Christensen and chill
dren and Miss Minnie Jacobsen Wis
tied at the John Leisted home,
Sunday.
Joe James g Co. have distributed
over one hundred graphophones in
this vicinity, since they first made
their offer some time ago. They were
popular because they were no toy
but practical machine.
A large crowd OF the college stu
dents were at party at Mr..
Aagaard's Wednesday. People al
ways have a good time at Mr..
Aagaards aud they had an even bet
ter one than usual that evening. The
jolly crowd did not disperse until the
"wee sma," hours.
There was a fstic or rather
wrestling encounter in the pool hail
last week and two windows were
broken rs a result. We don't think
it's NICE to go out through the win
dows when there's door in the
house. It's lots more expensive and
we don't see where the fun is.
We will withdraw our phono-
graph offer Nj CHI, LIST.
JOE JAMES u Co.
A week ago Sunday, number of
| the students were invited to the
Rattenborg home where they had one
of the "splendidest, times of their
lives. This is one of the places
where the students always like to go
as there is never dull moment at
their parties. All enjoyed it hugely.
| (Don't leave out the in hugely
Cement sidewalks for Elk Horn
now seem a certainty as nearly all
have signed for them. If built, it
will be three feet wide and extend
from the Carl SHREDDER Il Co. nipple
ment house to the Elk Horn Imple-
ment company's establishment and
possibly across the road. 1t will be
the best thing that ever happened in
Elk Horn and we hope it occurs soon.
There are times when it's hard for
a man to follow crooked Sidewalks.
The custom Of buying goods of
Montgomery Ward is fast spreading
around Elk Horn. Some are threat
ening to get their babes there and
Chris Thresher thinks now he will
get wife that way. Chris isn't sure
which is the cheapest, M. w. & Co.
or Sears, Roebuck, but he will get
the cheapest he can. He Gays wives
with wooden shoes are too frisky
(they can kick harder you know, SO
he won't have that kind.
III. P. Poulsen and family left
Wednesday for their new home at
Cordova, Nebraska. Mr.. Poulsens
have so long been residents here it is
almost impossible to imagine them
as gone and with residence else
where. Their lives in the vicinity
of elk Horn has made them friends
of all and they will certainly be
greatly missed from their old home
We hope good fortune and prosperity
may follow them to their new To-
cation and strew their pathes with
all that is good. The journal goes
with them to their new home and
hopes TO help them, each week in
remember their many friends back
here.
The Lone Star Orchestra is now
fully organized, and began business
Wednesday, with twelve members.
Following is the make up;
Hans Madsen, leader;
p. Ii. Miller, 1st violin;
John A. Petersen, I'd violin;
r. j. Hansen, I'd violin;
Martin Christensen, LIST cornet;
Walter Olsen, I'd cornet;
Henry Aagaard, slide trombone;
Walter Gregersen, clarinet,
Torvil Madsen, clarinet;
Albert Larsen, bass viol;
The officers are as follows: presi-
dent, Walter Olsen; secretary, Henry
Aagaard; treasurer, Walter Greger-
sen. Practice, punctuality and vim
will be the characteristics of the new
club. On those lines it will certain
ly win out.
We have received our entire line of
spring goods and they are now on
our shelves tor your inspection.
| JOE JAMES 81 Co.
Drs. OIdaker & Hammer, Dentists.
Office over First National bank.
Rooms and 6. One of the firm will
be In Brayton every Friday and every
Tuesday at Elk Horn.