Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-08-13
N. T. Horton started Tuesday for a
three weeks tour in Nebraska.

three weeks tour in Nebraska.
The Misses Grace Clark and Amelia
Jensen visited in Extra on Tuesday.
jenkins u McGovern shipped two
cars of hogs to Omaha the past week.
Miss Bessie Dodge made a large
delivery of books here last Tuesday.
Willie Jensen is out northwest of
town painting house for John Deni-
son.
Mil, Parrott, the butcher, had
business in the county seat on Thurs
day.
Mr.. M. D. Ham, Of Pella, Iowa, Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Sloan.
TT. s. Wattles departed Monday for
San Francisco, and other points of
interest in California.
Prot. F. P. Hooker, of Audubon,
was attending the telephone bust
ness here last Thursday.
Ralph Hawks of Troublesome went
to Atlantic Monday to witness the
cball game returning Tuesday.
Joe Smith and Prof. Moses Brink
erhoff commenced work on the Car
son Walter house last Monday.
Miss Bessie Witthauer, of Extra, is
visiting this week with her friend
Miss Bessie Idle, north of town.
Plenty of hard coal at the Green
Bav coal bins in Brayton.
NELs SoRENsEN, Mgr.
Jas. Essington was loading a car of
wheat last Tuesday to be delivered
to A. l.. Culver the Audubon miller.
Mrs. Will Woodward and boys of
Extra visited her sister Mrs. George
Freeman from Saturday until Tues
day.
Ernest Franklin, of Lewis, visited
his brother, Fred l.. Franklin, last
week short time, returning home
Thursday.
SCHUYLER Walker Of Troublesome
Valley delivered to jenkins u Nc
Govern an extra fine carload of hogs
on Tuesday.
u Miss Winifred Kimball, of Nebras-
4 ka, arrived here last Monday and is
n visiting her friend, Miss Clara Ord
way, at Oakfeld.
VIM. Ordway is reported to have
repaired and wonderfully improved
the highway leading from the 3
Smiths' store to his residence.
julie Phillipson, wife and children,
visited last Sunday at the home OF
Peter Hansen, southwest OF Brayton
returning to Extra in the evening.
The Hartman, Hallock u Hansen
Horse Company having disposed of
their western horses in Guthrie coun-
ty returned home Monday evening.
Mrs. Lambert and her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Heath went to Atlantic
last Saturday where the latter re-
NAMED to visit relatives for time.
Mrs. John Curry and children who
were visiting her parents, MI. and
Mrs. /. P. Hallock in Oakfeld, last
week returned to Atlantic Sunday.
The Hardtimes social at Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 7. Anderson's, south OF town
is reported to have been an entire
success both socially and financially.
Neil Barretsen and Josh Cousins
shipped a car of butchers stock to
Omaha Tuesday evening, the latter
going along to attend their disposal.
On account of the hard rain last
Wednesday morning our ball team
were unable to 60 to Anita to play
the game they were advertised to
play.
John Hansen was moving into their
building known as the johnson "
Thompson building last Tuesday.
He has been rooming over the harness
shop.
Mrs. DR.. Koob went to Anita last
Saturday and visited until Thursday
when she returned in company with
her daughter who had been visiting
there.
Walter Falkner OF Anita who
formerly worked in the bank here
came from his home in Anita last
Tuesday on business, driving across
the country.
Frank jenkins received two more
cars of shelled corn this week which
the farmers west of town were uD-
loading and hauling to their homes
S.last Tuesday.
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