Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-11-07

and bent by age and infirmity, each of
these political clientsu had parted
from the gentleman, statesman and
patriot, and looking into his eyes had
said, ~ believe with you-you are
right"
Insure in the Continental Insur-
ance Company. THEo. PATTY, Agt.
j. B. Lohner was a county seat
caller, Monday.
Frank Leak was business visitor
IN Extra Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Lola Parrott of Brayton was
shopping in this town tuesday.
]. E. Mcclure was down from
Audubon Tuesday on business.
Miss Amber Kelsey moved into
her house Oh South street Wednes-
day.
Miss Rieff returned home Mon
day from a visit with friends to the
south.
Mrs. Charles Van Gorder of Aud
ubon visited relatives in Extra
Monday.
Mrs. Iona Beers from south of
Oaktield was shopping in Extra
Tuesday.
Nick Doffng was business
visitor in Anita and Adair last
Tuesday.
Carl Jorgensen boarded the train
Saturday for Des Moines where he
will visit his sister and.
Ed Gransberry moved to Adair
Tuesday, his wife leaving for that
town by train Wednesday.
DR.. Riley returned from Winnie
bago, Wisconsin, Tuesday, after
pleasant visit with his son.
Mrs. Charles Milliman entertain
ed Mesdames Letitia Smith and Ina
Heath of Brayton last Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. d. Harm enter
tanned his two sisters from Des
Moines last week until Saturday,
Mrs. Williams arrived at her new
home in Extra Monday evening
coming from her former home at
Fontanelle.
Henry Hickman has been severe
ly i'll for the past few days so that
he has been confined to his bed
most of the time.
G. V. Hansen removed the old
floor in his shop Tuesday and had
George Leffingwell at work putting
down new two inch floor to replace
it.
John Porter, Jr., moved Tuesday
from the country to his neat little
farm one half mile south of his
head quarters, the Porter livery
barn.
IL. F. Andrews moved Tuesday
into his house recently occupied by
Dolly Bruner and niece as resi-
dence and dressmaking establish.
ment.
Mr.. Ihos. Williams moved from
Fontanelle, Iowa, last week to his
nome which he recently purchased
OF Mrs. Nan Bruner on North Park
Street.
N. ]. Marietta will carry the mail
on Rural Route 2 for the coming q
thirty days while Mr.. Seibert takes
vacation in the corn field shuch-
ing corn.
Henry Herbert passed through
town Monday from Audubon on
his way to Washington, d. c. where
he is employed in the capitol
building.
Mr.. Skov and wife of Rorbek and
brother of MIR. Lastine residing
at Marne were over Sunday guests
of the latter out on route one north
east of town.
Born Monday night Nov. 4 to Mr..
and Mrs. Tony Kommes of Audu-
bon township, rousing big boy.
This makes John Kommes, ST., and
Anton Nepper graudfathers again.
George Wahlert of this town
returned from Hillroee, Colorado.
Friday after a weeks soiourn there
and expresses himself highly
pleased with that country and it's
future prospects.
Mrs. Hardesty was moving We'd
nesday from the j. G. Powell tene-
ment house on Depot street into
the next house west, lately occupied
by Isaac Statzell which also
belongs to Mr.. Powell.
James Paige aud Burdette Sand
burg, young grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Paige made their
grandparents a visit couple OF
days last week. Jim is attending
school at Atlantic this season.
Take Notice!
Members of the Congregational
Church are requested to be present
at the meeting Wednesday eve,
November 18th, at 500 O'Clock for
the purpose of deciding on retain
ing the minister and raising money
to defray the church debt. Lunch
will be served by the Ladies Aid.
L. j. OLDAKER,
Church Trustee.