Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18
TWENTY.ONE YEARS OLD.

eA&141S Extra, iowa
GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
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Sunday train IL :03 P. NJ and O5 P. NJ.
j. A. SPANGLER, Agent.
The Old Maids Convention
meets tonight at the K. P. Hall.
Come and see Prof. Make 'Em-Ov yer
transform ugly old maids into beauti-
full young ladies. Admission: Adults,
Is cts; children, 10 cts; reserved seats,
35 cts. Tickets on sale at Findlay's
pharmacy.
Mrs. Oliphant went to Atlantic
Saturday to visit her con over
Sunday.
Albert Johnson purchased new
road cart while in town last
Saturday.
Mel Masterson and D. L. Artist
marketed car of hogs in Extra
last Saturday.
When in need of Sign and carri-
age painting and inside decorating
call on j. NJ. Peterman. If
John Rieff went to Carroll Satur-
day to pass couple of days at the
home OF his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, John Harrison and wife.
Andrew Larsen is now installed
clerk in the Cotton store where he
will be glad to welcome his numer-
ous friends and we'll wishers.
Duff Varney has been having a
siege of the "Pink eye" the regular
old fashioned kind which is now
yielding to medical treatment.
The mother of Rufus Howland
aud Mrs. Frank May of Greeley, lies
very low at the home OF the latter,
old age being the principal
ailment.
Thad Seibert celebrated his
eleventh birthday last Friday. His
boyish heart was made glad by the
receipt of several nice presents
suited to youth of his age.
Nick Thielen of south east Audu-
bon township marketed nice load
of hogs in Extra, Friday, and made
it point to boost his subscription
to the Journal notch in advance.
Matt Thielen shipped carload
of very nice looking cattle of his
own feeding to market Saturday
and Hensley Brothers & Thielen a
car of hogs Friday and one on
Saturday.
d. o. New, the piano man, has a
mascot, an old style copper cent
of the date of 1918, which he has
carried for several years and which
he values very highly as a memen-
to of the years gone by.
Miss Bonnie Woodward of Allan.
tic, who visited her grandparents
the first of last week in Audubon
stopped off in Extra last Friday on
! her return and visited her for rmer
classmates for few days.
Rev. Sloan of north east Greeley
was in town Friday on his way tc
Charlton, Iowa. He has not decid-
ed when he will move or where he
will locate as yet but will perhaps
know while he is gone away.
Mrs. Kate Barnes and children
of Atlantic visited from Thursday
until today with her parents and
sister, Mrs. Kline, prior to her re-
moval to Omaha where her hus-
band has been working the past
I year.
Henry Kroeger entered upon his
duties as ive1yman at the east OF
Hunter barn where he will be
. pleased to see all his old patrons
and others desiring rigs which are
both new and stylish together with
good teams.
w. S. Bush of Fairfax, South Da
kota, purchased one of the very
hest Short Horn bulls of w. B
Temple while here last week thai
was ever shipped out of the state,
to head his fine herd of cattle or
his ranch in that state.
Sam Jensen of Audubon town
ship being musically inclined, anc
laet Friday being hls birthday, ht
had fine piano taken to his home
which furnished the melody for a
large party that evening. Severa
couples went from Extra.
J. H. Jorgensen of this city hat
established reputation as {
manufacturer of fine cigars tha
won't down as he is kept busy al.
the time making and DELIVERING
the different brands he deals in
Give him your orders and patr.
nize home manufacturers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Jones wers
called upon to part with thei
youngest child, Willie, last Friday
after short illness, aged yr
n no. da. The funeral seryicel
N were held from the M. E. churci
II last Sunday at 2;30 p. m., Rev. I. G
II Aten ot North Branch preaching
y the sermon, a after whic.a. the remain'
n were borne to the Extra cemeter,
where they were laid to rest. Th'
bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of their friends in this com
munity in this, their hour o
q sorrow.
Cheap Money.