Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-07-05

OF Extra.
Uncle Alfred Gaeen and wife
passed their Fourth of July out at
South Omaha with their daughter
and family.
Florence Clure and her father,
Charles Clure, went to Audubon on
Monday to visit their relatives at
the Elmer Clure home.
Mrs. Chris spoo and children, of
Walnut, passed July Fourth in this
city at the home of her parents,
Free Anders and wife.
Charles Waits and wife came up
home Monday morning from At
lantic where they passed Sunday
with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
D. Smith.
There will be a special meeting
of Exodus, Masonic Lodge on Sat.
urday evening, July IA, 1906 for
work on the Third degree.
ALFRED VOORHEES,, Master.
Mrs. John 1. Jones, of Denver,
Colorado, is here on visit to her
brother, Walter Green, his family
anu OVuCI IcldIlVcS anu 1OIuCI
neighbors about our city.
Professor Minis left on Monday
for Lincoln, Nebraska, to visit with
his parents a few days when he will
depart for the Pacific Coast and ex-
poets to return to Extra the latter
part of August.
DIR. Weber's treatment cures Eye
and Ear Diseases and his Glasses
stop Headache, Nervousness and
save the sight. Call Saturday,
July IA, at the Andrews House.
Examination free. j12
Mrs. William Carpenter former
we'll known resident of this city
but whose home ia now out at SUIT.
ter, California, arrived here, this
week to have good visit with her
former neighbors.
Mrs. Salina Wheeler, who had
been out in Audubon township for
couple or three weeks visiting at
the home of her son, Joseph
Wheeler, returned to her home in
this City last Saturday..
Frank Guidinger returned Mon.
day noon from his trip to the Crow
Indian reservation near Billings;
Montana. In talking with friend
we heard Frank cay: 81 tell you it
is rocky country out there"
For SALE:-Two high grade short
horn male calves, who will be one
year old this fall. These animals
can be seen at my place four miles
east of Extra. Price, $25.OO each. ;
is BRUCE MARTIN.
On Thursday Galen Cotton, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cotton, of this
city, not having enough Fourth ;"
the day before proceeded to fire off
few more giant crackers when
one of them exploded in his hand
and he now carries that member in
sling.
Mrs. N. T. Hellyer, of Grand juno.
ton, Colorado, who had been visit
ing with friends at different points
in this state; arrived Monday to call
on her relatives at the V. B. Hellyer
home, in this city, for a few days
when she will journey on to her
mountain home.
Mrs. G. w. Andrew, accompanied
| by her son-in-law and daughter,
Ralph Woodward and wife, have re.
turned to the city after an absence
of several months in Fort Collins,
Colorado. Mr.. Andrew remained to
assist his boys in some work and
will return later-Atlantic Demo
crat.
Rachael Rabson, Mre. Bert Par
rott and Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Wood
ward were among those who came
up from Atlantic and passed The
Fourth in our little city. Uncle
Charles Woodward and wife will
remain here couple or three
weeks and visit with their many
friends and former neighbors.
At meeting of the Extra school
board, last Monday, the resigna-
ton of Miss Kathryn Emig, as
teacher of the second primary room,
was handed in, accepted ana Miss
Mildred Morrissey, of Audubon,
was elected to take her place. In
the not too far distant future We'll
hear dem weddin' bells ringin'.
Charles Prohaska, who formerly
resided on the banks of the Troub-
lesome Creek but is now living up
at Lakeside, South Dakota, was at
South Omaha with good shipment
of stock from off his farm, the first
OF the week, 80 concluded to take a
run up here to visit his many old
time friends, and arrived on the
morning of July Fourth.
Fred Parkinson, once resident
of Extra but whose parents reside
at Coon Rapids where Mr.. Parkin-
son conducts general mercantile
business; in company with his lady
friends, the Misses Gretchen and
Kathleen Delahoyde, daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Delahoyde, of
Guthrie Grange, drove over to Extra
the morning of July Four, passed
the day with relatives and friends,
then returned home the next day.