Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-09-26
TWENTY-ONE YEARS OLD.
LID. EXTRA, IOWA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER &c. 1907

EARS OLD. Elk.
Oiuf Jensen pays highest price
for poultry.
Mrs. Lou Klever returned from
Atlantic Sunday.
Ere Anders went to Audubon on
business last Saturday.
Fred Bartlett is still in Canada
looking after his farm.
John Schlater is preparing to
build large hog house.
Secure your coal before the pre-
dicted hard winter sets in.
Albert Bintner il intending to
attend the Fair in Atlantic.
Ethel freeman, of Audubon, was
in town Sunday calling on her
friends.
Mrs. N. Is. Crane was ill the latter
part of the week and under a doc
tors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Rasmussen
and child visited relatives west of
town Sunday.
There will be special for work
in the third degree Saturday even
ing in the Masonic Hall.
Miss Drusy Davis was the guest
of her friend, Miss Emmaline
Spencer, the first of this week.
w. B. Fryberger, the agent at the
depot went down the line Saturday
evening returning Monday,
Mr.. Riddle out in south Audubon
township is preparing to paint his
residence, large barn and shed.
Mrs. VIM. Fowler and son, Wilbur
and wife were guests of their rela-
tives, VIM. VanAernam and wife of
Audubon township, Sunday.
C. C. Christensen came down
from Audubon Sunday and visited
over night with friends. He is en-
ployed in the D. E. Soar harness
shop.
MIS. xOQoS VI 0OuIA DdhOtd dAA
sister, Mrs. George Hardenbrook
of Arapahoe, Oklahoma, are visit
ing old neighbors and friends tor
a few weeks.
Mr.. E. Taylor, a gentleman in the
employ of an implement firm of the
Bluffs was out in the country, Sat
urday, making repairs on thresh-
ing epgine for George Radcliff.
Duroc Jersey Male Pigs for sale
Also four fall boars. Best
breeding pedigrees furnished.
T. ]. CoGLoN,
If Extra, Iowa.
Miss Morrissey visited relatives
in Audubon from Friday evening
until Sunday noon. She now has
thirty six pupils enrolled in her
department, the second primary
room.
Mrs. James Gregg and two daugh-
ters, of Pennington, Minnesota,
home after a short visit at the
Mrs. Lancelot and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson.
The merry party of automobilists
who went north Thursday night for
ride, got the ride and fine sup
ply of slush on the run home as
the tracks made by their vehicle
showed the next morning ON the
streets.
j. w. Jensen, north of town. in
tends to take his daughter, whose
leg is partially disabled, to Des
Moines this week to get it supplied
with such surgical appliances as
will assist the limb in regaining it's
normal shape and strength.
Mr.. Lastine residing northeast
of town returned Saturday from
Seattle where he accompanied the
Frank Hensley party three weeks
ago and expresses himself as being
delighted with the state of Wash.
ington and will sell out no doubt
and move there as soon as possible.
The attention of those in power is
called to the fact that the Jefferson
street bridge in the south part of
town needs half soling, several of
the old planks have decayed at
different times making bad holes
which the marshal has been kept
busy repairing.
A. w. Harvey returned from the
Harlan fair, Saturday morning
having captured third money with
his horse, Edgar" and fourth with
"Abe Miller" He says they had an
excellent fair many exhibits being
entered both of stock and agricul-
tural and horticultural products
being shown.
DR.. Riley returned from Nebraska
Saturday morning after weeks
absence visiting his brother. He
reports nice outing and also that
there were plenty of prairie chick
ems and ducks to be seen and his
friends know what an effect that
would have on man of the doctors
temperament.
Master Phil Guernsey was happi-
ly surprised last Friday evening
when his school mates to the num-
Der of % went unannounced to his
home where the evening was
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