Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-23

Andrew Larsen had a phone in
stalled in hie residence Monday.
Stephen Hemstreet was here from
Audubon Monday installing phones
Miss Maggie Mertes retained from
Carroll Saturday after weeks Wis.
it with sister and friends.
Clarence Masching ia hauling out
lumber for good sized addition to
his residence east OF town,
Auctioneer Jones of Casey visited
his son Roy and with Fred Wahlert
from Saturday until Monday.
Messrs Shirley and Burns have
rented and moved onto the John
kommes farm south of town.
See Will Kommes' sale bills if you
wish Burr Oak or Walnut fence posts
or Burr oak FIRE wood uncut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Heath spent
Sunday at the homes of their par
ents in Brayton returning Monday.
Bob Gransberry moved from
Greeley last week to the ]. b. Rem
diem an farm, "A mile south of town.
Apple trees, strictly reliable kinds
2 yrs., 10c to zoe each;3 yrs., zoe to
35c each. w. M. Bomberger, Harlan
Iowa.
Henry Kroeger has carpenters at
work this week making several
changes on the interior of his resi-
dence.
Tom Lohner now occupies new
quarters in the Powell building,
where he says he enjoys more room
and better light.
Dave Workman moved Wednes-
day from the Lohner building to
the shoe shop first door west OF the
First National Bank.
]. B. ]. Lohner has Watterson and
men out in Audubon township MAX
ing repairs on his house on the old
O. G. Donaldson farm.
Folly Llttle6eld and neighbors
we're in town Tuesday morning
with ten loads OF hogs which the
former cent to market that day.
John Kommes has moved from
hie farm south of town and occu-
pies part of his mother-in-law the
Mrs. Metz residence in this city.
Amos Tibben is hauling lumber
out to his farm for new barn 40x4s
feetwith Is #. corner posts. j. W.
Kline has been engaged to do the
work.
Roy Dryden arted for Canada
Saturday with a carload of nova
bles. Mr.. aud Mrs. Dryden and
daughter, Merle will follow in two
or three weeks.
P. NJ, christensen and family tried
out their new five passenger Ford
Sunday In trip out to his parents
west of Brayton and is we'll satisfied
with his purchase.
Born March 9Th to Mr.. Clinton
Hanks of Twisp, Washington.
boy. This young gentleman is
nephew of Mrs. Chas. Milliman and
of w. r. Brinkerhoff.
Geo. Leffngwell Jr. did not have
to wait long in Omaha until the
Atlantic Creamery gave him a
cream station in the lively little
town of Kennard, Nebr., where he
will coon move.
The celebrated Janeway and Car
penter line of Wall Paper at Han
sens Drug Store. If
Willsell, trade or rent the Mutum
Hotel. Terms very reasonable. Call
and learn particulars.
Mrs. Mary Mutum,
Manning, Iowa.
Miss Kelsey came home from
Menlo Monday remaining over
night and returned there Tuesday
to assist in caring for her 99-year-
old grandfather Lewis who is very
poorly also 20 look after an aged
aunt who is quite feeble.
| John Edwards of Orient, Iowa was
in town Tuesday on his way to Chi
cago on short visit. He recently
sold his property near Orient and
10 staying at present With his sister
Mrs. Sarah Littlefeld and mex,
month will 20 to merry old Englan
on visit,
David Moffat Dead
David Aoffat, the protector of be
Aoffat Railroad now in operation f, 4,
H.