Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-07-27
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Theo Ordway is recovering from a
severe i'll spell.
Miss Elsie Slender is at Marine on
visit to friends.
Hardman's Poland Chinas are beau
ties. Stop and see them.
Charley Cotton and wife were up
to Extra, Tuesday afternoon.
Station Agent Snyder is enjoying
visit from his father, this week.
Frank Heath now receives Audu-
bon bread three days each week.
Supervisor Nels P. Hoegh sold the
old bridge, at Brayton, Tuesday
A. Bonnet and family now occupy
the house vacated by Hans Bengaard.
Frank Greer was at Des Moines this
week on pleasure and business trip.
O. r. Ballard was up from Tabor,
Iowa, this week attending to some
business matters.
Miss Bonny Beard came down from
Extra and passed Sunday at the Fred
Edmundson home.
Mr.. David Beers and son, Iona,
were business visitors in Extra last
Monday forenoon.
Rev. O'Connor left, Wednesday,
for five weeks outing and visit with
friends in Nebraska.
Dick Powers has gone to Stuart
to lath house that Squire Aldrich
has recently const ructed.
H. M. Underwood is busy attend
ing to the shipping out of all the oats
in the Counselman elevator.
Mrs. David Beers is up in Hamlin
township this week visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Calvin Dimick.
Under the watchful care of Doctor
Koob Mrs. Abby Curry is rapidly re-
covering from her late i'll spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Anderson are
the parents of a fine boy baby, born
last Friday, so Doctor Koob informs
us.
Misses Eda and Vesta Marietta, OF
Extra, have been passing pleasant
week at the Ordway home, near Oak.
field.
Grainbuyer H. NJ. Underwood and
family were visited over Sunday by
his brother in law, from Ruthven
Iowa.
Anna Button goes to Cheyenne
Wyoming, this week where she vii
permanently reside with her grand.
mother.
Nels Brons sold to McGovern &
Bison a very fine bunch of young
cattle, Tuesday, which Charlie sent
down on the farm.
Isaac Smith is the daddy Of the
sweetest little bunch of feminine
sweetness you ever clapped you
optics upon, which arrived last weel
on Tuesday.
A letter from Mrs. Geo. Cotton, a
Washington, D. c., say she arrived a
her destination safely, and is enjoying
herself visiting her son, Ed, ant
sight seeing.
The lawn party given by the Mise
Pearl Hartman and Maude Lynch, a
Oakwood Farm, last Friday evening
was attended by gay crowd, and a
enjoyable time was had.
Nary Cotton came home Monda
from a good visit with her aunt, Mrs
j. A. Kinney, at Atlantic, "Totts
went that far with her mother on he
trip to Washington, D. G.
General Agent Nailor and Jaco
Bendi1en went out, Monday and pre-
scented Mrs. Henry Fries check fc
81, 100000, as payment of the life insul
ance policy held by Mr.. Fries.
Moses Brinkerhoff, Ernie Cotton
Dick Powers, Frank Devine and Be
Howell went with the Extra Band t
Crystal Lake, Sunday, on their out
ing and report having had lots of flu
Tuesday morning they sharpene
up theirs sickles, on the Villa,
Bintner farm, and Will and Albel
began going around that field OF OF
hundred and ten acres of small grail
Nick Bintner was at Extra, first
the week and sold to Hensley Brotl
ers & Brown nice bunch of feedi1
cattle. The firm said they were tt
choicest lot they had seen tor lon
time.