Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-29
R. M. Pollock drove to Extra last
Sunday and made a short call.

R. M. Pollock drove to Extra last
Sunday and made a short call.
Christopher Smith was visiting
friends and attending to business at
Extra Saturday.
The graphophone entertainment at
the, church Monday was only very
slimly attended.
HI. M. Bartlett will make short
business trip to Des Moines the latter
part of the week.
Kees Hallock and family are busy
this week moving into Bud Heath's
house at Oaktield.
Remember Hoegh and Craven
CARDS timber sale on the Hamlin es-
tate next Tuesday.
Fred Bonnet has moved to Lorah
where he is now engaged in the black
smithipg business for himself.
Nails from skies to thirties, Sc.
Spikes per hundred $3.50. Best war;
ranted flour S1.05 a: Smiths.
For SALE.-Some large English
Berkshire hogs. Call at my farm 5
miles east of Brayton. r. P. CLARK.
j. G. B. Anderson and family and
the Harter family all ate Thanksgiv-
ing turkey at the Greer home in Oak
field.
Arthur Blom was at Extra Satur-
day visiting with his uncle. G., A.
Rasmussen and his young friends
about town.
Up. Hallock will leave the latter
part of the week for business trip
to Chicago, where he expects to at
tend to an important deal.
Nels J. Boose, the popular clerk at
jenkins q Wallis wears an unusual
happy smile now. A plump girl
baby added herself to his family one
day last week.
Gus Schroeder, who makes his
home north of Audubon, was down
and spent Sunday with lady friend,
who lives close to Brayton. Gus we
are watching you.
E. j. Hansen will sell off the tim
Der on his. place south of Extra, at
public auction sometime within the
next two weeks. Here will be 8
chance to get some wood at the right
price.
Miss Edna Pearson began hel
school in the Noon district last Mon.
day. This is Miss Edna's first term
but there is every reason for thinking
she will prove very successful
teacher.
Mr.. Spence, of Moscow, Iowa, is
here working at the blacksmith trade
| for Hank Pearson. He is very
pleasant gentleman and good work
man and Hank says he is proving {
very valuable man.
Hans M. Hansen is a very happy
man these days. Another increase t,
his family arrived last Sunday even.
ing in the form of big boy baby
Papa Hans was very generous will
4 the cigars this week.
Miss Lucille Connrardy, the pleas
ant and popular stenographer for tn
law firm of Myers 81 Blume, at Au
dubon. came down Thanksgiving ant
picked turkey bone with her friend
Miss Clara Ordway, of Oakfield.
i Mrs. Anna Leamon was visiting a
the David Carpenter home, in Oak
field over Sunday and the first of tn
week where she will visit few day
before joining her husband who has
position with a big lumber firm. i
Chicago.
/ There is a scarcity Of news in thes
regions this week, and the reporte
swears that ifa death or marriag
don't occur down this way prett
soon he will hire some fellow to com
nit some sort of a depreciation so h
can write it up.
4 Prof. Enenbach Tuesday receive
an elegant hook case, that he had pun
chased Of D. E. Stranger, the EXT
furniture man. tits beautiful piee
of wood structure and is just whs
the genial professor needed for hi
rapidly increasing library.
One day last week while buildin
barn for j. w. Cannon, of Oakfielt
Dave Carpenter had the misfortune t
: fall off ladder and sprained tt
leaders in one of his legs so severed
!: that he was laid up for several day