Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-10-06

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Pete Gilroy, of Extra, was up last
Saturday paying his taxes.
Ike Stanley is now working in the
butcher shop of Zaner & Baker.
DR.. Brooks left for California We'd
nesdsy evening on a pleasure trip.
A. H. Needles was an over Sunday
visitor with his son, John at Manning.
kota Monday on real estate business
| One of the best lines of overcoats
| Just received at John j Lidd's, Audu-
bon, Iowa.
James Law returned from Omaha
last Friday where he had purchased
car of horses.
E. w. Soar who has been working
in store in Omaha this summer re-
turned home last week.
o, G. Donaldson and Jim Lidd went
down to Atlantic Wednesday on mat
tiers of personal business.
Nels Morey departed Monday for
Akley Minnesota to spend the winter
with his son who lives there.
Minnie Mcguire returned home
Monday from Nicola where she has
been visiting her brother Will.
John Turnbull, who has been visit
ing at the Oliver homes, returned to
his home in Des Moines Tuesday.
| Mrs. Laura Delahoyde returned to
her home in Extra Friday after a
short visit with Charles Van Gorder's.
Miss Mary Cotton who teaches in
the schools at Extra came up Satur-
dry with Miss Keith for short visit.
Jake Topp out by the Sharon store
is putting up q new corn crib to hold
the big new CROP that will soon be on
hand.
T. Glasscock left for Springfield and
Danville, Illinois the first of the week
to spend the winter visiting with
friends.
d. G. Ross is building on his lots up
in the north east part of town and
will soon have new and handsome
residence.
Alma Oelke, who keeps books for
George Hoover went out to Omaha
Wednesday to see the sights of the
Ak Sar Ben.
Will Smutney purchased new
funeral car Monday and Is now we'll
equipped to do all kinds of under
taking work.
Ebbe 7. Hansen, one of the stock
raisers and breeders just below Extra,
was attending to county seat business
last Saturday. 9 1.
Geo Hartman went down to Allan.
tic Wednesday morning to go before
the pension examiners to have his
: pension increased.
Mrs. Chas Stocking went out to
Omaha last week and returned home
Tuesday alter few days pleasant
, visit with relatives.
w. B. McGovern, who works in the
store at Larland, went out to Omaha
. Wednesday for few days of attend
ance at their carnival
N. P. Christensen the honest rea
estate dealer from Extra was up We'd
nesday figuring on land deal with
one of the banks here.
John Davis, one of the best all
aroun d stock men in the county, was
| over 10 mcu1O 1dSC Wcch,
home Monday from visiting his sis
ter.
Mrs. Hans C. Hansen departed
Wednesday for st. Louis to see the
sights of the worlds fair and will Wis
it at Creston, her old home, before she
returns.
John Coffman and brother Ed Golf
man and Walter Barger went to Oma
ha Wednesday to attend the carnival
and to get away from farm work for 6
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Riggs are thu
proud parents of son born to then
last Thursday. He is bouncing biz
boy weighing eleven pounds and hi
parents are proud of him.
L Frank Nicklasen went down tt
Brayton Wednesday and bought fiv'
head of good horses. Frank has re
and says he can buy horses no othe
horseman will.
Workmen are busy at the Rock Is
Il land depot moving it, as we under
stand, about hundred feet to tn
north so as to open the street running
east and west across the Blue Grass Il
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Mrs. d. G. Rice, Mrs. F. w. Rice an,
son Clifford, and Mrs. George from
Clinton and Mrs. Chas. George, o
Rock Island arrived Tuesday intend
ing to surprise their relatives ant
were quite successful in the attempt
Mrs. Henry Woodland and child
rem arrived from Canada Monday tt
remain during the winter and Henr,
will follow later. A great many
formerly of Iowa are returning this
fall from Canada having all they
want of that country.
John Norris left Wednesday TO
n Blair, Nebraska to look for some ret
hogs for his herd. One of the bes
breeders in America for the red hog
lives there and John is sparing n,
pains to make this business success
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