Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13

Roy Dryden helped Walter and Fine lot
- Tom Crees move last week. Tor ornan
breaks.
n AZ Otto WHITAKER down from fast Wr1
Audubon Tuesday on business. Harlan, IL
Bert Swain will occupy the resi- Roses,
- dence one door scmth of the Park perenniels
Hotel soon. Towering
-- Bombs rye
sit- Our line of wall paper is now COM
and rlete. Cal! and see the line. Extra good
Drug co. adv oou''1ai =
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,ent Miss Hazel Gill is working in Seed and
the Knitting Factory in Atlantic
at present. All VINO
oou Hanfords
AXE Mr. and Mrs Sam Green moved healing f
Friday to the property on the northl 10 be VIII
corner of the Heights stantly 81
vent becoming
ArJ Mrs Chef Race of Atlantic came both the
up last Thursday and is now work Adv
ing for Mrs E. B. Holmes
,ilv. Call in
east Mr.. adm Mrs. John Hicks Jr were watches.
entertained at the G. L. McAninch n6
home last Thursday evening.
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will Mr. Alvin Holmes and Mrs Sherm kind, of
Knox visited over Tesday of last Repairn
week with their mother, Mrs. e. B. spec1alt
lday Holmes who is very sick.
With ~
Mss Essie Heurick went to Au- Bring
dubon last Wednesday. to visit put in fl
rsen between trains with her friend G. go to VOL
Jen- B. Scott. ms
Messls. Root and Prawley, who Tried
FAINT farmed the John G. Hardmam place Write w
at last summer, have moved to farm 1owa.-at
near Anita.
Wanted
not The Potter Brothers of Massena work. B
tack will farm the w. G. McCurdy place G. E. Ia
3. formlsrly the ]. C. Hardman farm, lantic, 10
this season.
the LESS 30
ster Seventeen mi lion dollars was
rela- paid by the government last year Extra
lcf tHe Tree seeus dpstrlpuceu by that S
tle congressman. thorn ba.
Oily pounded
lday NJ. and Mrs. Grant Jones areI howe, a,
'wiiA tne PROUD anu nappy pau ents OF allieves co
baby boy, which born to them ar oss q,
Niol-uas nisn'' This sim
nso by curin4
and Grandma Gore has been ill for sento;zos
III the past TWO weeks WIN severe and draw
attack of pneumonia. She is re- surnrisin
covering nicely now. adv
son, -----
ling School election brought out 100
saac voters Monday, the result of which
was John /. Hensley received 70
votes and Oluf Jensen 81 me u
;vod | his farm
rises Mrs 7, W Rrad1ey returned home ia depot
well last Thursday fom Cherokee where OH
la. SHE had been the past few weeksI Aois
taking treatment for cancer. ooiiiN7
I..ic ing prop
Who'll Frank Thompkims, following a IN ee
uger several weeks visit in Missouri wit o. NED
Non his danphter ratnrned To his Is milch
VOL bere last wadnasaav fresh 500
steers CO.
lbon Mr.. and Mrs Roy Dryden accom- coming
nda, naniod his fatber I'D DRYDEN tol 21 Haze
,dar his homo no.r uan,1in e,tura. some wit
rsen, avan.np for J. fou DAYS v,sit barrows;
Farm
Mrs Horton of south nakota, Ter, Chan
the arrived here last Thursday to visit anu oo
di for sometime with her father, Isaac seeuef'
last s+atzel1 and sister Mrs 7 7 Hen vatols, r
ourt sely. secuoh
shelter,
faw ronno naon1e wo,a on bushels
10 ;s tartained 81 tho I'd yonno home about Ii
p It month of town last Thursday eve ousi els
,ame ming All nresen+ renor+ a. cine harness,
thar time separate
re,a numerou
Genrge Woodruff arrived here Coed
from peori. 1l1inois Mondav MORN cult and
the ing to visit his friends Sam USUAL
sding ue1 d. Harm and wife and relatives
then the Woodruff children. hoy ~
soon a. W.
Pratt Mrs. L. M. Moore and daughter
Iof anti CAT