Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-21

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cash subscribers to the Journal, a
book, well bound and by standard
author.
Miss Lavinla Tyler journeyed to
Atlantic last Tuesday on business.
Hans Christensen was out in Elk
Horn last Sunday passing the day at
the home OF his parents.
Uncle Jimmy Bell returned home
last Tuesday from a visit at the home
Of his brother Joe, of Extra.
Counselman and Co. shipped car
of corn last Tuesday. Grain is COM
ing in very slowly owing to the wet
weather.
Mrs. L. d. Miller we are sorry to
say is still very sick woman with
no signs for the better manifesting
themselves.
Mrs. Lizzie Barnes is at home again
after few days absence assisting her
daughter Mrs. }. Emery during the
harvest season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Goodwin are
happy over the birth of ten pound
boy at their home east of town on last
Saturday night.
Born one day last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Baird fine bright eyed
nine pound girl. Mother and child
are getting along nicely.
johnson and Christensen sold nine
Deeriug harvesters this year which is
not bad for new firm just out in
business for themselves.
Cory Wilson of near Old Hamlin
was an Extra business visitor last
Monday the first time he has been in
that town for over two years.
III. G.. Rice started for Chicago
with q load of fat steers last Saturday
thinking to be in and ready for an
upward market again Monday.
W. D. Stanley recently received
check for thirty dollars for the value
of a steer killed by lightning few
weeks ago during an electrical storm.
Tuesdays markets were hogs 5.s5
to 6.l0, wheat SOC, corn 45c, oats 25c,
creamery butter 21c dairy l5c, eggs
14c per dozen, hens SIC, chickens lO1.
A meeting of the directors of the
Blue Grass Creamery was held here
yesterday for the dispatch of such
business IS was liable to come before
it.
Miss Alta Crow one of Audubon's
brightest instructors has been visit
ing the past week at the home of her
sister Mrs. E. j. Fenton of Old Ham
lin.
Miss Nora McDaniels of Audubon
was visiting with her friend Miss
Lilly Werth in this town over Sun
day returning to her home on Mon
day.
o. P. Tyler came home from his
excursion to South Dakota but is
gone again on another this time south
west. He is expected home this
week.
Mrs. R. F. Hansen and baby and
her sister in law Mrs. Just Justesen
visited one day last week at the home
of Hans and Fred Gund out in Sharon
township.
Mrs. Ed Dryden and little daughter
are now in Platte, South Dakota Wis
iting an uncle and other friends who
reside there. She will be absent
about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Gill are enter
tanning their daughter Mrs. N. H.
Lewis and her son Frank of Walnut
who arrived here the first of the
week for short visit.
Mrs. Gill Petty is now getting
along nicely at Clarinda and if she
improves in the next few weeks as
she has in the past will be at home
again corn husking time.
Julius Kopaska was SO unfortunate
during the thunder storm last Thurs
day night as to lose large straw
stack which was struck by lightning
and burnt to the ground.
The letter heads now read e. just
essen and Son which leads one to
think that Just is now in the firm,
which is asst should be and will in
sure the latter not leaving us.
Miss Hazel Gill while playing with
her sisters recently fell on her hand
in such manner as to give her wrist
severe wrench and she is unable to
use her hand besides giving her lot
of pain.