Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-07-05

at Anita.
McGovern & Bison shipped out
car OF hogs Monday.
Christina Loss returned to Audu-
bon Tuesday afternoon.
85 j. G. Kelly sold car of cattle to
w. B. Davis, of Atlantic. 1915
S. j. McGovern has finished har-
vestipg his large hay crop.
Christopher Smith and wife were
Extra visitors last Friday. 7 a,6
W. p. Hynes was shaking hands
with Brayton friends Tuesday.
w. FL. Pearson and wife started
Tuesday on their trip to Minnesota.
81 Clark is enjoying visit from a
brother and his wife from Nebraska.
Ward Smith YVES up to Extra Fri
day taking in the sights in that livelv
town. 5 g.t s-r.,f 7ifi
h Mrs. w. B. Buckley returned Fri
day from pleasant visit with Audu
bon friends. t5if t'9} FIX
Peter Jacobsen shipped some fine
thoroughbred cattle to Meadow, Neb.
the past week. .,.s, f-E4 i. rsaF
sa Mrs. Maggie Skies visited out at
the Geo. Cannon and Hugh Bowen
homes last week. aas s1IEelai4 5a
Bert Harter has the contract for
building a large cattle shed for
Andrew Anderson.
Eric Hansen and his brother-in-
law, Peter Nelson, of Elkhorn,E were
Atlantic visitors Tuesday. q aos
M Nels P. Hoegh marketed twenty
head of hogs one day last week that
averaged 400 pounds each, ,ss,al.,s
Mrs. Boggs and children, of Mill
ford, are spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. r.. Stoneking. sdl JaI
Chas. Thompson returned from
Omaha Tuesday afternoon, where he
had been visiting relatives.
/ have a nice line of leather sus-
penders which ] am selling cheap.
mi $50 p5.9 w. B. BUCKLEY.
S. E. Hockenberry, one Of our
Ezra Monday, looking after business
matters. KS.
Win Browning and family, from
Lows ranch, visited with the ID. A.
Carpenter family and other relatives
this week. iG
The. young people had their, choice
of either dancing in the hall OF on a
platform the Fourth. They all had a
good time. f,.ff p,li. a5i Fs14a
a9 DR.. Koob's team took a little run
last Saturday. Outside Of a broker
buggy tongue there was not much
damage done. 5''1il- 'Ea ..-l1
ia, Hans Peter Hansen now enjoys the
luxury of riding in a new buggy
which he purchased of johnson &
Thompson, Tuesday. aa3Hs 9.II
q Jas. Hansen went over to Elkhorn
the first Of the week to assist his
brother in the billiard hall during
the rush the Fourth. ~ ''as. 4a2sfs
ALBERT Bennett has just received a
dozen new rollers of his organ, and
can now grind out some Of the latest
and most popular airs. 9sgts DID
Mrs. E. Stoneking and daughters
Grace and Nellie, returned Monday
from a pleasant visit with relatives
and friends at Milford. s0 %iT1f
J. 0. Ward and wife returned rtt
Woodbine Tuesday afternoon after
pleasant visit at the } S. Harter HON,
and with other relatives.
Geo. Bendixen accompanied Jens
@. Hansen with his cattle and on tn
way back stopped off at Moline for
short visit with relatives. ial
DR.. Koob and family spent tn
Fourth with relatives and old friend
at Anita. The Doctor also helped
the Anita boys out in a game Of bas
ball ,..+. ri ,.,.38
Miss Dossy Barry returned to he
home in Alvo,e Nebraska, last week
She was accompanied home by Mls
CLARA Ordway, who Will visit wit
ther awhile.@i& i15E-i Itsps$ &ai&a3s
49, 80.
Uncle L. d. Pearson was in on
day last week TO visit with his son
w. H. The old ,gentlenan's healt
is some better than, it, was, but he j
by no means a well man yet, ttlalqrj
Supervisor Nels PsaHoegh was u
ito Extra last Friday looking afte
business in connection to the putin
in of new county bridge 172 fee
long between East and West Extra.
Charley Britton BACKED his shoe
gotiout his boiled shirt and stand-u
collar and red necktie and boarde
the train,Tuesday afternoon for Gan
roll, where he went to spend the Al
p Jas Pollock, OF Milburn, Illipoi
visited over Sunday with his son
r. Nj. and fl. W. Pollock Of the Ban
of Brayton. He was on his way /
Nebraska to attend to bushes
matters.