Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-22

wife, last Sunday.
William Mcclure went to Omahs
Monday with car of hogs picked w
within the past few days.
L. w. johnson has purchased fin,
team of matched blacks, the sellers
being johnson & Christensen.
Tuesday markets were wheat, 5Sc
corn, soc; oats, Csc; creamery butter
22c; country butter, lie; egg, lac.
George Gill is about ready to sell
half car of hogs fed on his fine farm
east Of and bordering on this town
There was very pleasant dance al
the home Of j. P. Christensen Satur.
day night which all attending enjoy.
ed.
Miss Carrie Brooks, of Audubon,
visited Saturday and Sunday with
Fred Heileman and wife at the cream
cry.
H. G. Wilson, of Old Hamlin, had
business transactions demanding his
attentions in Extra the last of the
week.
Thad Sizer came down from the
farm the last Of the. week and pur-
chased new lumber wagon of our
dealers.
Mr.. George Spencer sold two loads
OF good smooth hogs to Mcguire this
week from his 'Botna farm, south of
Old Hamlin.
Miss Jessie McNutt, of Atlantic.
was visiting at the home of her par
ents, John McNutt and wife, east of
town Sunday.
Fred Soble, not to be outdone by
the other fellows, has bought a fine
new carriage. one of the best to be
had in this town.
Miss Jessie Gerard is much improv-
ed in health and it is hoped the abb
scess that formed in her head may
give her no further trouble.
Lawrence Lauritzen, George Peter
son and Peter Tuft were in the path
q evenings hail storm and
Nv n the price of glass.
County Surveyor Wattles alighted
from the train Tuesday and went out
in the hills, west of town, to do some
surveying for county road work.
Don't purchase your harvesting out
fit until you see what we carry in the
way of Deering goods.
JOHNSON & Christensen.
Johnson s. Christensen have just re-
ceived car lot of the Deering harves-
tiers, rakes, mowers, binding Irvine
and cultivators. Give them call.
Miss Belle Morley, who has been
visiting the past week with her friend
Miss Anna Warner, at the Jake Warm
ershome, returned to Atlantic Satur-
day.
A. NJ. Isenheart, of Guthrie county
is here for week or two showing up
the good points of Deering machinery
for the customers of johnson & Car.
stensen.
George Gerard has his large field OF
corn, north east of town, narrowed in
fine shape and is now waiting until
the shovel pillow shall be ready fol
operation.
1t is reported that Uncle James
Bell lies very low at the hospital ir
Rome, New York, the result of tht
removal of cancer from his neck,
last week.
Hans Christensen has been looking
over the situation out in the cyclon,
invested country and pushing hi
future delivery sale of implement
with vigor.
Mrs. Ed Dryden, who resides thre
and one-half miles south west, is re
ported as being quite sick and con
fined to her bed. What the ailment i
we are not informed,
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson attended
bowery social (only the bowery was
tenD at Knud Hansen's one nigh
this week where joy was unconfnet
and everyone had merry time.
Mrs. Frank Leffingwell, of Extra
was making delivery of goods il
this town last Tuesday for Mrs. Mag
gle Fackler, the agent, who was un
able to make the delivery in person
County Supervisor J. shingledeck
err was in town last Tuesday morning
going west a couple of miles to over
see the surveying of some grade worl
and setting of stakes for the same
Hans Olsen and his son, Ole Olsen
and family and Chris Miller and fam
lily all residing few miles soutl
west of town were guests of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Chris johnson, at the Station
Sunday.
William Mcclure was in Nicola o,
last Tuesday looking at stock o.
groceries which, if he gets at fair fig
ures, will cause him to change hi
business and also his location. His in
tention is to move out there so we ar,
informed.
Last Friday night the Counselmal