Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-29
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Miss Rena Woodruff of Extra was
up between trains last Monday.
Boy Herrick of Extra was UP We'd
nesday looking after personal business
affairs.
Mrs. AL. Voorhees, of Extra was a
visitor at the County Seat to attend
the wedding Wednesday.
Mrs. Humiston is enjoying visit
this week from her father and mother
who live at Cedar Rapids.
Miss Gladys Wilson went up to
Gray Sunday and visited with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Corner.
Mrs. Rogers who has been visiting
in the E. Bilharz home departed
Wednesday for Des Moines.
Mr.. Dopp's moved the first of the
| week to part of the house occupied by
Dr. Wilson as a sanitarium.
Lutte Lane went to Omaha Tuesday
evening and will buy up carload of
horses to bring back and dispose OF.
Ed. T. Smutney left Monday for
Wisconsin where he will purchase
furniture stock and conduct for
himself.
Sam Rummelhart got back from
Dakota where he purchased an eighty
acre farm and is we'll pleased with the
country.
Miss Elma Miller of Ute, Iowa, is
here this week visiting at the home of
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM. Cloughly.
Doc Needles had his annual we'd
dlng anniversary Sunday and had all
their children home helping to enjoy
the good time.
Mrs. Graham and daughter Bell of
Anita were over the first of the week
and visited at the home of P. F. An
derson and family.
Mrs. Watts gave ten cent shower
to Miss LoWene Van Gorder last We'd
nesday the guests being mostly from
the Embroidery Club.
Ollie Coon in the Commercial bank
returned home last Friday fro m
Brooklyn where he had been attend
ing the funeral services of niece of
his.
Rasmus Willason a good farmer
living out in the country short dis
lance gave barn dance last Saturday
night and those present had a most
enjoyable time.
There is to be dance Friday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Kerwin and those hospitable people
are sure of giving every one an even
ing of pleasure.
Quarterly meeting will be held in
the Methodist church, presiding elder
w. O. Allen will be present to con-
duct it and will then 60 out to Bethel
to conduct their conference.
Mrs. e. j. Hill gave number of
her lady friends dinner party last
Monday in honor of Mrs. Rogers and
spread before them the usual feast of
excellent things at which she is a
master hand.
Charley Talbot came home Sunday
from Dakota where he has been look
ing after his land interests. He finds
everything in good condition there
and prospects for the future bright.
He had to drive home from Manning
as he did not care to wait all night.
J. Il. Wright who lives just in the
east edge of town came home Monday
from business trip out to Council
Bluffs. Jake is one of the hustlers OF
the country and they have by hard
work laid up enough that he feels
that an occasional trip and holiday
does him good.
The people out in the vicinity of
the Bethel church gave social Thurs
day night. This is one of the fines,
communities in the county. They
are all open handed social people
enjoying life as it comes and at there
social functions that they have, al
take part in and make them q gooC
success.
:, Mrs. John Sherman is up in Poca
hontas county this week visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Phillips
John and his son are patching it GU
on his farm and say they are some
what tired of it as it is the first tim,
in seventeen years that John has hat
to do his own cooking.
Ira Drake left Monday for Chicago
where he will enter the Moody Insti
tute and prepare himself for tn
ministry. He stopped in Extra t.
visit his brother Clarence and will
stop in a few other points also Ell
has chosen noble work for his future
1t is work of sacrifice, hardships an,
struggle but one that helps his fellow
man and will be a lasting inspiration
, to himself.
D. A. Frick and John L. Been wer
the names that appeared on the lis
who were made pill rollers" at De
| Moines last week and are now regist
3 cred pharmacists and ready to cor
duct a business of their own or t
, help some one else out. The boys ar
to be congratulated on their success
in passing the examination success
fully, for it means that they hav
been applying themselves closely t
, their work.
Since tn "frost is on the pumpki
and the corn is in the shock" and tn
us ual halloween frolics are near,
merry crowd of Young people are in
vited to the Lyman home Saturda
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