Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-30

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Ike Jenkins of Atlantic was up
Tuesday shaking hands with his rel
atives and friends.
3 Miss Maud Campbell Of Extra, was
down Sunday and visited with her
B friend, Ida Heath.
Will Everetts and wife and baby,
arrived Tuesday for a visit with his
uncle, Dick Clark.
Sam KEGS from down near Lorah
was up Tuesday with a good load of
sNshogs for the markets.
Will johnson of Extra was down
NSunday visiting friends and having
Sc pleasant sociable visit.
IA Mr.. and Mrs. Bert VanSlyke are
the parents of a wee baby girl that
%came to their home Monday.
Prof. Enenbach left Friday evening
flor Premghar to spend his vacation
with his wife and at his home.
Several from Extra were down last
Friday night to the entertainment
given by Miss Lucille Connrardy.
John Cotton and John Koob began
work Monday on the jenkins prop
erty to rebuild and fix it over again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Bartensen are
the proud parents of bouncing boy
that came to their home last Friday
night.
Mrs. B. Houston and daughter,
Lulu, were down last week and stay
ed all night with her sister, Mrs. D..
W. Powers.
Jens Sorensen of Harlan, drove over
the rough roads Sunday to catch a
glimpse of sunshine by visiting lady
friend all day.
Percy Hallock is again up and able
to be around after quite siege OF
what threatened to be serious case
of appendicitis.
A. F. Greenwaldt and O. c..
Donaldson were down from Audubon
last Friday night to attend the speech
by Mr.. Saunders.
Mrs. Chas. Hester of Valley juno
ton arrived last Thursday and visit
ed few days with her uncle G. L..
Bison and family.
Dick Powers is out in the country
this week doing some lathing for
Hans Neyman and getting his house
ready for plasterinp
Chas. Cotton went up to Ames
Monday to visit for few days with
his brother, Ernie, who is attending
school at that place.
Mrs. Frank Basham of Extra, came
down to Oakfield the first of the week
to visit beneath the parental roof at
the F. w. Cannon home.
CD. Brown of Atlantic, a local
insurance agent for the New York
Life, was up Tuesday looking after
matters of personal business.
A line of good coal always on
hands. We have always carried it
and expect to keep on.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Mrs. Henry Fries, living about
1 three miles southwest of town, was
quite sick the first of the week with
5 the grip but is now recovering nicely
Friday night boy came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pearson
u to remain with them as blessing
and ray of gladstone hope and peace.
Rev. T. G. Void and wife of
Dakota, have been at the Danish
4 Baptis, church in Oaktield township,
the past week holding revival SER
vices.
Nels Sorensen, manager for the
8Green Bay Lumber Co., has been out
to the Baptist church in Oakfie Id
township several nights assisting in
the services there.
The housekeeper for Hans Petersen,
&out on one of Ben Simpsons farms,
was in Omaha the first of the week
and returned Tuesday accompanied
& by her two daughters.
The streets show up deserted
appearance these beautiful fall days
as the farmers are all too busy in the
field TO come to town only as they
are compelled to come.
. Mrs. Martha Wilson, mother of
i Mrs. Frank Nelson wife of the station
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