Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-22
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Mike Scharff is slowly improving
in health.
KEGS Hallock returned Friday from
his visit in Chicago.
b. F. Greer already has nice new
line OF holiday goods on display.
Chas. Neff was attending to bust
ness in Atlantic Monday evening.
John Mcnamara left Tuesday with
Jim McGovern to go to his home.
Nels and Charley Thompson are
picking corn for Charley Jenkins.
McGovern & Bison shipped several
cars of fine hogs to Indianapolis this
week.
Miss Alice Cannon has gone to Ne
braska for an extended visit with
friends.
The two daughters. Oldest and
youngest of Fred Edmundson are
sick this week.
School will begin in No. 8, Extra
township, week from Monday, Miss
Mary Cotton teacher.
Bonnie Howell was over from Avoca
the first of the week visiting with
his many young friends.
Jim Cannon went up to Extra and
visited few days. with his aunt,
Mrs Basham, last week.
Nails from skies to thirties, Sc.
Spikes per hundred $3.50. Best war
ranted flour S1.05 at Smiths.
Mrs. David Beers was much lower
the first of the. week and was receiv-
ing the constant care of friends.
L.. C. Heath was at Atlantic Tues
day afternoon and evening attending
to business matters of importance.
Plymouth Rock Cockerels. Fine
thoroughbred, heavy weight birds.
EUGENE WILSON.
Miss Esta Simpson went to Allan
tic last Thursday to attend the recep-
ton given by DR.. and Mrs. Cannon.
For SALE-Some large English
Berkshire hogs. Call at my farm
miles east of Brayton.; r. P. CLARK
| Mrs. G. l.. Bison was at Extra
Tuesday visiting with her sister, Mrs.
j. M. Thomas, and doing some shop
ping.
Mrs. Jennie Crane and Mrs. Frank
Heath were at Atlantic the first of
the week having some dental work
done.
Johnny Burns is dehorning $50
head of cattle for /. P. Hallock. He
says that work is enough to hold him
awhile.
| Frank Greer has fine new double
barrelled shot gun that he purchased
for his own use while in Des Moines
recently.
/ Pearl Hardman closed successful
term of school last Friday over near
Wiota and is home spending short
vacation.
Art Merrick and G. B. Sykes were
at Extra Tuesday, forenoon delivering
a couple of loads of woods for Uncle
John Noon.
/ j. C. Hardman purchased i fine
double carriage one day last week and
takes life easy now as he rides about
the country.
i Mrs. Will Deweese and Mrs. Bert
Pipman were visiting with relatives
and friends at Lewis the latter par,
OF last week.
4 Remember the Thanksgiving dance
at Bendixen's hall next Thursday
night. Good music and good time
for every body.
1 VIM. Buckley was made a member
| of the Modern Woodmen Tuesday.
William saws the way that lung tester
| works is fright.
| Miss Irene Jenkins came up from
Atlantic last Wednesday and visited
until over Sunday with her many
friends and re.atives here.
/ Mrs. Simpson and Miss Esta visited
friends in Anita and also the family
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Lincoln Center last week.
Hugh Bowen trapped twelv.
skuDks in one day not long since II
| L. is becoming a famous trapper. HI
also killed coon last week.
i Albert Miller has sold his farm al
Highland to Tom Curry at $45 PEI
acre. Mr.. Miller will probably GO tt
/ Oklahoma for future location.
4. Chris A. Rasmussen from over by
Poplar drove over Sunday and spen
a pleasant day at the home of hel
parents, Albert Bonnet and wife.
Henry Pollock was under tn
weather the first of the week being
threatened with typhoid fever. HI
is improving at the present writing
Supervisor Niels P. Hoegh was at
tending to business at Extra Tuesda,
and shaking hands with his many