Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-09-10

they will take In roomers we learn.
Matt Thielen received carload of
fine looking ewes Saturday which
he turned out to pasture on the
farm.
MY. and Mrs. Lloyd Heft returned
to Lake View, La Saturday after vi
sitting her uncle and aunt, j. Jacob
sen and wife.
Charley Coffield spent Sunday
and Monday out in Sharon town
ship with his very best girl and
numerous old friends.
Theo Patty returned Friday from
Oskaloosa where he was in attend
ance as delegate to the K. of P.
grand communication.
Justice Lair was martyr to the
heat aided by q crowded house
Monday while trying a case which
continued nearly all day.
DR.. Weber, the Eye and Ear Doc
tor who cures will be at Park Hotel
on Tuesday, Sept. %, after II a. m.
Examination Free. Come.
Hans Jacobsen of Buffalo, N. y
visited last week with his uncle,
Jacob Jacobsen and wife, leaving
for his home, Monday of this week
Mrs. Tilla ki,nm of Benton coun-
ty and her brother OF Guthrie coun-
ty visited in town last Sunday with
their relatives, MIR. and Mrs. Engle.
Mrs. Engle is entertaining her
father, Mr. David Dutler of Gnthrie
county, an old gentlemen hale and
hearty, although eighty years
of age.
Ernest McLain returned from
Oregon last week and says his sis
ter-in-l law, Mrs. Roy McLain will
soon come too and Roy will follow
in due time.
Mrs. Spoo received part of the
heating plant last week for her
store and residence and as soon as
it all arrives, the workrnen will at
once begin the erection of the ma
chine.
Mrs. Jenkins brought to our desk
| Monday last a SNOWFALL remark
able for it being the second time it
has bloomed this year. 1t was a
perfect flower and as white as the
parent plant.
Hans Marquesen flushed NOV
ing mis- store and household goods
to Elk Horn this week. This wor-
thy family Will be greatly missed
in this com ua,lnity but Exira's loss
Is Elk Horu's gain.
Clark Griffin purchased a span of
three hundred and fifty dollar
maree of Hardman last week and
also spau of bronchcs of another
party, all tor use on the r. c. Will
son farm which he has rented.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Kline have
purchased the Charley Parrott
house and lots on the corner of
South street aud Florence alley,
and will move there as soon as Mr..
Parrott leaves for Oregon which
will be In a week or two.
Joe Gearheart has just completed
a cement walk one hundred and
four feet long for William Baylor
and seventy feet for himself be-
sides numerous other jobs of more
or less cost. oe is a good work
man and understands his business
"A. B. Wells has made his part of
the highway on Rt. in fine shape
tor the winter so that the carrie r
will have no difficulty in delivering g
the mail along that part OF the
road. Let others join in the good
work so that all the carriers will
have reason to rejoice and no rea-
son to complain.
M. o. Smith has given the Park
hotel complete renovating, the
thirteen rooms of the second story
being all newly papered and the
floors and hallway carpeted and
woodwork painted, while down
stairs the parlor has been newly
carpeted, the office, dining room
and kitchen floors covered with
linoleum and lighting system
installed SO there is nothing now
lacking to make this a first class
hotel for the public in general.