Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-08

By. +. U. meeting Friday evening, ~ p. m
Covenant meeting Wednesday evening proceed
-->0' $1,000 G. NJ. WILCOX, Pastor.
F. L. Freeman was a business visi.
tor up in Extra Monday.
Grace West of Extra, was a visitor
in Brayton over Sunday.
Marion Jenkins made business
visit down to Lorah last Friday.
Prof. Moses Brinkerhoff was bust
ness visitor in Extra last Saturday.
Nels Sorensen and wife have had
the care of sick children the past
week.
Myer Christensen, one of the new
blacksmiths, was visitor Monday
down to Atlantic.
Pearl and Glen Wilson of Lorah,
visited last Thursday with their
friends in Brayton.
Miss Maud Campbell OF Extra
came down Sunday and spent the day
visiting relatives.
/ Knud Hansen will go through the
NJ. W. A. lodge the first meeting and
will be shown merry time. 81
Miss Maud Bowen of Troublesome
came over last Friday and remained
until Monday visiting friends.
Frank Jenkins went down to At
lantic last Saturday attending to bust
ness and got back home Sunday.
The children of Doug Hamlin have
been very sick and under the doctors
care the past week but are better now.
Paul Dial from over northwest,
brought in couple of loads of hogs
Tuesday for Chris o. Jensen of Elk
horn.
Lawrence Eskor of over toward
Elkhorn, was in town Tuesday with
three big loads of good hogs that he
had sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen F. Ide have had
the care of very sick child the past
week with lung trouble but it is now
recovering.
The weather of the past few days
has given the farmers just the
opportunity they desired in getting
out their corn.
Miss Ethel Simpson got home Tues
day from visit in Audubon with
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F..
Frazier and others.
Oliver Smith of Extra, came down
Tuesday and went out to the home of
his foster son, Owen F. Ide, to visit
him and his family.
- Henry Bopp and wife of Atlantic,
Game up New Years and spent the
Jday at the home of her brother, T. j..
McGovern and wife.
Willie Hoegh, Peter Beck and ] IS.
Lorah were in the past week and
ordered each new set of harness from
Fred Fl. Franklin & Co.'s store.
Mrs. KEGS Hallock and children re-
turned to their home in Atlantic last
Saturday after pleasant weeks visit
here with relatives and friends.
j. P. Bendixen felt his trading
blood boiling Tuesday and got out
and got in some good cash by selling
young mule he had on hands.
Chris Christensen, the oldest one of
the blacksmiths, was business caller
up in Extra Tuesday seeing what our
neighboring people were doing.
The force at Bendixen Co. store
have been busy this week taking an
inventory of goods on hand to see
how their business has prospered.
Christina Thompson returned to
Omaha last Tuesday to again take up
work in bakery where she has a
brother who is learning the bakery
trade.
w. P. Hynes of Atlantic, was up
Monday helping to invoice the
remainder of the goods of the j. H.
Thompson stock as it is getting we'll
closed out.
Fred II. Franklin expected W. B.
Davis of Lewis Wednesday to look
over the stock of goods on hand and
to talk over business for the future
operations.
Lawrence johnson, living just
south of Elkhorn, brought a couple
of loads of hogs in Tuesday as did
Jens r. Hansen from up in the same
community.