Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-10-19

* Local
See John Nelson for Sharples
Separator. % If
Verna Croy returned from Adair
county Saturday evening.
Buggy curtains of all kinds made
by G. l.. Christensen. 10 B. If
Mrs. Clark Griffen east of town is
visiting friends back iu Illinois.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde visited
relatives in Audubon the first of
the week.
Ed Young and wife visited re-
Gently with the Jacob Hill family
near Anita.
Farmers are all anXiously waiting
for the freeze and than corn shuck-
ing to follow.
ii. Gingery, state agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. was in
town Saturday.
There was 466,sss pounds of butter
shipped out of the state from this
station the past year.
"He is Sam Jones and DR.. Will
etts in one," II. w. Sears. Extra,
Tuesday, October "a.
"Sparkling wit, intense earnest
ness, dramatic eloquence." II. w.
Sears, Extra, October "a.
Attend the e. J. Hansen Duroc
sale Saturday at 2 o'clock at the
livery barn lots in Extra
The landlady of the Park hotel
and her daughters Mertie and Ger
tie went to Audubon Monday.
Be sure and attend as there will
be some great bargains at my sale
EBBE j. HANSEN.
into his fine suburban residence in
Slippery Elmhurst on South street.
Mrs. Fleming, of Anita, and he1
brother who reside at Walnut visit
ed at the Jack Hinkle home last
week.
Red Duroc males at your own
price Saturday October 2lst at zoo
p. M. at the livery barn lots in
Extra.
Messrs. Kroeger and Stranger
and families braved the elements
Monday afternoon and drove to Au
dubon.
Messrs. Mike and Nick Mertes and
and wives returned Saturday from
their visit to relatives at Lamont
Missouri.
Mrs. Susan Spoo and sons Frank
and Lee visited Saturday night and
Sunday with friends at Templeton
returning Monday.
Buy you Duroc male hog at the
Ebbe J. Hansen sale near the Extra
livery barns Saturday October 2ls'
at two O'Clock P. NJ.
Mrs. Geo. Martin visited her sis
ter Monday aud attended the Ami
versary of the birth of the present
county seat Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Mcclure and
baby visited their relatives in Aud
ubon Monday and partook OF the
amusements OF the day.
Mitt Parrott. north of town has
just mpleted a fine road cart al
most every thing about 1t being
finished up by himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mertes Sr. left
Monday for Wadena, MINI. on a
two weeks visit with his brother
Claus Mertes and family.
Mr.. r. V. Newton of Ames visited
from Saturday until Monday in
this city with his cousin Mr.. Z. )
Newton and wife and with the doc
tor.
Francis Edwards and wife were
in town Monday from Audubon
township getting some additlona.
furnishings for their fine new resi-
'dence.
The subject for morning service
at Congregational Church Sabbath
morning next will be Spiritual wor
ship, and for evening service, wha'
the bible teaches about heaven.
Alex McGatfin will soon commences
work on his new house on the farm
south of town formerly owned by
A. A. Hill. Lester Peterman ano
brother Morris will do the work.
Ola BRENNAN passed throug /
town Saturday evening on his way
to Audubon where he will pass the
winter. He has been living in Den
yer, Colorado. for several months.
DIR. Frank Gunsaulua-"I asked
DIR. Sears to give his eloquent lee
ture on "Grunblers" to our thir
teen hundred students, for the
reason that L wished them to heal
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