Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-22
Willie Nielsen marketed hogs last
week to one of the local firms.


farm.
Florence Wagner of Anita, is over
\ this week visiting with her sister,
Mrs. DR.. w. r. Koob.
j. S. Lorah went up to Audubon
4 last Saturday and attended to matters
of personal business.
One of Dick Clark's children is sick
with grip and has been giving them
considerable trouble.
Rob Outhoudt and wife have had
the care of some very sick children
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Andersen have
had the care of four months old
child with lung trouble.
Joe Smith was busy the first of the
week doing some repair work on the
j. p. Bendixen building.
jenkins & Vail began their regular
invoice Monday to find if they had
had profitable year or not.
Miss Christina Thompson went out
to Omaha last Friday and will re-
main for some time in that city.
Mrs. Calvin Dimick came down
Tuesday from Audubon where she
had been visiting between trains.
Mrs. S. B. Sykes went up to Extra
last Saturday for few hours visit
with friends and to transact business.
Ebbe j. Hansen and wife OF Extra,
were down Monday visiting her par
ents and attending to business affairs.
Asa Burwell left Tuesday for Kan
sas to remain for about three months
looking oyer the country and visit
ing.
Miss Bessie Whitthauer of Extra,
came home with Bessie Ide last Sat-
urday evening and spent Sunday with
her.
John Norris, one of the good farm
I ers south of town, is having tussle
with la grippe but is getting the best
of it.
Tony Koob from over near the
Trou blesome was over the latter part
of last week visiting the doctor and
John.
Arthur Andersen took lay off last
Thursday and Friday and went on
down to Atlantic to visit with rela-
tives.
F. B. Heath and wife drove up to
Extra last Sunday and spent the day
visiting relatives in the Campbell
family.
Mrs. Bird Benson has been quite
- I the past week but her friends
be glad to hear that she is i'm
ing.
a! P. Clemensen, living near here
sold his house and four lots in Marine
I. last week and was we'll pleased with
his bargain.
One of the STAIRS who used to live
here but are now over by Stuart, was
over the first of the week visiting old
time friends.
Peter Howell expects to depart for
his home near Avoca after a two
4 weeks visit here renewing his old
acquaintance.
Mrs. Lars Jensen of Elkhorn, came
over by Brayton last week and visit
ed with her relatives in the N. P.
8 Clemensen home.
Ellis Oliphant is caring for the
4 goods and chattels of Asa Burwell
/ and will do the chores and look after
n things in general.
Mrs. Johnson of Atlantic, came uI
last week and visited at the A. r
Il Andersen home returning back tt
Atlantic Thursday.
Hans Hansen, the business manager
n of the j. H. Thompson Co. here was
HI over to Shelby last Monday to selecr
n q house for their future occupancy.
The young people who attended
\ the Danish dance last Friday nigh
h had good time and are ready tt
& have another one as soon as possible
Andrew Nielsen, one of the enter
prising farmers west of town, was or
Y the mark0G ldSL Wt6h WIN tOA do Ill
hogs as man need wish to raise OF
any farm.
Paul Zaner of near Extra cam
4 down from his home last Saturda.
Fl and figured with M. Parrott o.
putting up ice for the summers us
4 of the latter.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Chris Larsen Thursday and they vii
4 now have to look after his wants ant
cares until he grows large enough t
take care of himself.
For Sale:-On account of partne
leaving, full blood registered Re
Polled bull, now at home of Chri
christensen two miles west of Bray
ton, will be sold cheap.
Last Sunday as Walter Hansen wa
skating he fell and dislocated hi
wrist making it very painful acct