Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-11

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| George Young passed last Sun
day with his friends, out at Marine.
A new and substantial crossing
| has been put in at the X. p. Opera
House.
w. c. Owens, of Atlantic, was Wis
iting his Extra friends the first part
of the week.
Miss Harriet jenkins passed last
Sabbath with her relatives at the |.
H. jenkins home, in Atlantic.
Will Doffing will join the excur-
sion party and journey down into
week.
George Frasier, the restaurant
keeper, went to Gr1swold. last We'd
nesday, to pass few days with his
| friends.
Jacob jacobson and John Lohner
went up to Lake View, last Satur-
day, where they will enjoy brief
outing.
Victor Gearheart drove down to
Atlantic, last Monday. and passed
the day transacting business and
visiting friends.
Mrs. 7. II. Ericsson went up to
Audubon, Wednesday morning and
passed the day with her relatives
and many friends.
Miss Berta Gano is now engaged
at keeping books in her father Ste
phen Ganos. hardware and nipple
ment establishment.
Mrs. Ira Dayton came up from
Atlantic, Wednesday morning, and
passed the day visiting with her
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Minnie Croy- Anderson and
her husbands mother, departed for
Denver, Colorado, Tuesday evening
to join Mr.. Anderson.
George McClain, north of the city
has just finished making some han
dy and noticeable improvements
upon his farm residence.
NJ d. Thomas and Robert Hamlin
are two very busy men these days
getting their threshing outfit ready
for the approaching season.
Mrs. Thomas Fl. Allen was we'll
enough, last Saturday, to take a
ride out in the sunlight, accompa-
MED by her daughter, Ada Allen.
Ed. Surrell, who labors in the
blacksmith shop of Hans Hansen,
at West Town, has been sorely
afflicted by rheumatism the last
few weeks, but is now better.
AT the union services in the Park
next Sunday evening Elder Whita-
ker, of the Christian church, will
preach the sermon, using as his
text: Six things to Think About"
Elder C. E. Whitaker was over in
the vicinity of Walnut, the first of
the week, where he went to accom-
pany his wife's mother, who had
been here on visit to them, home.
Clarence Scott was up from his
fine farm below town, last Saturday.
and purchased the finest single
had in stock in his implement store.
Tidings from the west say that the
little son of George +. Knapp who, in
company with his mother, is visit
ing his grand. parents at kearney,
Nebraska, got his fingers caught in
door, the other day, and had them
squeezed pretty badly.
The Christian Endeavor Society,
of the Christian church, will hold
social on the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Herricks' beautiful suburban
home, Monday evening July I'D.
A cordial li!vitatio is extended to
all upon this occasion.
| Shomp Bintner and his for ce of
men are busy constructing large
| hay aud stock barn on his fine farm
three miles south ofthis city. AS the
| years roll by and Shonp continues
to add to his worldly possessions,
and his farm will look like city.
Clinton Reynolds, an etnploye of
the Journal Office and wife arrived
in Extra, from their home OF De
Soto near Des Moines, Monday. and
will occupy the Mrs. Frank Ridgley
cottage, justbelow Henry Conklin's
house, on the east side of the street.
Aunt Eliza Bruner, wife of Uncle
John Bruner, was taken suddenly
i'll last Monday evening and so re-
naming in this condition that the
relatives were sent for. Since then
her condition has not changed ma
terially though still a very sick
lady.
w. B. Swaney ,lineman for the f. p.
Hooker telephone system, was in
Extra the latter part of the week
and put phone at the Extra depot;
another phone will be put at Station
Agent, Chas. HOSES house and then
Charley can talk to that new
baby in his family whenever in
clined.
Mrs. Rutlege Prayther came with
her mother, Mrs. W. F. Stotts, from