Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-06-23

BAGLEY e NELSON
Anna Viewer was visitor down in
Atlantic Tuesday and had good time
on her trip.
! w. A. Smutney, Undertaken and
Embalmer, Day phone loo, Night
,phone loo. 12-3l-tf
John Freeman returned home from
Carroll Tuesday where he had been
for some time visiting.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Caldwell drove
to Extra last Sunday and spent the
afternoon with friends.
The Misses Grace and Jennie Ly-
man, of Extra, came up Wednesday
to attend reception given by their
mother and friends.
S. A. McHargue, who took vaca-
ton not long since is again back on
the wagon selling his medicines and
making up for lost time.
E. d. Cotton, one of the grocery
merchants from Extra, was up We'd
nesday visiting the merchants here
Miss Marjorie MacVicar and brother
Archibald and her friend, Miss Small
ley, arrived from Des Moines Tuesday
evening for visit at the j. A. Nash
home.
John Doak expects to go to Canada
this week to look after his land there
and to see what the prospects are for
the future development of that
country.
We understand that DR.. Lauver has
sold his practice here to doctor from
Chicago who will soon be here to as
sumo the Office and take his place in
the fraternity of the county.
Chas. BRENNAN is over in Adair
and adjoining counties with the
"Honest" real estate dealer of Extra,
who is putting him next to his means
of securing nonresident land.
Mrs. Tharnish left Tuesday for Ok
lahoma where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Irma Kline and hus-
band, who are nicely located there
and are doing good and prosperous
business
Miss Mollie Agnew arrived home
had been to visit her cousin, Miss
Marshall, who was one of the gradu-
ates and took part in the graduation
exercises of the school.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have decided to hold an ice
cream and strawberry festival, July .,
but had not decided Wednesday
where they would hold it. Watch
these columns next week.
: Bodo Oelke was home the first OF
the week visiting his parents and
o many friends here. He now has the
u mail run from Milwaukee to Omaha
on the Great Western and will doubt
0 less find it much easier than one on
! the main line.
Chas. Cripple, who has been visiting
! with his sisters here, received word
8 Wednesday that his oldest son, who
has charge of the farm at home, is
y quite sick and he left on the evening
, train for home, cutting short his visit
by couple of weeks.
Rev. Connybeare of Audubon will
preach at Old Hamlin Presbyterian
y church next Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock. His sermon is called
the candle sermon and will be illus.
trated. Everyone is invited to come
4 out and hear him.
q VIM. Cloughly writes back from
Canada that he was more than pleased
when he saw his two sections of lan6
and believes that country has a gooc
. future before it. He was in wreck
y while going up and had to walk si1
miles to another station in order to g,
y on his journey.
q D. P. Repass, of Dexter, is in towl
y this week trying to interest people il
life insurance. He expects to follow
n this profession hereafter instead O
y school teaching. He will be in tn,
Is institute work the coming year, how
ever, as all the teachers who hav
had instructions under him befor
y will he pleased to know.
e G. A. Petty, south of town, enter
re tanned the gun club last Tuesda,
evening at their home, and gave then
one of the finest suppers that ever
d like body of men sat down to. TIL
lie boys ate with such ravenous appetite
g that they feared for their digestiv
II apparatus for a time but managed t
ID recover properly from the effects.
Mrs. Nels Christensen, up in Cam
= eron township, invited the youn
people of her neighborhood and tn
town of Gray to assemble at her HON
last Friday evening for a social an
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