Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28

Sam Kopp got home from trip OF
some days in Illinois.
Dan Kerwin went to Chicago the
first of the week with stock.
H. 6. Rice will hold public sale at
his residence east of Hanlin Feb'y 3
Mr.. Gene Givens of Des Moines was
guest at the ]. Kuhn home over Sun
day.
Chris Sorensen, of Brayton was d
business visitor in town last Wed.
nesday.
w. A. Smutney, Undertaken and
Embalmer, Day phone 100, Night
,phone loo. l2Sl.tf
Mr.. Turner of Anita was over this
week visiting with relatives in the A.
S. Culver home.
Mrs. VIM. Delahoyde, of Extra, was
up Wednesday attending to matters of
personal business.
A. E. Emery, living north of Mel
vile Center, has advertised public
sale for February 5.
Otto Lleb has advertised to sell his
goods at public sale February 10 at his
place southwest of town.
Jake Ruhs went to Extra Monday to
attend to some business with one of
their local merchants.
Miss Ella Christie went to Des
Moines Monday to resume her work as
enrolling clerk in the senate.
Ada Ferguson went to Des Moines
the first of the week we understand to
have surgical operation performed.
Hank Lowe, of Atlantic was up
Wednesday shaking hands with his
friends and attending to business af-
fairs.
B. w. Elder, horse dealer from
Chicago, is buying horses today at the
barn of Geo. Weighton on North
Washington st.
John Gardner has moved from his
farm in Cameron twp. to farm lust
west of j. c. Burkeys north of town
and will farm that the coming season.
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
Jake Oyerholtzer returned home
from Texas and other points in the
South where he has been for the past
few monts and is looking much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Minnie Mcclure got home from
Nicola Monday where she has been as
sisting the family of her brother, Will,
who have been sick with scarlet fever
but who are now recovered.
Plenty of horse buyers are coming
to town these days, wanting all kinds
and classes of horses. Light and
slightly blemished horses go for the
southern trade all right aud farmers
should be satisfied.
DR.. Geo. Weighton was called to
Lorah Sunday to doctor a valuable
COW for J. W. Newton, one of the
stocknlen of that community. Breed
ers have come to the conclusion that
it is generally safer and more econom-
ical to pay out little for skilled help
in times of sickness in their herds.
Miss Rose Stetzel returned homefrom
Johnson equity Monday where she has
been visiting for some time with
friends. She went with her sisterand
husband of York county, Neb. and
they also returned to their home the
same time she did. She had a thorough
good visit and good time with
her relatives and friends.
Marriage licenses as issued "
County Clerk L. ]. Hill: Geo. 4.
Kibby and Carrie May Agnew; Steph
en- Mates and Title Waltz; Aiph
White and Maude Burger: Nels Jen
sen and Martha c. Hansen; Otto Ru.
bel and Sophia Burr; Jens Jensen and
Elizabeth Lebeck; Hans Peter Laurit.
zen and Christina Cecilia Arp; Cliff
ton L. Carter and Myrtle NJ Picking
AT meeting of the Executive com.
mittee of the Audubon County Tele.
phone company vote on putting in
an exchange of their own was tie.
four for and four against. We under.
stand that i'm Hunt, treasurer, then
resigned and it becomes necessary to
to appoint new member to fill his
place which will be done at meeting
+, next week.
! Will Smutney has a cupboard and
desk in his possession that is al years
old. 1t had been stored here for years
and was finally sept for but the lady
who now owns it concluded to take
only the brass trimmings. 1t was
made without the use of nail and has
stood the test for years. 1t has foul
secret drawers in it that scarcely any
one can discover and was certainly !.
very valuable piece of furniture in it
! time.
Tho members of the X. of p. lodg
had school of instruction in thei
lodge last Friday evening and hat
Mr.. Duncan of Des Moines here t,
talk to them. He gave much valuabl
information and advice in lodge work
After the talk lunch was served t
all present. The Extra lodge was in
vited up and JOHNNIE Dimick, Edwin
Delahoyde, DR.. Oldaker, Prof. F. A
Minis and c. w. Marlin drove up to b
present at the meeting.