Audubon County journal., 1911-06-01

quite lOW dt uSL DO"0 III hiCk6pOO
Park.
Mre. M. q. Gill went to Walnut,
Wednesday to visit daughter for q
week.
Jno. Baumgardner aud wife went
to Dedhan today to visit until Nor
day with friends.
Dora and Hazel Gill returned
home Tuesday from Anita, where
they have been working.
Mrs. Chas. May and son returned
to Atlantic yesterday after two
weeks sojourn in this town.
The Graduates of the Audubon
High School are enjoying an out
ing in the Wooded City today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kommee
and her sister, Miss Williams were
Atlantic business callers Monday.
Mrs. Irene Scott and lady friend
from Avoca passed Monday night
in Brayton and Decoration Day in
Extra.
Miss Hazel Perry of Atlantic is vi
sitting few days this week with
her aunt, Mrs. d. E. Stranger and
family.
Marshall McNutt of Hamlin had
the misfortune to lose valuable
COW by lightning in his pasture
Monday night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. Weizley and ba-
by of Florence, Neb. visited last
week with her brother, E. E. Clure
and family in this city.
For insomnia: Those who are ur
able to sleep find before-retiripg e
cup Of Bonano promptly induces
restful, refreshing slumber.
Mr.. A. P. Hansen of near Extra
drove in 6ne car of cattle which
he shipped to Omaha, going with
them to look after their comfort.
John B. Connrardy has just com.
pieted neat cement walk around
his suburban residence on South
Street, doing ali the work himself.
Hans P. Hansen and Joe Myers
two of our auto dealers went tc
Omaha Wednesday evening fol
two new machines for their trade
The regular meeting of the K. O
T. NJ. tent convenes on Monday eve
ming June 5th. There will be worl
and the members are urged to
come.
A wool buyer from the east is re
ceiving consignments ofwool toda,
from nearly all the farmers in thil
neighborhood engaged in the sheer
industry.
Peter Sorenson residing six mile
southwest of town, passed severa
days the past week with d brothe,
residing in Council Bluffs, return.
ing home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friese and niece
of Henry McIlroy, of Elk Point, So
Dakota and Council Bluffs, Iowa
came Monday to attend th,
fu neral of Mr.. McIlroy.
Wills N. Hopkins of Guthrie Coun
ty attended Decoration Exercises il
Extra Tuesday and saw that the Las
resting places of his loved onesgon
before were kept in good shape.
Axel Bo1j 1jesson and Nick Sorensol
returned from Des Moines Monday
after v1siting the latter's brother
John Sorenson who was operated OF
at the Methodist Hospital Thurs
day.
Misses Eleanor Williams of Net
raska and Mary Williams of Carol
have been visiting their sister, Mre
Chas. kommes and husband. The,
departed for their homes Tueeda
morning.
Try Bonano week or two. Yc
will enjoy it's good effects from tn
frst. You will like it better and bet
ter when you find the true healt
value of the drink that really brac
es-without letting you down agail
John Dicus and wife came Vi
from Griswold and passed Decora
ton day as has been their usus
custom for several years, or sinc
they moved from here. John ls al
old Veteran and never fails to b
present on Memorial Day.
Bonano is just the appetizin
goodness of fully matured tropic
ripened bananas-the choicest tha
grow-dried, roasted, ground-ser,
ed as golden brown, fragrant bey
erage. No adulteration, no artificia
colOrinp or flavor