Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-08-20

Will Doak went down to the little
city of Brayton Tuesday to attend to
| personal business affairs.
Roe Higgins and wife and children
went to Extra Sunday to visit with
her parents who live at that place.
Maxen, the contractor for the school
house, went out to Omaha Monday
after men to put on line of work not
found here.
Walter Delahoyde went down to At
lantic Tuesday and from there on to
Des Moines to spend week in the
capital city visiting relatives.
Rob Rice was among the visitors to
Atlantic Tuesday to take advantage of
the excursion to visit the Chautauqua
grounds and hear the lecture.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
For the best furniture see w. A.
Smutney and pay one profit. No
jobbers, no large rent You pay one
profit instead of three. South Park.
Cliff
Miss Ella Farquhar head clerk in
the cloak department at j. F. RusselPs
is having her vacation this week and
taking rest free from business cares.
For sale at a bargain--A four-hole
Sandwich corn shelter with eight
horse power. Less than one third the
cost OF new and is nearly new. Call
on or write c. W. Marlin, Extra, Ia.
Bent Darnold, the city marshal and
street commissioner, took lay off the
first of the week and went down to the
6. A. r. picnic at Lewis leaving q
substitute to look after the city here.
Mrs. Jeston Quinby left last Thurs
day for Kansas City where they will
make their home for some time as the
life insurance for which he works has
ordered him to make that his head
quarters for time.
Jim Dennis who is now advance
advertising agent for the German
Medicine Show Co.. was in town Tues
day visiting relatives and friends and
billing the town for the appearance of
the company later.
The advertising car for the Great
Pan American Show, was in town the
first Of the week billing the town for
their show to be here the 9th. They
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less have fair show.
Sherm Wright and wife, who have
been visiting his parents just east of
town. went to their home in Atlantic
Tuesday and from there went on to
Missouri where they expect to remain
for some time visiting with her par
\ ents.
4 Jack O'Brien, of east of town, went
to Atlantic the first of the week tc
see how his colt that Ed. Ruff is train.
ing, is progressing. She has been do
ing fine all spring and is still giving
4 promise Of one of the best colts in
\ western Iowa.
Mrs. VIM. Cloughly arrived home
last week Friday from her trip out tc
Pueblo, Colorado, visiting relatives
She had a pleasant visit and received
I much benefit from the trip as she is s
great deal stronger in health thar
4 when she left.
Lester Walker arrived home las
+ Friday sick with what proved to be .
case of smallpox. He was taken tt
the pest house Immediately and every
body and everything fumigated tina
he came near SO there is little DANCE
of spread Of the disease.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Vollmar O
Des Moines, arrived Monday an,
visited with their parents. Mrs
Vollmar nee Bilharz will remain for
\ couple of weeks visiting her man,
former associates and friends who ar
: glad to have her with them again.
ID Mrs. Wilde and Mrs. DIETRICH loade
n number Of their young children
friends on hay rack Tuesday an
- took them out to the Musson ranc
: for picnic and days outing. TIL
little ones all seemed to be touched b.
some fairy wand that made Their
81 merry and the embodiment of a goo
time which every one present mos
thoroughly enjoyed.
y Alex Ferguson and wife, who liv
east of town, returned home Tuesda
from trip down through Oklahom
a where they had been to see if the
q could find land to suit them. Ale
" says they found beautiful countr,
"a we'll improved, good crops, progressiI
b people, good soil and climatic cond
n tons and everything favorable
d making good home. They did II.
n purchase land however on their tri
b but found locations that suited an
N which they may purchase later
III A number of the q. \. Il. of tn
q place went down to Lewis Tuesday
q attend the Cass County Veterans a
n ISOLATION that is in session at tn;
n place. The boys most thoroughly e
u Joy getting together to tell tales of tt
n past and to live over again those lOr
" and wearisome campaigns that ga
q victory to the union arms and coural
u to their conviction of right that Il
IS present has proved were right. Th
~ the south should see their error al
"A rejoice in their own defeat must ev
n be Just compensation to every one wi
a bore arms during those dark times.
a Harry Watts, proprietor of t
2 Watts News Co., has sold his ne,
h stand and agency to his brother al
n one of Chas. Bagley's boys and it W
q be known in the future as the Wat
d Bagley News Co. Harry will gi
n possession the first of September a.
IS will then go to Chicago to enter