Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-03-22

Miss Mamie Rudy went down to
Kansas, Monday.
Charles Tramp is in Des Moines
this week, on business.
A. E. Heard returned the last of the
week from Sioux City.
Miss Agnes Wolf will teach in sub
district No. l. Oakfield.
Miss Clara and lima Parsons went
to Des Moines, Monday last.
License to wed was granted Aug
ust Schalow to Mrs. Mary Kness
Nels Hoegh attended a telephone
meeting at Audubon, Wednesday.
Mr.. l.. P. Nelson, west of Extra,
will erect large barn this summer.
Miss Lulu Doak was at Manning
between trains, Saturday last, calling
on friends.
The st. Johns church congregation
has purchased fine new organ for
their edifice.
Soren Nelson finished assessing
Oakfield township, and is now busy
recapltulatlng.
The family of ]. G. jerks left for
their new home at Washburn, North
Dakota, last week.
o. P. Roberts, who has been in
Rodgers, Arkansas, for several weeks,
returned home last week.
Mrs. H. G. Hansen and Mrs. l. P.
| Hansen were at Creston few days
last week, visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Oakfeld township tried to work up
a graded school at the Center. Fine
discussions were given but no results
obtained.
Charles E. Talbot has been ship.
ping ice from Lake Park. The grade
and purity is as good as can be go,
any where.
Joe Ross returned Tuesday morn.
ing from Des Moines, where he had
been for week or so, looking aftel
| legal business.
| Sub District No. 8, Oakheld town
ship, closed its doors, there being only
two pupils to attend. The children
will be sent to sub-distri It No. 5, fol
the present.
Miss Hahn leaves this week 70.
Canada, where she goes to keel
house for her brothers, who will opel
up large farm on the Canadian
frontier, this season.
, DR.. Richards, the celebrated oculist
has rented suite of rooms in tn
First National Bank block in Allan
| tic and expects to move there in abou
{ three weeks, and reside there perma
+ nently.
The Misses Clara and Franc Ander
, son visited their many friends il
a. Manning, Saturday. The ladies ar
, among Audubon county's best, and
,, being diligent workers in their invo
. cations, did, without doubt, EMO:
= this holiday.
Judge Green is holding court i
!! Harlan this week. Letigants i
Shelby county may be assured of jus
: tica at his hands. If there ever wa
au honorable judge with no corpors
Judge W. II. Green.
=, Mr.. Gilbert Nelson and two littl
Z sons were at Audubon, Wednesday
a taking in the sights, paying taxes
!, ETC. Mr.. Nielsen is one of those stul
n dy Danish farmers, that makes AuC
n ubon county visitors think our count
h is the garden spot of Gods creation
(. Everett Smith went to Canada las
IS week to run the traction engine fc
Mr.. Hahn, who intends to break u
It several hundred acres, this year, /
< steam power. A better man tina
t. Everett to put in charge ola "prairi
e; steamer" probably cannot be foun
sr in the state. He is natural Dor
g machinist
i Mr.. and Mrs. Fullerton, of Ora
:. have sold their interests in the II.
- Creveling & Company store and a.
a now looking up a location. Mr. Flu
= lerton is practical baker and col
n. fectioner so he is blest with bushes
81 that appeals to the human race. W
y extend to Mr.. and Mrs. Fullerton, til
, hand of friendship, and invite the
If to come and settle in a live tow
= Extra.
e; Mr.. l.. S. Brdenstine, of Camera
!, CoW usulP, leluIueu from COuuC
IS Bluffs, Wednesday, where he b,
5. been for two weeks, serving as pet
IS juror for Judge McPherson's cour
ia Len became thoroughly disguise
C. with the dilatory mode Of proceedur
r Being excused, he came home DO
e: haste, and went out to his pleasal
or home, where he has inhaled swe
a, nectar from the blusbing lips of I'll
G prairie rose since away back in tt
Iearly eighties.