Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-02

Fred. Franklin got back from his
Omaha trip Monday.
G. I. Dimmick was a business
visitor Tuesday in the county seat.
Ed. Lewis was busy the first of the
week repapering parts of the hotel.
Mrs. j. M. Wilson down by Lorah
is still very low with typhoid fever
John Norris was on the market the
first of the week with a dozen fine
hogs.
Geo. Jessen and wife were in the
county seat Tuesday paying their
taxes.
Jens Book of Extra was down
Tuesday visiting his friend Peter
Lund.
Lars P. Christensen out from town
a ways had boy quite sick the first
of the week.
John Jenkins left Tuesday tor
trip out to Omaha to take in the
festivities and see sights.
Miss Nellie Parker came up from
her home in Atlantic Monday and is
working at the hotel here.
A gang of workmen came up from
Atlantic Tuesday to help in building
Horace Bartlett's new house.
Hans Peter Hansen and wife of
this place were visitors and business
callers Saturday up in Extra.
A. G. johnson from over by Elk
horn was in town Monday with a
couple of loads of good hogs.
j. G. Hardman went out to Omaha
Monday to attend to business affairs
and to get few days Of rest.
Mrs. John Kelly was up from At
lantic the first of the week attending
to affairs of personal business.
| Mrs. Stella Stoneking is at her
home at Sam Cranes and we UNDER
stand will remain for some time.
Willis jenkins, of Atlantic was up
last Wednesday making visit with
his cousins who live at this place.
Prof. Enenbach got back Monday
from the bedside OF his wife who was
very sick but is now improving nice
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krause are the proud
parents of baby that dropped as a
a CLEAN of joy in their home last Fri
day.
| Marinus Jensen is busy at present
putting paint on the new barn for
Horace Bartlett and fixing it up in
general.
Mrs. John Kelly was up last Fri
day from her home in the county seat
OF our neighboring county of Cass,
visiting.
| Misses Edna and Ruby Pearson
were up to Extra Saturday buying
those delights to every woman their
fall millinery.
j. G. Hardman went to Omaha
Tuesday to attend the big Short-HorD
sale Of Woodford Bros. at that place
on Wednesday.
We understand that Pat Maher
writes back to his family from Omaha
that he expects to go on out farther
west for while.
John Connrardy was down Tues.
day and drove home the horse that
Miss Lucille had driven down to hel
school in the morning.
Lou Miller returned home last Fri.
day from Axtel, Nebraska, where h.
had been with his brother who
passed to the great beyond.
j. G. Hardman sold fine team o
two year-old colts to Lauren Lauren
sen and Christian Hansen, last Satur
day receiving $4,000 for them.
DR.. Koob performed a surgica
operation Sunday on son Of j. H
Keaaglin northwest of town and III
boy is now getting on nicely.
Having sold my harness business,
would like all persons owing me, t,
come in and settle, in the next tel
days. VIM. BUCKLEY.
KEGS Hallock went up to Exiri
Saturday to attend to business. H.
is rather unsettled yet as Mrs. Hal
lock is still in Council Bluffs visiting
relatives.
Eli Hansen was in town last weel
and purchased some of the Horseshoe
: brand of paint of Franklin and ha
employed Willie Jensen to put it o
his barns for him.
Supervisor Nels Hoegh was loadin
car of wood Tuesday to ship it
Audubon. Nels has good lot of
that he expects to have sawed u
this winter to sell.
Mrs. John Chapman and childre
came down from their home in Audi
v bon Saturday and remained unit