Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-11

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GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
SA----------S:0o a. m. s42.----- -12:s5 a.. m.
s4s----------s:s5 p. m. s44-45 80 p. m.
Sunday train 2:03 P. NJ. and 1:O5 P. NJ.
j. A. SpANeLER, Agent.
E. j. Hansen visited friends
in Omaha over Sunday.
A good work horse for sale, see
John Nelson, Extra, Iowa. If
John Guidinger and VIM Blntner
were county seat visitors Monday.
Mrs E. J. Freeman of Audubon
was visiting last week with Extra
friends.
John Hunter returned to his
home south of Guthrie center last
Friday.
Miss Morrissey passed Saturday
Audubon.
Henry Reilander was in town
Saturday and purchased fine
new buggy.
las. A. Beard was attending to
business matters at the county seat
last Saturday.
Peter Peterson is erecting sub
stantial fence around his premises
on South street.
Miss Bartlett visited over Sunday
with Extra friends returning to
Audubon Monday.
Chris Volt of east Audubon
township had several loads of hogs
on the market last Friday.
The paper hangers are 40
crowded with orders now that it
will take some time to do them.
+. W. Tibben and wife were
guests of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
FIR. Wahlert in Extra last Friday.
Jacob Bauer is preparing to
build fine residence on his farm
in south west Audubon township.
Ira Baird and J. Doak have enter
ed into partnership and will soon
open up a butcher chop in Audu-
bon.
Prof r. A. Sell of Mitchelville Ia.
was interviewing the school Board
Saturday, as was Prot Caillet of
Adair.
Ito l,,,o o1.1,
menced housekeeping on his
township.
j. l.. Wheeler and Charles
Boehme of Audubon township had
business in Atlantic Friday and
Saturday.
Anton Nepper visited his
daughter at the Clarinda hospital
last week and reports her improv-
ing in health.
Do not fail to be present at the X.
P. Hall Thursday evening April Is.
II you do you will miss the greatest
treat Of your life.
Miss Ethel Hicks visited her
mother on north Park street dur
Ing SCHOOL VdCdLlOu W
Red Oak Saturday.
Mrs O. R. Conyers of Valley
Junction passed last week with her
sister Mrs r. r. Gill IN this city re-
turning home Friday.
Mrs Hammer and aunt went to
Atlantic Saturday to visit over
Sunday with the husband OF the
former DR. w. U. Hammer.
Albert Wieland passed Sunday
with his family and uncle Rev.
Wieland returning to Carroll Mon
day to resume work on his house.
Mrs Walt Delahoyde's eldest child
has been quite i'll for few days
with threatened lung trouble, but
prompt medical aid has relieved
him.
VIM. Delahoyde returned from
the north part of the state last
week and has been delivering trees
here and in Brayton the past three
days.
Chas Palm and Jacobsen both
Audubon township stock feeders
went to Chicago Saturday with two
carloads each of corn fattened
steers.
Conductor Lemon was in charge
of twenty-five car loads of cattle
and hogs on this branch Saturday
evening six cars going from this
station.
New designs in wall paper 1907
patterns cant be duplicated in any
other store in town, either in tex
ture or price.
Nick DoFFING.
1T. Kommes had one of the
drayman take fine kitchen cabi-
net out to his bachelor home south
of town last week for use in the
new household he is intending to
open soon if reports be true.
NOTICE.