Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-07

Ed Dryden and family passed their
Fourth in Exirs.
The Lumber Co. was unloading a
car of lumber Tuesday.
Chris johnson attended to business
at the county seat Saturday.
Nelson & Kjargaard shipped a Car
of hogs to Chicago Wednesday.
Geo. B. Gill was in Extra Monday
helping to make the eagle scream.
Frank McNally passed short time
in Extra on business Monday even
ing.
Frank Pfeiffer was attending to
business matters in Templeton, Sat-
urday.
The Creamery Co. have received
their quarterly supply of butter tubs
and salt.
CLYDE East went to Atlantic Mon
day and spent the Fourth with his
brother Frank.
Miss Eva Davis was in town Sun
day the guest of her friend, Miss
Myrtle Justesen.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heile-
man Saturday July End, girl.
Mother and child doing we'll.
A. W. Bradley and family Of Old
Hamlln celebrated in Extra and were
the guests of her brother j. II. Bell
and wife.
Miss Belle Morley came up from
Atlantic, Thursday and is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Warner near
Old Hamlin.
Mrs. Phipps, who resides east of
Old Hamlin is visiting his daughter
Mrs. M. Smith of West Extra, going
there Monday.
Tom Bruhn had a geloriously hap
Ply birthday, it coming for the seth
time on the great day dear to all
American hearts.
Mrs. H. E. Tharp returned to Chi
go Saturday after a several weeks
visit with her parents, M. G. Gill
and wife of Hamlin's suburbs.
Willie johnson, the boss, came to
town Tuesday morning to do big
lot of grading but the rain commence
ed to fall so that his plans were frus.
trated.
Oscar and Lloyd Miller were called
to near Fontanelle Saturday to visit
their father, who is aged and very
dow at this time and all hopes of pro-
longing his lite have been given up
Jens P. Christensen was so unlucky
last Friday as to lose the big gray
horse one out of the team of four
which he has been using on his lum-
Der wagon between here and Kimball-
ton.
Oluf Hansen visited Monday al
Elkhorn and in the evening drove
down to Extra where he was highly
entertained and later in the nigh
drove home accompanied by his di
vinity SO report says.
j. II. Jones and son Mark started
Saturday for st Louis to visit the ex
position. Mr.. Jones will attend tn
big Democratic convention and viii
be able to give US very interesting
account of it no doubt.
Just Justesen managed the depot
few hours Monday while the agen
was viewing the sights in Extra. Il
the evening he went to the dance a
j. P. Christensen's and engaged in
few of his favorite steps.
Our bachelor merchant attended
the Christensen dance Monday nigh
which accounted for his heavy slum
Der on Tuesday morning. 1t took
giant cracker to arouse him but ii
two minutes he was out and attend
ing to business.
Jens P. Christensen gave fine cele
bration to as many as wished to GO
and those attending from here say i
was nice civil crowd who entertain
ed themselves in various amusements
winding up the days program wit
a big bowery dance.
Tom Eagan, Jens Werner, Jorgel
Petersen, Geo. Spencer, j. Jorgenser
Engwerd Jensen, Fl. G. Petersen, N
McNutt, j. P. Jensen, P. K. Peter
sen, Chris Jorgensen, Len Wells, Chri
Nielsen and Miles Kness all markete
hogs with our Hamlin firm this weel
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Olser
on Wednesday of this week, rousin
big boy. They were the parents {
three girls, one of them married an
a mother herself, SO that after an il