Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-02-22
Mrs. Cole is very sick.
Mrs. Binkhart is very ill.

Mrs. Cole is very sick.
Mrs. Binkhart is very ill.
Rev. Grant was at Des Moines Tues
day.
Mrs. DR.. Brooks was in Chicago
Friday.
Ed. Finch returned from Dakota
Saturday.
Father Mcdonald was at Des Moin-
es Monday.
Mrs. Horton at the city hotel is
quite sick.
Mrs. Lambs children are sick with
scarlet fever.
Ed S. Van Gorder was at Des Moin-
es Thursday.
Robert Conway visited in Des
Moines Friday.
Judge Green returned from Glen
wood, Monday.
Supt. Farquhar visited schools the
first of the week.
The Grand Jury are about through
with their duties.
Attorney Cosson went to Gray on
business, Monday.
Tom j. Norton went to Atlantic
Monday on business.
Work is being rushed right along
at the cement works.
M. Christensen was down to Extra
on business Monday.
Wild ducks are getting quite numer-
GUS along the streams.
Mrs. Parsons went down to Allan
tic returning. Sunday.
Jack Steele died suddenly at
Browns ranch last week.
Ed Ra9cliff and Walter Graves are
serving on the grand jury.
DR.. Richards reports a good bust
ness in Extra Tuesday last.
Frank Nikalson shipped cars of
horses TO Canada last week.
Mr.. Low loaded his car for his new
South Dakota home Monday.
Supt. Farquhar visited schools in
Douglas township, Mon day.
Iona Hayes returned from her
Council Bluffs and Omaho trip.
Charles Kommes and John Mertes
are at Templeton on q cattle deal.
Mrs. Kreamer has been visiting her
brother Wren Phelps last Monday.
Mrs. e. V. Clure will take charge
of Miss Nelson's dress making shop.
Mr.. Clarence MASKING of Extra WAS
business visitor at Audubon We'd
nesday.
]. H. Reynolds and daughter, Of
Hamlin township, were in town Mon
day last.
| Judge Macy is despatching business
in q systematic manner at this term
of court.
The Catholic friends are planning
a big fair for April month. Particu
lars later.
Helen Ward had the cutest little
valentine party last week you evel
heard Of
John Roth was adjudged an inc
briate and was sent to the asylum
for 3 years.
Tom Davis has moved his family
: back to Audubon where he will liv,
permanently.
Peter Lausentzen of Hamlin town
ship will commence the erection of ,
large barn soon.
Minnie K. Weston and ]. M. Ed
wards were united in marriage las
, week. Particulars later.
Heas Mears ofCreston, who was buy
ing horses here went to Atlantic, Tues
day to finish out his load.
Christensen and Jensen are grad
ually filling up their store buildin
with new summer styles of goods.
The Chicago Lyceum Ladies Quar-
tette passed through town Wednesda
on their way to Extra where the
: will render sweet music.
, Ed smutney is having his stor
9 newly papered and decorated. Th
i Ping boys are doing the work an
q they are doing very artistic jot
Mr.. Smutney's sales of furnitul
7 is worthy of a large city.
b Mr.. Albert Shupe of Douglas towr
t ship assisted Mr.. Yorgen Hansen i
t moving his goods to his new farm j
t east Audubon township. The hat
t was considerably over twenty mile
d The warm weather caused the road
r to become very heavy and the team
il made slow progress. Mr.. ShuI
o found time while passing through E,
: ira to make the Journal sanctum
pleasant call.