Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-30
PKtl1l DECORATIONS
Systematic Method, Produces Fine
Results. Decorating Committee
Meet Monday Morning early

ed "things going" the flags were all
in their places and the old town
never looked so pretty.
The adornment for the town for
the Fourth of July is purcha sed and
in Mr.. Cottons hands. Never before,
or since, has such a uniformity of
decoration been on hand to spread
over the city. He desires his com
mittee, the decorating committee to
meet in the Park Monday morning
next July 4th at O'clock a. m. for
the purpose of decorating the pub
lie places. The work cut out, re.
quires all the committees best en-
deavors. Let all turn out early a a.
m.) and make the duty a pleasant
one.
John f. Bergh was in town Mon
day on business.
julie Phillipsen of near Brayton
was in town Monday on business.
A large crowd from here attended
the Auto races in Atlantic yester-
day.
Will kommes purchased 13 head
OF fine young steers Monday of
Chris Petersen.
The band stand was painted last
and the first of this week and looks
some better now.
Mrs. Metz and daughter Miss
Rose arrived here Tuesday after
a visit in Chicago.
Miss Winnie Siemersen is clerk
ing in the j. T. Lohner store com
mencing Last week.
Geo. Spencer of Atlantic was in
town Monday looking after business
in his line that of roof tarer.
May Bros. have quit business
having sold their pump and wind
mill business to John Nelson.
Miss Mollie May came from Des
Moines to spend the Fourth with
her father, brothers and niece.
One of AL Bintner's children south
of town, had it's arm broken below
the elbow Sunday by the kick of
colt.
Miss Vera Christensen returned
to Atlantic the last of the week af-
ter visiting few days with rela-
tives and friends.
"Ten mile limit means lust ten
miles an hour. Better come down
to the limit fellers before the limit
OF the law strikes you.
j. NJ. Dimick and sisters, Mrs.
Dryden and Mrs. Thompson were
Sunday at the G. G. Eimick
home south of Oakfield.
]. J. Dimick was quite ill for
couple of days the last of the week
but was able to be brot home from
his son Cal Dimichs Sunday.
lightning struck tree near the
George Paige home Saturday even
ing shattering it into splinters and
the phones click at a lively
rate.
Miss Eta Spencer of near Hamlin
was calling on her young lady
friends Tuesday and seeing the
tired Glidden tourists pass through
town.
While enjoying friendly scuf1le
Sunday evening Frank Campbell
slipped and dislocated one of his
elbows which will unfit him for
work on the section FOR some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe G. Gilroy arriv-
ed in this city Tuesday evening
from Denver where they reside. Old
associations and desire to spend
the Fourth in lively old Extra
brought them back as we'll as busi-
ness.
Nels Hansen was resting from
his work Monday on account of
out of sand and gravel.
He has one more crossing to make
for the town, the one to be laid at
the east end of Harrison street in
the Upper Heights.
Geo. Carl who worka eor w n
Varney in the furniture and hard
ware store fell from the roof OF his
house while doing some timing
Monday and badly sprained one
hip 80 that it may be sometime be-
tore he is'ableto be around as be-
fore.