Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-03-01
Audubon Township.

Mrs. William Swarting is on the
sick list
L. A. butcher made business trip
to Guthrie Center this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Carstens Saturday February "a big
boy.
Grandpa Newman is seriously ill at
present writing and there are little
hopes of his recovery.
VERNE Strickland and family are
where they will reside the coming
year.
Miss Dora Krumm of Guthrie Coun-
ty is helping with the house work at
the home of her grandpa Mr.. David
Dutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dutler of
Melville township were at the bed
side of his sick father Thursday and
also Sunday.
Anton Nelson is busy moving from
the old Bennett farm to the farm he
formerly owned and sold and re-
purchased last fall.
Remember the Literary at No. 2
Friday eve March I'd. AS school clos
es Friday this will probably be the
last and make it the best one.
Mr.. Jensen south of Extra bought
the Hans Marquesen share in the
Extra and Audubon township Tele.
phone Co. and will place it in his
dwelling house.
There was farewell party at
the Nelson Rnmmelhart home the
eve of the 23rd and their friends pre-
sented them with fine rocker as a
token of their respect, they leave fo1
South Dakota March 1st.
Mr.. David Duttler is dangerously
i'll with asthma and the lung fever
and has been under the DOCTORS care
for over week, he still continues
about the same and requires the con-
slant care of his children who some
of which are at his bedside all the
time.
Joe Rydl is moving the building
from the farm he purchased from
James Money up to his residence
and it will make it more convenient
for him when he gets them placed as
he wants them, as he will remodel his
house, and build large COW barn.
Mr.. LATE Korb of Cass County and
Miss Eva Wilson the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ct. Wilson OF
this Township were joined in the
bands of holy matrimony Wednesday
February 22nd at the home of the
brides parents, they go to housekeep
ing across the line in Case County
amidst shower of congratulations
from their many friends.
The neighbors of Mrs. A. F. Raffen.
berg planned surprise for her and
each one embroidered their name on
quilt block and Friday they met al
her home and quilted the blocks into
one handsome quilt which she will
treasure as a remembrance of bel
Audubon Township neighbors in hel
far off Canadian home as they leave
for Canada in the near future.
Mr.. John Porter and Miss Emma G.
Tibben were married in Extra at the
Christian parsonage February 22nd
Rev. George Nichols officiating,
These young people have been reared
in this community and will reside or
the BRIDES farm where they will be
surrounded by their near relatives and
in sight Of their childhood homes
which is seldom the lot of young
people nowadays, and also amid the
congratulations and we'll wishes Of
their many friends.
Mr.. Henry Hocamp and Miss Anns
Anderson were united in marriage al
the home of the BRIDES parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. Anderson Wednesday
February 22nd by the Rev. Cloutel
of the Lutheran Church of which
they are both prominent members,
only the near relatives of the bride
and groom were present They were
the recipients of many useful and
valuable presents and will reside on
the Reimers farm vacated by Mr.
Randel. May they each have long,
useful and happy life is the wish Of
their many friends and the reporter