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Miss Carrie Gault returned from Grinnell last Tuesday, where she has been attending College.

Bonano—served hot—is fragrant, bracing, satisfying and extremely nourishing. A real faod drink.

O. L. McAninch now rides around the town and country in a Hapmobile, having bot one of Harvey recently.

Chas. F. Chase, editor of the Atlantic News came up in his car today and while in town made this ffice a pleasant call.

The LadieB Aid of the Christian Church will serve dinner in the Park to aB many as desire to patronize them, July 4tb. !ffc.,

Isaac Shirey Jr. went to the hospital in Atlantic Monday to submit to an operation for the removal of the vermiform appendage.

Frank Hall left this week for Kennard, Nebr. where he will visit bis cousin. Geo* Lefilngwell and wife and will also find work for the coming season.

ftobt. Da fiord returned from Danbury, Iowa, Friday after calling on friends and attending to business. He formerly resided in that vicinity for several years.

Jas. Poulson, at one time a clerk in the First National Bank was in town Tuesday on business. He is in charge of the Bank at Marne at present we are informed.

Otto Wittbauer has changed his plane in regard to removal to Audubon and will rent a house in B&ira in order to be able to look after her mother who is Btill in poor health.

Young Mens Suits

Price

$

12 *20

Very dressy and comfortably made, single breast with two buttons, broad lapels, nobby dip front and the fabric woven only from the finest selected worsted yarns.

This is only a few of our many Attractive Models for Young Men, but is an Unusual Value at this price.

E. D. COTTON

Miss Amber Kelsey returned from Menlo Tuesday after a couple of weeks absence.

E. C. Wilson is putting down a lot of sidewalk around his barn, wood shed and other buildings where needed.

H. F. Busb had business at the [Court House Saturday.

Mrs. Noel of Atlantic was in town Wednesday on business.

J. B. J. Lohner and George 8 Guernsey were Audubon visitors on Saturday.

John Harned Jr. returned from Des Moines Saturday to spend his vacation with hia parents.

Luther Henaley and wife hare rented a bouse in the east end of town and have commenced housekeeping.

Bonano is as inspiring as coffee, as refreshing aB tea, as full of upbuilding qualities aa cocoa, yet it never palls upon you.

Wm. Delahoyde returned to Avoca Saturday after a week spent in fnrther work in improving bis residence, the interior of which he had papered.

Dr. Oldaker, C. O. Hunt and A it irjesson went to Omaha on busi ness Wednesday, taking the train on tkeir trip out but coming back with Geo. Weighton of Audubon in hia auto the next day.

P. E. Moore of Guthrie County was in town this week looking for a good auto and before leaving, Har vey convinced him that the "Ford" was the only one capable of fulfil ling all requirements and he aelec ted a Ford.

Most if not all the farmers will have their corn all laid by against the 4th and by that time the small grain will be almost ready to cut as well as the hay to harvest so that the farmer will be kept quite busy for several weeks yet.

Josbua Cousins of south of Oak field was assisting in moving the household goods of his son-iu-law Mr. Ceranek to this town on TueS' day. For the present the latter will look after Mr. Shirey's farm work while the latter is in the Atlantic hospital.

Clothing!

As I have just received a shipment of New Clothing direct from the factory I am again in position to give you a better bargain than ever in Clothing. All the latest in pattern and style. Be sure and call if you want a new suit for the 4th of July.

PETERSEN

Christian Church Rotes

Sunday School at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. tn Junior Endeavor at 2 p. m. Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Next Lord's Day will be Children's day with us. In the morning there will be a special Children's AddreBS on the subject "The little Maid." At igbt the annual Children's Day exercises entitled "The Crusaders.'' At the close of the evening service the gospel ordinance of Immersion will be administered.

The annual School picnic will be held on a date to be arranged after July 4th.

The illustrated addresses are growing in interest. Last Sunday ight the Auditorium was filled. We are arranging for a series during the hot Sunday nights in July and August. In the city they discontinue service but we believe in preparing bright and cheery services so the people will consider it pleasure to go. Remember! Book your Sunday nights with us.

Danish Lutheran Church June 25th, Service at 10:30 a. m. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.

Mollie Miller went to Anita today to visit her aunt, Mrs. Hans Harisen

Ed Wahlert of Greeley shipped one car of hogs to market last Monday.

W. H. Falkner of Atlantic was in town Monday on a business transaction. .t: •,

Abel Stone marketed several loads of large heavy hoga in Exira, today.

Harold Blanchard of Anita had business calling him to Exira one day th« past week.

John Esbeck of Kimballton waa in town on business Tuesday, coming in hia big auto.

Frank Gilbert of Griswold waa the guest of Mr. and Mra. Tas. San tee, the last of last week.

Mrs. George Paige went to Malvery, Iowa laat week to enjoy a good viait with friends.

Found—A horse blanket. Call at Journal office, describe property and pay for tbis notice. j22

D. W. Sbian of CaBey is in town and country thia week in the-interest of a Stock Food Concern.

Ed Benton was in town Tuesday morning from south of No. Branch with albad of good selling hogs.

Dr. and Mrs. Riley are entertaining their daughser, Miss Ethel who arrived from Davenport, Monday.

Mrs. Dolly Spoo and two children left Monday for Omaha where they expect to take up their future residence.

Tbe two Misses Navratil residing two miles northeast of town were gueBts of Miss Maggie Mertes, laat Sunday.

Col. C. E. Merlz of Manning waa a business caller in Exira, Tuesday, and made a short call on ye Journal force.

Congressman W. E. Green has appointed a young gentleman named Ketchum of Council Bluffs ashia Secretary.

MrB. J. C. Basmussen residing out northeast of Elkhorn has about completed the building of a fine residence on her farm.

Mr. Ceranek, who haB been working for J. C. Hardman north of Oakfield has rented the Will Patty house east of the Catholic Church.

Fred Gudeand wife of near Wal nut were over Saturday guests of his brother Peter and wife of Weat Exira and called on other friends, Sunday.

Mr. Heath, a young man residing with hiB parents out eaat of town purchased a fine new buggy of one of our dealers last Saturday and of courBe took his lady love outriding on Sunday.

John Ward and daughter, Helen of Audubon were in town Wednes day, the former going out into the country on business, the latter passed tbe day as the guest of the Powell sisters.

Jens Larsen, a thrifty farmer out northwest was in town Monday morning taking out material for number of aidewalks he is having made about his residence. Nela Hansen is the contractor.

Harvey Jensen, the young chaf' feur went to Guthrie Center Sunday with bis mother, grand-mother Mrs. Peter Petersen and aunt, Mrs Chris Petersen who visited their re latives, Mr. and Mrs. Nikoli Freder icksen, returning in the evening.

Mrs. W- R. Chantry returned home the first of the week from Adair accompanied by ber BOB Ralph, who bad been visiting his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pang burn for a couple of weeks, who re turned home with them for a short visit.

The Christian Endeavor intend to have a stand in the Park on the Fourth.

Robt. McKim of Des Moines was a business visitor in this town last Monday.

Miss Minnie Campbell is visiting friends in Des Moines for a couple of weeks.

Mrs. Lewis Heath entertained her mother, Mrs. F. L. Freeman of Brayton Tuesday.

Matt Thielen went to So. Omaha Tuesday morning to purchase a car or two of feed cattle. -mxA

Wm. Doffing commenced buildinga new barn today, Cbas. Milliman being tbe contractor.

Frank Lambert of Atlantic is in town this week setting lip machinery for H. A. Nelson & Co.

Mrs. Boyd L. Cook of Everett, WaBh. was inning her aunt, Mrs. M, C. Gill the first of the week,

DraceSorenson of Pleasant View farm east of Elk Horn was a business viaitor in Exira Saturday,

A1 Fredericks is having bis tcnemeht house raised up which is occupied by Fred Brauch out iu (Jreele*.

Mrs. Franklin and two children of Atlantic are guests today of her aunt and cousin, Mrs. and Miss Croy.

Mrs, M. Jensen went to Atlantic Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs. Cbriatoffersen who was returning to her home.

Mel Hubbel of Atlantic visited his wife and family at tbe home of her parents, Cbas. Hawks and wite over Saturday.

N. H. Lewis and wife and Mrs. J. B. Gill of Walnut passed Sunday with the first named ladies mother, Mrs. M. C. Gill.

Oluf Jensen went out into Neb. raska Tuesday on another land deal In which he has some So. Dakota iand to dispose of.

H. P. Petersen has purchased the J. B. J. Lohner Hudaon Automobile which his boy is learning to run with good success.

The dog poisoner is again at work the latest victim of his ire being the thoroughbred dog belonging to Hon. H. F. Andrews.

TBe Little Misses Lola and Leah Brinkerboff went to Atlantic Friday as guests of the N. P. Christensen girls returning Monday.

Peter Nelson west of Brayton in tenda to start for Denmark Sunday on a visit with old friends. He will be absent about two months.

Nels C. Johnson leaves Sunday for Denmark, his native land to vis it old friendB ana get acquainted with new ones. He will be gone about six weeks.

Elias Tongate of Palmyria, III. visited yesterday and today with his sister, Mrs. J. P. Lair and husband aa he was on bis way home from visiting relatives in Nebraaka.

Mis. Larsen of Minnesota, a near neighbor of Peter Peteraen when he resided in Denmark is visiting with himself and wife and other acquain tancea here and at Guthrie Center.

Mrs. Susan Spoo, her daughter, Mrs. L. A. Peterman and Mias Eva lyn and the MiaBes Minnie Heckman and Eula Lancelot, with Will Spoo at the wheel autoed up to Templeton Sunday to visit friends

The County re-covered the second bridge leading to the depot last Tuesday. Tbis bridge spans tbe former channel of Davidson Creek and the channel should be either filled in or a cement bridge put acroBB it.

Bev.Smith haB received a call by the members of tbe Christian Church to remain here tor another year which begina with July 1. One of the members informs us the call was unanimouB and that the church is growing there being three accea sions last Lord'a Day.

ivid Brooks entertained a cou pie of Mormon preachers Wednes day night after they had entertained a crowd on our principal street for a white in showing up the pecu liar doctrines they are trying t* spread throughout the land. They profess to be averse to polygamy and its peculiar tenets.

Exira Markets

Cattle Butcher's Stuff. 3% to 4 Cattle top bYi Hoga 6 65 Wheat ...,75 Com 45% Oats 34 Barley 91 Butter.. 22 Eggs Potatoes 80 Hay 8 00 rOULTKY CASH Hens Spring Chickens 14 Ducks 7.1 Geese... Turkeys 8 Roosters

YEA, VERILY.

"How sweet Is love I" Say those who know, "Especially "When blossoms blow!"

How pleasant 'tis To plan and plan And make terms with

Th' Installment man.

But, oh. what bliss And what delight, When father walks

The floor at night,

And loud and long The baby cries 1 It may be, Just

For exercise.

HI8 VIEW.

Jim—Is yo' got yo' life Insured, Sam? Sam—Certainly I haBn't. I'se alwajw armed.

What They 8ay.

Borne women say they want to vote. Some others say they don't] Some men say we'll see them vote.

Some others say we won't. .«

The Reason.

'In this play of yours," the crltlfl complained, "you have violated all tha rules governing dramatic art." 'Yes, I know it," replied the playwright. "That must be one of the reasons why It is having such a long run here and drawing better than ever."

Its Lurid Glare.

Relma Lee—What do you think gives the ocean this phosphoreBoent hue?

Hardy Porte—It's not exactly phosphorescent I should call it sulphurous, and It's due to the character of the language mostly used by people who have to make ocean trips, aw

•A Meaning Dialogue.-r 'When the officials visited the prison, a convict knooked against the governor accidentally, and what do you think the man said l!'' "What?" "He said: 'Pardon me.' And the governor answered: 'That lets you out."'

Not the Costly Kind.

'Riffles says that In his salad days—" "That stingy fossil talking about hia salad days! Well, everybody knowa that whatever else they might have been, they were never chicken salad days.".

A Modern Miracle.

"My wife Is an astonishing woman. "Is she?" "I'll give it to you. She told me the other night when I proposed going out"that she would be ready In a mla» ute. And she was."

Jealous Thing.

Miqf Plalnlelgh—See my new engagement ring? Don't ydu think my fiance showed excellent taste?

Miss Ryval—Oh, yes—in the seteo tlon of the ring.

AMBIGUOUS.

a

Wanderfeller—I am willing to pay yo\i most any prioe, if you only do m« good.

Dr. Bon to 11—My dear sir I'll do you goocT,~"£n right. Of that you may rest assured.

Room Enough.

Oh, do not alight The "harem" skirt. It Isn't tight

Enough to hurt.

Overdoing It.

Lobbylounger—The new play dldnt go very well, even for a first night. Leading Man (wearily)—No it had ,been rehearsed so many times we all got tired of it.

HAVE YOUR WATCH iu CLEANED OCCASIONALLY

WATCH will run without'® oil or cleaning longer than any other piccc of machincrv—but it needs both occasion ally.

If you will consider that the rjm of t'/.e Uiiar.cc wheel travels over fifteen miles a day, you will not grudge your watch a speck of oil and a cleaning or.ee a year. It will increase the life and accuracy of your watch. Leave your watch with us to-dav.

P. MChristensen

A reward to fit the case will be freely paid to the person who in cleaning off the Cemetery lot northeast of town, piles all tbe limbs brush and other trash on my fence weighing it down, so aa to allow my cattle to escape from the pasture. Who is the first claimant? j22 Matt Thielen

Business For Sale

As I expect to take possession of tbe Exira Post Office in a few days, I want to sell my Coal & Feed buai-

at once. It ia the best time of the year for anyone to buy this business.

X. j22 Frank Kreamer

Automobile men see me for Fourth of July penants. Raymond Herrick.

Buy your batteries, automobile, gas engine and machine oil of iks tf John Nelaen..

We bave oils for all purposes. Exira Auto & Machine Wh.

10 percent discount on Henney Buggies for tbe month of June at John Nelsen'a. jo29

Wanted—Farmers to try our Machine Oil. jl Exira Auto & Machine Wks.

If you've tried the Rest, now try the Best. We have tbe beBt and most complete line of Machine, A tomobile and Gas Engine Oils in town and our prices are right.

Exira Auto & Machine Wks. A small farm close to town wants to be Bold at once. ,t8ee v, «•. Tom Lohner.

Automobile Men see me for Fourth of July penants. Raymond Herrick

Have you tried Tom Lohner's Flour at $1.25 per sack. tt

Come in and look over the large stock of Hammock's at Hansen's Drug Store. From 50 cts. to $8.0G.

See the Woven Wire Hog Fence that John Nelaen Bells. a4

For Sale

One 8 horse power Gasoline Engine, International make, in good repair also 1 four hole Deere shelter also in good running order. Call on or phone tf T. H. Lastine,

Hamlin, Ia.

Foley Kidney Pills contain just the ingredients necessary to regulate and strengthen the aotiou of the kidneys and bladder. Try them yonrself. For sale byall druggists.

Bonano, the hot fruit drink, ia a distinctive drink. Tho' similar in some respects to coffee, tea, chocolate and cocoa, it ia in other respects quite unlike them. Possessing the good qualities of all these drinksit has none of their harmful qualities.

Fly Nets and Dusters

of all kinds.

Repairing

quickly attended to.

J. W. Alsup

Phone 161, Exira, Ia.