Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-17

CHARLES SLOAN, Pastor.
Mrs. 81. M. Bartlett had business in
Atlantic Friday.
John Berg was an Extra visitor on
business Saturday.
Hans Miller had business in Allan.
tic Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Herb Herrick, of Extra, had
business in Brayton Monday.
Ward Smith of the 3 Smiths has
purchased fine blooded COW.
Frank Lambert had BUSINESS CALL
ing him to Atlantic Tuesday.
Arthur Anderson is at home from
Ames college to spend the holidays.
Charley Thompson the blacksmith,
transacted business in Atlantic Mon
day.
J. G. B. Anderson's tour year old
boy is numbered on the sick list this
week.
Miss Maggie Lantz of Lorah was q
guest at the j. S. Harter nome on
Thursday.
j. P. Hansen, of Brayton, is visit
ing his son, E. j. Hansen, one mile
south of Extra.
Geo. Chase of near Oakfield attended
to business in Atlantic Monday re.
turning Tuesday.
Pete Miller of Atlantic was visiting
his brother Hans and sister Mrs. Hans
Hansen, Thursday.
Miss Elva Clure returned to Extra
tuesday after visiting at the home
OF M. Scharff few days.
Mrs. Race Rodgers northwest of
town is reported quite ill with rheu-
matism and complications.
Jenkins s. McGovern have shipped
four cars of hogs to South Omaha the
past week, ending Tuesday night.
Jasper Jensen and wife, of Poplar,
were entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charley johnson Friday.
Mrs. Isaac Smith is reported as i'm
proving from the attack of typhoid
fever with which she was stricken.
L. M. Parrott and Frank Freeman
attended the Troublesome valley
creamery buildings sale on Tuesday.
Miss Amelia Hansen visited Sum
day With her aunt, Miss Mollie Mil
Ter, near Extra returning on Monday.
Drayman Chamberlain lost one of
his horses last week and had to pur-
chase another. He now drives gray
team.
S. B. Clark visited his daughter
Mrs. Joe Shirley and attended to
business matters in Atlantic the last
of last week.
We sew shoes if bought of us free of
charge if they rip. If Hip
HANS HANSEN.
Mrs. Hansen, the aged mother of
Mrs. Peter Bach north west Of town
returned Monday from visiting At
lantic friends.
Miss Lucille Connrardy of Extra
came up from Atlantic Tuesday even.
ing and visited with the Misses Mae
and Pearl jenkins.
Sam Gaines who resides on the J i'm
Barhan farm east of Troublesome left
this week with team for Kansas, his
family going by train.
Thoroughbred Red Duroc; sows, or
gilt, call at farm 2 miles west and !
mile north of Brayton or write
If 9-17-O3 SAM ScHARFF.
Frank Chill started Monday even.
ing with his household goods and
those OF Art Carmichael for their tu-
ture home near Sayre, Ok.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Nelson, west
of town, had a visit from the stork
last Saturday and fine big boy was
left to solace them in the coming
years.
| Roscoe Clark and Edith Liegar
and Will Jensen and Grace CLARK
drove to Extra Saturday evening and
partook of supper at the Christian
Bazaar.
Mr.. Jens Hansen residing west O.
Brayton was called to Adair Saturday
to attend the funeral obsequies of hi
brother who died very suddenly il
that town.
Born on Monday, December IA, tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Thompson a cir
which will bring Joy and comfort tt
the fond parents at present as we'll a
in the future.
Observe that there is a big dane
slated for Christmas night, Decembe
%, in Brayton. Baker,, band O
Anita is said to have been engaged t.
furnish the music.
Registered and high grade Shor
Horn male calves, one year old-dar
reds. For sale at reasonable prices
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