Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13

Lees Lice Killer at Findlay's.
C. w. Spencer will grind your
corn any time you call. tt
Rev. Sloan, of near North Branch
returned Tuesday from trip
down to Hamburg.
Mr.. F. NJ. Hensley is reported as
still enjoying the mountain
breezes OF Montana.
All kinds of Sewing Machine
Needles and Shuttles for sale by p.
M. Christensen. Jeweler. If.
John Hunter, jr., of near Guthrie
Center, has been in town for few
days attending to business.
Mr.. Austin Guernsey arrived
from Chicago Wednesday on a
visit to his relatives and "She."
John Pine returned Tuesday
from the east part of the state
where he was visiting relatives.
Duke Hunter is over from Guth-
RE County, this week making re-
pairs on their two livery barns.
The foreman of the Journal made
business call in Atlantic Tuesday
night returning on the morning
train.
Worth Hartzell, of Greeley. lost a
valuable milch COW last Monday
with what he thinks was clover
bloat
s. E. Harm and Jack Temple left
Wednesday for Manning to attend
the Fireman's tournament in
session there.
Mrs. George Huyck is looking
after the welfare OF her daughter
and new born grand child out
southwest of town.
Mrs. F. NJ. Hensley accompanied
by her son Jack went to Omaha,
Tuesday evening, where she will
visit at S. B. Parrotts.
The Misses Matilda and Emma
Hansen were over night visitors at
their grandfather Hansen's home
in Brayton, Wednesday.
Miss Turner of Anita brought
her little nephew home Monday
evening and visited her brother,
w. P. Turner, that night.
Chick Food. Call at Findlay's.
7. b. Connrardy had charge of
the Wheel wright department of
the Peterman shop during that
gentleman's absence at Dubuque.
Mrs. Theo Ordway and children
and her sister, Miss Opal Cannon
of Oakfeld, we're visiting relatives
and shopping in Extra, Tuesday.
Mrs. H. E. Moffatt and children
left Tuesday for their home a,
Grundy Center after visiting her
parents, w. 81. Sturgeon and wife.
Seth Hartzell is now at Yorktown
Canada, where he is becoming
interested in real. estate and may
become a land owner in the Kings
domain.
]. G. Powell sold two of his
blooded pigs from one of the
Nebraska COWS he recently pur
chased receiving the handsome
sum of $25. apiece.
Mrs. AID Seibert and her two
youngest children will leave Tues
day of next week for Bird City
Kansas, on visit to her sister
Mrs. Sam Handles.
Tom Foster, of Guthrie Cente,
was in town Tuesday and befor.
leaving sold his property in tn,
east part of town-the F. M. Hens
ley house, to J. M. Dimick for $4,000
Councilman, Nick Doffing foune
more congenial company in Audi
bon Monday night than discussing
questions pertaining to the towns
welfare inside the confines of tn
council chamber.
Three coaches loaded to the door
with people who had been at tn
Advent Camp Meeting at De
Moines and at the Danish Lutheral
meeting at the Bluffs, went up tn
branch Tuesday evening.
If you will make inquiry it will be
revelation to you how many succum
to kidney or bladder troubles in on
form or another. II the patient is nc
beyond medical aid, Foley's Kidne
Cure will cure. 1t never disappoint
Sold by Nick Doffing
M. Scharff, who for the past fou
months has been ill at his home o
Locust street with bladder an
prostate trouble, is no better. Hi
many friends will hope for
favorable change in his conditio
soon.-Tuesday's Telegraph.
In the ball game Tuesday :