Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-12-15

Chris Petersen had business at
Stuart from Friday until Tuesday
evening.
e. ID. Powell transacted business
in Atlantic Tuesday and possibly in
Marne.
Fl. N. Bartlett of southwest Of
Brayton, was in town Saturday on
business.
Tom Elwood southwest of town
lost head of good calves this week
cause unknown.
Mrs. Clara Allen has moved into
town and occupies her residence on
North Park Street.
Clarence Huffmeister of Anita
was calling on ??! friends at the
A. q. james home.
The Seibert children have been
on the sick list this week with bad
colds and slight fever.
Walt schlotfeldt has leased the
Doffng formerly the Mrs. Clara AL
len farm out east of town.
George Huyck wac called to Mich
igan Thursday on account of the
serious illness of his sister.
Frank Kreamer returned from
Des Moines Tuesday morning, his
wife aud babe in the evening.
Paul Mikkelsen had business in
Audubon Tuesday we heard that OF
becoming naturalized citizen.
Nick Mertes was on the market
Saturday with car of choice fat
cattle from his farm south of town.
Messrs Nancorrow and McAninch
attended Third degree work in the
Masonic lodge at Atlantic Friday
night.
Clark Griffen has rented the Will
Dof6ng formerly the Louie Bartlett
farm northeast of Extra for the
coming year.
George Mllliman was off duty a
couple of days the fret of the week
on account of severe nerve rack
ing tooth ache.
Jas. Workman is now located at
Lovel, Wyoming where he is estab-
lished in the law business with a
good paying clientage.
r. c. Watterson, A. q. Andrews
and S. j. Crane had business in
Audubon Tuesday, the former be-
Ing one of the Grand jurymen.
Andrew Larsen was before the
court Tuesday seeking his final pa
pers making him a citizen of the II
S. enjoying all it's privileges and
emolumente.
Niels Nielsen of Casey, the owner
of the former Walker hardware and
furniture store, has been here the
past week looking after his busi-
ness at the store.
Mrs. Geo. Leffingwell Jr. left Tues
day for Omaha on visit with her
mother on Ohio Street. Before re.
turning che will probably visit 9TH
er relatives out in the state.
Oluf Jensen's sale of his livery
stuff Saturday was well attended
and the buggies, etc. in the barn
brot $3.50. besides come outside
stock amounting to near the $4OO
mark.
Henry Benton and Will Benton
made good on their shipment of
cattle and sheepto Chicago last week
which was satisfaction to them not.
withstanding prices had slumped
considerable from the high quota
tions that had obtained.
Our merchanta are all busy now
placing their splendid display OF
Holiday goods in position on their
table or windows to attract the at
Y Jon of the public eye and the
Twice of all is to make your pur-
chases as soon as possible to. avoid
the rush as Xmas approaches.
A. Borjesson, the prescription
druggist in the Winfrey & Chantry
drug store, published a valuable
prescription recently in the "Bulle-
tin of Pharmacy" which is attract
ing wide attention among the Med
les. The prescription is probably
old but he furnished new light on
the manner of uniting it's compo-
nent parts 80 as to give the We. y
best results. Mr.. Borjesson has
been in the pharmacy business for
seventeen years, part of the time in
the Old Country, has never been
discharged from work and never
hunts for position, the position
10 always looking for him.