Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-27


Company is the best ofall If
Geo. Kapp, Agt, Extra, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hamler are
up at Sioux city passing week
with their relatives, S. c. Newton
and wife.
Alfred Voorhees,, the hardware
merchant on the north side, was a
business visitor in Omaha for two
or three days of the past week.
Andrew Hansen brought two fine
turkeys into town last Friday
which he won by the turkey shoot
ing at ]. Johnson's three miles west
of town.
Mr.. l.. D. Nellis merchant in
town bought wagon of J. p.
Christensen last week He intends
to- remodel the same and turn it
into grocery wagon.
The Misses Lottie Bennett and
Louise WEIGH and Mrs. Dena Stat
zell, teachers in our city schools,
went to Des Moines, Tuesday even
ing, to attend the meeting Of the
State Teachers Association, which
is in session there this week.
Professor J. L. Conger departed
last Saturday. for Des Moines to at
tend the State Teachers Meeting,
then to swing around the circle to
his home in Mills county, to eat
dinner meath the parental roof aud
then back to Extra to resume his
position in the Extra Schools
The Mothers Society of Christian
Endeavor of Extra, will hold its
annual meeting with Mrs. E. II
Votaw on Friday, January 4th, al
the hour of three o'clock in the
afternoon, at which time all mem.
bers are especially requestd to be
present. By order of the President
Kris hringle and his RENDERS
piled so many pretty presents about
the Union Baptist church, up ir
Greeley township, that the jewellers
Whereabouts decided to have an ole
fashioned Christmas tree, last Tues
day evening, and it was an occasion
!. of much rejoicing to both old ane
young alike.
II. NJ. Boorlnan and wife and thei
daughter, Miss Ella Boorman. cam,
up from Atlantic, Monday night, at,
Christmas dinner with their rela
tives at the Edwin Delahoyde HON,
up in The Heights and then passet
1 a day or two calling upon their 9th
er relatives and friends about GU
little city.
Doctor n. p. Lauritzen, who ha
been basking in the warm sunshin
at Hot Springs, Arkansas, then o,
I down into Alabama, UP the coast t,
q Washington City, d. c., flew west t,
\ Chicago where he attended the Poly
B clinic School and arrived home las
Saturday evening, much to the de
light of his many friends.
Mr.. Alfred Voorhees,, Of this CITY
received a telegram, on last Friday
from Carthage, Missouri, sayin,
that Mr. c. D. Bell. who was at on
time resident Of Extra, in charg
of the Davenport Glucose Elevate
had died in that city on "Wednesday
y December 18th, aud that they woul
Q bury him there the following Sur
" day.
Word comes from Redtield, owe
q in Dallas county, that about seve
z or eight days ago sweet facee
= bright eyed baby girl was born t
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Patty, of thu
y place. The mother of this cheru
= will be known to all of the Exir
8 people as Miss Mamie Ieffries, tn
Il daughter of George Jeffries and hi
wife, when she was girl.
: While driving west of Marine tn
= afternoon Doctor J. M. Emmert sui
cred an accident which will prob;
bly, keep him belfast for sever;
days; however, his injuries are NJ
= serious. He was thrown from h
buggy over steep embankmel
and sustained the fracture of ril
a severe bruise to his shoulder an
several other but minor bruise
The scene of the accident was 6
near Marine, that it was with lit
difficulty that he was brought I'M
the town, and made as easy as DO
sible until the coming of the afte
noon local upon which he w;
brought to this city. Doctor CIR
ham went to Marine when the new
of the accident reached here ar
brought the injured man HON
The doctor was on a stretcher
the baggage car and was at ont
conveyed to his home, at the corn
of Sixth and Oak streets, where |
is now resting. The attendants a
very sure that there are no intern
injuries to embarass his quick +
covery-Thursday Atlantic Tel