Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-03-29

Whom did you say represented
ub0n County in the Iowa Iegis-
lature?
The A. o. U. w. will organize in
Fiscus, next Saturday night.
Frank Herndon was in Extra
on business, Wednesday.
The roads are so muddy that very
few farm ers are coming TO town.
Quite number of our farmers are
seen riding horse back nowadays.
Jacob Ruhs was business caller
in Atlantic on Tuesday.
The young men of the Presbyterian
Bible Club met at the home of John
Ward and had an interesting program.
Mr.. Egan was taken worse again
last week. Father Mcdonald was out
to see and console him.
Jesse Richards is firing at the light
plant while John Freeman is visiting
relatives at Shelby.
Harry Evans is visiting in Bell
Vile, Kansas, at the home of his sis
ter, w. d. Graves.
Mrs. Frank S. Watts and son,
Charlie, went down to Atlantic, Sat
urday to visit Mrs. Temple.
Miss Cora Sampson came home Sat
urday from Cornell College, where
she is taking a course of studies.
Misses Maggie Stanley and Mary
Gill have taken rooms with Mrs.
NJ F. Zion.
Attorney j. M. Graham was at
Extra, over last Friday night, calling
on friends and attending to business.
Frank Nicklasen went out to Wal
nut Tuesday to purchase string of
horses for his sale stable.
Thomas Elwood, of Extra was in
Audubon few days this week looking
after business and calling on friends.
Charles Caldwell is busy unloading
three cars of lumber that he had
shipped from the Bluffs.
Phlem Sears returned Thursday
from Jasper County where he had
been visiting his mother.
School will commence at Little
Valley, No. Greeley, Monday morn
ing. Teacher will be Vivian Devices.
David Sloan has taken w. r..
Aliens place at the North Park feed
yard.
w. H. Covault, Of Extra, was up
| Tuesday transacting business at the
Court House
j. NJ. Renftle of Dedham is in
Audubon for few days looking after
Real Estate matter.
William Doffing, of Extra, was
exchanging greetings with his friends
and looking after business in the
county seat on Wednesday,
Marriage licenses issued: Mr. Ralph
Herbert to Miss Ida Cozine, at the
home of the brides parents. Particu-
lars later.
Miss Miles, of Mason City, arrived
here one day last week to visit with
her sister, Miss Miles, a teacher in
the Audubon public schools.
Charles Caldwell returned last Sun.
day from Council Bluffs and Omaha
where he had been for few days at
tending to matters Of business.
George Townsend has purchased
the residence property of w. H
Faulkner, across the street on the
south, from his home.
Rural Nail Carrier, j. b. Wood.
land, who had been ill for few
days, was able to be up town, Tues.
day, and, like Mark Haley, is again
able to make his daily rounds
George Buck, of the implement
firm ofJohnson & Buck, returned one
day this week from business visit
at his old home back in Illinois.
Mrs. J. E. Mcclure, of Extra, who
had been up here for few days visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Cunningham, returned
home Wednesday noon, and was ac-
down to pass few hours calling upon
her son, will, of the firm of Hansen
& Cunningham, and other friends.
Sundays Register and Leader con-
tanned half tone cut and short
sketch of the life and career of Ransom
l.. Harris, now of Audubon, Iowa and
who is the only living survivor of the
famous Morgan Walker slave raid,
that is one of the historic events in
the antebellum historyof Iowa, that
is particularly interesting and instruc-
tive, and is of special interest to the
people of Atlantic, because of the fact
that the subject of the sketch is a dis
tant relative of Bert Butler, who
works in Albert ,Johnson's clothing
store on Chestnut Street Atlantic
Telegraph.