Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-30

j. G. Hardman shipped a car load
of sheep to South Omaha last week.
George Jessen drove up to Extra,
Monday and was transacting business.
Iona Beers sold his team of bron.
cho driving horses few days ago to
Gus Krause.
B. F. Greer, the Oaktield merchant
went to Extra Tuesday to attend to
business affairs.
Dwight Yves, was down from his
home near Extra Tuesday chatting
with his friends.
McGovern & Bison shipped anoth-
er car of fine hogs to the eastern mar
kets on last Monday.
Ben Simpson has added another car
load of stockers to the large herd he
has feeding at his place.
Keys Hallock went to Extra Mon
day to attend to personal affairs and
to visit with his friends.
Mrs. John Koob came home Sun
day from a visit with her parents
over at Highland church.
Robert Pollock arrived home Tues
day evening from a business trip to
the country TO the south.
Mrs. Kirk Merrick spent Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Dwight West,
who resides south of Extra.
Mrs. George Freeman spent Sun
day with her parents, jeff Lewis and
wife, up near Old Lewisville.
Charles Bison and family drove to
Extra last Tuesday afternoon and
spent few hours with friends.
On the Saturday evening train VIM.
Thielen had seven cars of stock and
McGovern and Bison one load.
Frank Smith and Fred Bennett
drove over to Bear Grove, Monday,
and spent the day with friends.
Ingvard Birk sold fifteen hundred
bushels of wheat, last Saturday, to
the Rothschild Grain Company.
Kit Conrardy was down from her
suburban home in Extra Tuesday,
passing few hours with friends.
r. G. Spencer, of Audubon, and P.
l.. Hansen, OF Extra, visited with
relatives west of Brayton, Sunday.
jim Horton went to Audubon, last
Saturday. and disposed Of eighty acres
of the Powers farm to P. B. Larsen.
John jenkins left for Omaha, We'd
nesday, to buy another car Of feeders
to 60 with those he has already pur-
chased.
Jens Juhl and Willie Blntner left
on the Tuesday noon train for Des
MONIES to be in attendance at the
State Fair.
Miss Anna Button returned from
her visit to Cheyenne, Wyoming, and
her friends are glad to have her with
them again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freeman and
family drove to Atlantic, Tuesday
afternoon, returning in the cool OF
the evening.
Moses Briukerhotf and Ernie Cot
ton lett Saturday for Ames, where
they will attend the State Agricul-
tural College.
John Dickey returned to his home
at Creston Saturday. So tar he has
not been able to find an opening fol-
a business location.
Mrs. Henry Pollock returned from
Manning, Monday evening, where SHIT
had been the past week visiting will
relatives and friends.
Peter Jacobsen, that prosperou
farmer and successful breeder Of fin
stock, left for the State Fair at De
Moines Tuesday evening.
A. z. Anderson, of west Oaktielt
township, has purchased the N.
Hoegh forty-acre farm that adjoin
him on the east and north.
Mrs. Chris Rasmussen came dow
from her home, near Poplar, and wa
an over Sunday visitor with he
father, Mr.. Albert Bennett.
The Republican caucus in Oaktiel
township will be held at Cente
School House, Monday evening, Sep
TENDER 3, 1900, at O'Clock.
Uncle d. B. Beers was in towr
Monday, the first time tor over thre
weeks; just being able TO be abou
since his late siege of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Smith al
rejoicing over the arrival Of tina
sweet baby that came to bless an
cheer their home on last Monday.
Mrs. Henry Fries is having he
home beautitied with fresh coat c
paint, applied by that artist of tn
the trade, Martin Mogg, Of Audubon
j. c. B. Anderson met with quit
an accident, Monday morning. Will
splitting wood, which he was hold
ing with. one hand, he accidentl
made miss-lick and cut two Of h
fingers and his thumb quite badly
He had DR.. Koob dress his hand an
hopes that it will soon be so will nc
inconvenience him when at work.
We notice by the Atlantic Messer
ger that the Atlantic Fruit Compan
has inaugurated voting contest, all
that the name of Miss Grace Aldrict
of that city, stands at the head of tt