Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-08-25
Good 24O acre tarm for rent. Call
at the Exchange Bank. If

John Porter will quit the hotel,
Sept. Let. we are informed.
DR.. John Riley went to Des Moines
to attend Medical Association.
Chas. Palm and Will Porter chip
ped car of cattle to South Omaha,
Wednesday.
Mrs. v. E. Gearheart was visiting
in Atlantic last week with Mrs. Ell
lis Oliphant.
A. w. Harvey traded a span of
horses this week to Mr.. Moore for
his Ford auto.
81. P. Hansen sold eight wagons
the past two weeks to as many diff
ferent farmers.
Will Zimmerman of Shelby COM
menced clerking this week in the
e. ID. Cotton Store.
Nels c. Jensen went to the State
Fair Thursday with an exhibit of
Is Poland China prize winners.
Mrs. McNally and son John are
entertaining relatives from Phila-
delphia, who arrived Wednesday.
Just received carload of feed.
If you need any come at once.
AIS Oluf Jensen
Nick Sorenson and Val Stuckart
looked after the farm during the alb
sence of Nj. Tharnish last week.
Geo. Huyck returned Tuesday
from six weeks visit with rela-
tives in northern Ohio and Michi-
gan.
Carol Woodruff is very i'll with
inflammatory rheumatism at the
home of his grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. D. Harm.
My line of Millinery goods is
the very best and most stylish that
money can buy.
AIS Miss M. Jensen
Charley VanAerman of Hin OILS,
arrived Wednesday of last week on
visit to his brothers, George and
William of Audubon township.
Miss Hazel Bryant of Newton
passed Friday at the E. d. Powell
home in this city visiting her aunt
and cousin, Mrs. and Miss Houston.
Winfrey & Chantry, Headquar-
ters for School supplies, DR.. Hess
Stock Food, Iowa Worm powder,
Jewelry and Victor talking ma
chimes. a25
Nels c. johnson and c. c. Hawk
were engaged couple of days last
week in cleaning up the old part of
the Extra Cemetery and they did
their work we'll.
Chris Bauer of Audubon twp. has
rented one of his farms to Earl
Griffin who takes possession Nov.
when Mr.. Bauer will leave for
Oklahoma on account of his health.
Ladies' call and examine my new
fall and winter ready-to.wear hats.
Same styles worn by your sisters in
the cities. a25
Miss Maurine Jensen
Jas. Paige who has been working
for the Burlington road in Omaha
has been visiting friends and
thinks he will work for the Cudahy
Packing Co. on his return to Oma-
ha.
Rev. Failenschmidt of Ports
mouth, la. visited his sister, Mrs.
VIM. Doffing and husband the fret
of this week returning home accom-
panied by two of the children who
are visiting there now.
Mr.. Henry Hocamp, long time
respected resident of east Audubon
township, was a business caller in
town Saturday. He ia strictly a
home body and his visits to town
are few and far between.
Frank Lambert of Atlantic is car.
ing for his son Charles who ia ill al
his home north of town with a sc.
we're attack of what appeared to be
rheumatism but now it is feared to
be an abscess forming on the out
side of one leg between the knee
and hip.
HI. E. Smith, whose home is at
Iowa Falls was in the city last week
delivering maps that one of his
agents had taken orders for. The
young man who took the orders
was obliged to return to his home
on account of sickness.
For the latest styles in Ladies
Fall and Winter Hats see Miss