Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-12-05

IRA, IOWA, THURS
Insure in the Continental Incur
ance Company. THEo. PATTY, Agt.
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Dry batteries for Telephones and
autos at Findlay's.
Laurids Hansen's big sale De.
cember l4th. Come everybody.
DIR. w. U. Hammer has sold his
line South Street property to A. w.
Harvey.
Lee McAninch returned Last week
from Harlan after several weeks
absence.
There was good country party
Friday night at the "Boy" Herrick
home south of town.
George Lants of Corning was the
guest of Landlord Smith of the
Pack Hotel last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W. Alsup are en-.
tertaining his mother and brother
"a SsAoeASi AAohodoS ShAo VEGA,
Louis Heath of Brayton was the
guest of his cousin, Charles MILF
man and wife Saturday night.
Hurry up and get in on Findlay's
closing out wall paper sale. J off.
Prof. Minis Of Nevada, Iowa, re.
turned to his work the last of the
| of
here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. T. Waits enter
tanned her sister, Mrs. Smith, Of
Atlantic, couple of days this
week.
Bear in mind that Findlay expects
to have the largest and finest as
sortment of Holiday goods ever in
Extra.
Mrs. c. T. Waits passed Thurs-
day in Atlantic with her sister, Mrs.
Smith and usband, returning on
Friday.
Mr.. Jacob Wagner of uear Tenn
pleton is calling on old friends
in Audubon township and in Extra
this week.
j. n. McCreary of Audubon town
ship will occupy the Henry Bauer
farm in south Audubon township
the coming year.
Mr.. Bircka of Garner, Iowa, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
Stone Thanksgiving and. until the
first of this week.
Lee w. Griffith, formerly of near
Brayton but late of Anita, was sent
to Clarinda last week, having been
adjudged insane.
Charles Jensen and wife of At
lantic spent Thanksgiving with
his parents, PR. and Mrs. Chris
Jensen of this town.
Mr.. Henry Bush and sister, Miss
Lena, visited their uncle, ]. F. Bird
and wife of Oakland, Iowa, from
Friday until Monday.
Mr.. D. Mi1dleworth, of Adair
passed several days last week in
Extra with his - well several ac-
quaintances in this town.
Miss Bates and her friend, Miss
Matheny, returned to Stuart Sun
day after visiting Rev. Bates and
wife, parents of the former.
DR.. J. Montgomery of Milford,
Iowa, spent Thanksgiving at the
home of his sister, Mrs. P. L.
Whitted, in the south part Of town.
Miss Nettie Smith, of Nebraska
a niece of Frank Persing and wife
arrived in the city, one day last
week to make her relatives a short
visit.
| J.C. Powell has the carpenters
Wilson & Milliman, at work this
week, re-shingling and making
other repairs on the house former
ly occupied by Mrs. Hardesty on
Depot street.
Mrs. Rebecca Hardenbrook ar.
rived here Friday on ten days
visit with friends before returning
to her home at Arapaho, Oklahoma.
She has been visiting her daughter,
weeks.
1 w. X. Marietta, now at Los An
geles, California, writes to his
relatives that he has had close
call from losing one arm on ac-
count OF running nail into one
finger, resulting in blood poison,
but at the time of writing he was
considered out of danger although
the hand was swollen to twice it's
normal size.
Take Notice
No trespassing on my Audubon
township farm under penalty of
the law. HENRY BAUER,
Attention, Farmers