Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-11-02

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Mrs. ]. NJ. Andrews returned
from Wyoming last week.
Miss Mollie Delahoyde went to
Arkansas this week to visit sister.
]. A. Hicks & Co. have their new
gasoline engine set up and run.
ming.
Miss. Stroebele entertained her
sister from Oakland the last of the
week.
Gus Johnson of Audubon town.
ship is building a new barn and
cribs.
Ed Cihak and Chas. Walker are
both building large corn cribs on
their farms.
Atty. Andrews was transacting
legal business in Audubon the last
of last week.
Ina Anders was visiting the last
of last week with Mrs. Will Wood
ward in Atlantic.
John Stoner returned last week
from Arkaneas where he went in
quest of car of mules.
Mrs. Sam Beers of Greeley is Wis
iting relatives in Chicago this week
leaving home Saturday.
Wilson Huff has moved his resi-
dence to higher ground on his
farm in Audubon township.
Nels C. Jensen the stockman re-
siding west of town is putting up a
large hog house one of the modern
kind.
The Town of Extra has purch ased
cement blocks to put down at the
street corners where grades are es-
tablished.
Mrs. Caroline Jenkins had the
carpenters at work last week build
ing barn on her farm in Audubon
township.
The Misses Marine Jensen, Ina
Bruuer and Mel Jensen drove over
to Anita Sunday on visit return
ing Monday.
Mrs. Voorhees, returned Friday
from attending Grand Chapter at
Davenport and reports very inter-
sesting meeting.
aMr. Fred Wickman of Iowa coun-
ty arrived here Saturday on visit
to his nephews the Witte boys in
Audubon township.
Mrs. Arthur Bartlett, of Chadron,
Nebraska, is expected here this
week on visit to her mother Mrs.
Stranger and brother Dice.
Miss Anna Madsen came home
from Iowa City Friday almost re-
stored to health after undergoing
an operation for appendicitis.
Jacob Bauer of north of Anita
was in town last Saturday and in
forms us he struck fine market on
his hogs last week in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Cotton went to
Chicago Saturday eveningto lay in
their winter stock of goods. They
expect to be gone week or more.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington who
has been visiting Mrs. Carman in
Atlantic returned Friday to the
home of her daughter Mrs. George
Faige of this city.
Grandmother Turner and daugh-
ter came up from Lorah Sunday
with Mrs. Nate Turner of Greeley
and was tax en- out there for visit
with her son and family.
The Johnson Mercantile Com
pany received furniture car load
of Elwood fence wire Friday and
contracted the same day for the
sale of 1000 rods of the same.
Miss Ethel M. Riley returned from
Davenport the first of this week.
After attending the Star meeting
there she visited with former
school-mate at st Catherine Semin-
ary.
Tony Kommes cut a cash across
the pam of his hand last week Sc
verely slashing some of the mus
cles and tendons. He now carries
very sore hand which threatens
blood poison.
Christian Science Bible Lesson
for Sunday, November. 1905, Sub
ject: Nortals and Immortals. Gold
en- Text: "As is the earthly, such are
they also that are heavenly" Cor
inthians, 15:4S.
The many friends of Mrs. Peter
sSchwennecker, who was operated
upon in the Harrison Hospital will
be pleased to learn that the opera
ton was successful and that she is
rapidly recovering.-Guthrian.
Mrs. Goforth, of Anita, was here
last week assisting her daughter
Mrs. Turner to get settled in her
new home and while in town called