Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-05

Nick Bintner started to Omaha
last Tuesday on business.
Miss Ella Stearns of Audubon,
was visiting Extra friends last Sat
urday.
Mrs. II. Miller is still in very Door
health and is said to be growing
weaker.
Miss Mary Bintner is in Omaha
since Tuesday visiting among
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dorr of North
Park street, are both in poor health
this week.
Miss Cannon of Brayton is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Bashan,
since Tuesday.
There are three cases of whooping
cough reported in town, but no new
cases OF measles.
Mr.. p. Petersen and N. Hoogensen
OF Brayton, visited Jeweler Christen-
sem Tuesday night.
Don't forget the Band Boys Sup
per and Free Concert at Y. n. C. A.
Hall, Friday night, Feb. E.
People were kept quite busy yes
terday shoveling the huge drifts of
the beautiful off their sidewalks.
Mrs. Hettie Croy and her daugh-
ter, Miss Verna Croy, were enter
tanning Mrs. Charley Bison of
Brayton yesterday.
Billy Andrews the West Extra
painter, has been busy this week
giving the interior of the stranger
store a good coat of paint.
Bessie Allen went to Audubon on
tuesday and witnessed the mar
riage of her sister, Ada, to George
Stoneking of north OF Oakfield.
Chris Hickman of Audubon town
ship returned from Chicago last
Tuesday evening where he sold a
car of steers at satisfactory price.
| MAUI 1Illeltu OI IIle OF
Hensley Bros. & Thielen, went to
Lorah last Tuesday and purchased
three cars of good cattle for ship
ment.
Mr.. James McCabe a real estate
dealer of Menlo, Iowa, was in the
city last Saturday the guest of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kelsey.
STRAYED-From my place on Jan.
%, roam yearling bull calf. Finder
notify me and receive reward.
FRANK HUNT,
Extra, Iowa.
| George Stoneking of north of Oak
field and Miss Ada Allen of this
city, were married in Audubon last
| Tuesday. We understand they in
tend to reside on farm south of
| Atlantic.
In its dealings with the missing
Ex-Marshal Bill Richards, Sheriff
F. l.. Anderson states that the Iowa
Sheriffs Association, of which he is
president, is out about $50 and not
5000 as reported.
Miss Maude Campbell after more
than two years as book keeper at
w. A. Hamler drug store, retired
from that position last Saturday
and went to Ross on Tuesday on a
short visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Wilde.
The school board met last Mon
day evening and transacted the
usual amount Of business. This is
the last meeting before the election
when two directors are to be elected
to succeed Messrs Witthauer and
c. N. Andrews whose terms expire
this March.
The Misses Farquhar and Maharg
of Audubon came down on the noon
train last Tuesday and were driven
out to the home OF VIM. Masterson
OF east Greeley, the guests of his
daughter, Miss Stella Masterson,
who was married yesterday to Mr..
Byron S. Huston.
Laurence Bintner has had to give
up his school on account of his
eyes which have been giving him
considerable trouble of late and he
| is now in Omaha undergoing treat
ment by specialist, his brother,
Bernie, accompanied him and will
stay and return with him.
Mrs. II. F. Powell, a cousin of
| Postmaster Powell, and her two
little daughters, arrived here last
Tuesday evening on a visit to Mr..
Powell and family. She has
resided for the last ten years at
Bowder, Alberta, Canada, N. W.
Ter. She has been visiting her
friends in Atlantic for short time.
On Thursday February ~, Mrs.
Anna Marlin will entertain the
Thursday Club, which will be under
the leadership of Mrs. H. l..
Wissler The following being the