Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-11-22

Lou hleVer lost a morse w eQne5.
day from pneumonia contracted the
day before at the sale west of town.
Miss Rachel Rabson, after two
weeks visit with her relatives, re-
turned to her work in Atlantic, Fri
day.
The Extra football team drove to
Audubon, Saturday, to engage in
friendly contest with the team of
that city.
John Porter, Sr., will have big
public sale on his premises in
southeast Greeley on Monday, No
vember 2G.
Lawrence Hansen, of near Mon
teith, will move to Greeley town
ship next spring and occupy the
old Van Buren farm.
Mrs. w. FL. Sauers, who has been
visiting her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. O. Smith, returned to her home |
at Claremont, Iowa, Friday.
Mrs. Frank Hobbs, of Colorado
City, arrived here the last of last
week on visit to her sister-in-law,
Mrs. j. d. Bush, and children.
P. l.. Hansen and wife visited Fri
day and Saturday at her fathers
home tour miles southwest of town
prior to their departure for the far
west.
Mrs. Richardson and children re-
turned Saturday morning from
good visit with relatives in Ohio
and the Reverend is once more
happy.
Mrs. Jane Bennett, who resides
near Casey with her daughter, Mrs.
+. A. Hunt, was here last week look
ing after her property and visiting
| friends.
Chris Larsen. late of DEVILS Lake,
| North Dakota is now resident of
this county. He does not go back
on the Dakotas for he says North
Dakota especially is fine state.
Frank Nelson, of near North
Branch, drove in a carload of the
srnoothest young steers that has
struck this market for long time,
which he sold to one of the stock
firms of this city.
Miss Bernice Seibert is taking a
two weeks vacation which she is
spending in Des Moines. and we
hear Chicago, too. Miss Pratt will
conduct the millinery business
during her absence.
4 Our bachelor friend Jacob Grant,
of Audubon township, in the alb
sence of the REAL article has pur-
chased a substitute in the form OF
new graphophone, and now there
is melody in that home.
: Charles W. McClain, who went tc
Torrance, New Mexico, and took VI
claim about fifty miles from thai
place, writes to friends here that be
, is now residing on the farm and
likes the country very much.
Miss Roxie Huyck spent Satur
day and Sunday at the home of hel
, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Huyck
north of the depot. Miss Huyck il
, one of Audubon county's promi
nent educators now holding a lu
crative position as teacher in the
3 Lewis schools.
A rumor which is gaining ere
/ dence is to the effect that DaviC
Minis. of Lincoln, Neh., brother o
Prof. Minis, and Miss Rachel Brown
6 of Long Beach, Cal, are to be mar
ried about December 1st. Mis-
Brown is former Extra young
4 lady highly esteemed in this com
5 munity. More anon.
3 An auto dealer was in town on
y day last week with one of his 'dev
2 il" machines, which by the way wa
% beauty, and so interested Banhe.
s Ed Delahoyde that he took spil
in it up to Hanlip, and decided
. that as soon as the roads got sole
in the spring he would have one O
:, his own and relegate the one horse
4 shay into innocuous desuetude.
9 Lost or Strayed
. A six months old Red Pole
y Bull, from my farm. Finde
q please notify.
y tt WILLIAM DYER, Extra.
The New Pure Food and Drug Law
y We are pleased to announce this
& Foley's Honey and Tar for cough
$ colds and lung troubles is not atlecte
lS by the National Pure Food and Dru
S Law as it contains no opites or otns
g harmful drugs, and we relmmend
~ as o safe remedy for children an
10 adults. Nick Doffing.