Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-11-15


Sunday.
Mrs. Simpson aud Mrs. DR.. Laur-
itzen were callers from Audubon
Saturday.
Mrs. Connrardy drove to Audu-
bon, Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. L. Simpson.
Ira Baird, late of Audubon, is
cntting meat for the Cook meat
market in this city.
John Stoner and j. B. Rendleman
were interviewing old friends at
Audubon Saturday.
A civil dance was given in the
Aaccabee hall Friday evening and
big attendance was present.
Ed Cotton, of Extra, buys poultry
every day of the wear except Sunday
Mrs. Dorsey went to Omaha Fri
day and in few days will extend
her visit further out in Nebraska.
DR.. Olda ker left Thursday for
Wellman, Iowa, to visit few day
with his mother who is quite sick.
Oluf Jensen's are happy because
their baby boy took the prize at the
concert and show held here all of
last week.
Hans Hansen handed his resig-
nation as councilman to the mayor
last week which gives room for an
appointment.
Go to Hans Marquesen Il Sons
store and listen to the melody that
new piano emits when han
died by an expert player.
Mrs. Snur, of Warren, Pennsyl-
vania. and sister, Mrs. Edwin Della
hoyde, visited Friday in Au dubon
with the Van Gorder family.
Earl Thomas, the circulator dis
tributer for a yeast firm, returned
last week after an absence of sew
eral months on the Pacific coast.
We have a good 24O acre farm,
with good buildings, to rent.
JOHN H. RENDIEMAy. +
The warehouse of Hansen & Com.
pany in West Extra looks better
since it has been re-roofed and
other improvements have been
made.
A. J. Baylor, of north Audubon
township, returned from Kansas
City, Missouri, the last of tbs, week
with three cars of one and two year
old steers.
]. f. Herrick, Walt Temple, B. F.
Simmons and Nick Bintner each
sold horse last week to the horse
and mule buyer, E. E. Powell, and
Charlie Palm sold him likely
span of mules.
l will sell choice Plymouth Rock
Cockerels at 75c each If taken before
December l, 1905.
MRS. r. w. MULLBNGHR.
noStf Hamlin, Iowa.
Rev. j. Failenschmidt and sister
Louise, of Portsmouth, and his
friend, Rev. Eichelman, of Mime.
sofa, passed couple of days las,
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
William Doffing in Extra Heights.
]. E. Mcclure sold his fine resi.
dence property last week to Henry
kroeger and removed this week to
Audubon where they will make
their future home. Our commu.
nifty loses worthy family which is
Audubon's gain.
The subject at the Church OF the
Scientists next Sunday is: Soul and
Body. Golden Text: "And fear no,
them which kill the body, but are
not able to kill the soul: but rather
fear him which is able to destroy
both soul and body in hell" Mat
thew 1928.
The Extra township officers
elected a week ago are: Trustees, O.
F. Ide aud Sam McGaffin; Justices
of the Peace, Hans Hansen and
]. P. Lair; Constables, M. o. Smith
and George Freeman; Clerk, A. W.
Harvey; and Assessor, John
McKibben.
A three gallon jug of jag Juice
was taken from farmers wagon
on Friday evening during his alb.
sence for short time. This is not
his first experience with local
thieves for once before someone
stole about $3. OO worth of meat he
had just bought and put in his
wagon for threshers.
Mrs. Fred Wahlert. residing on
north Park street, with the assist.
ance of a number of relatives cele-
brated her sixty-ninth birthday
Thursday, November Sth, big
dinner beng one of the perquisites
furnished to satisfy the most tas-
tidious appetite. Their relatives
from abroad were Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Winkelman aud Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peters, of Adair. The
good lady received many reminders