Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-09-26

Henry Kerns was in Audubon on
business, Tuesday.
We are still making money for
you on paint. See Findlay.
Oliver Smith came down from
Audubon Tuesday after a business
visit there.
Sa N E. Harm returned from the
Harlan Fair last Saturday and
good time.
t. ]. Adatr marketed twenty eight
head of hogs here Saturday and
Sylvester Berry, one load.
DIR. Jacobsen entertained his
father who resides in the eastern
part of the state, last week.
James Jenkins moved Wednes-
day from the M. E. parsonage to
rooms over the Cotton store.
Chris Jensen had a walk put
down from the street walk to his
house Monday as did MIR. Baum
gartner.
Chris Weidemeyer, wife and three
children of near Adair were guests
of Henry Kroeger and wife over
Saturday.
William Delahoyde will start out
on the road again in day or two
to solicit sales for the fruit tree firm
he is canvassing for.
Word comes from MEMO that
Arthur Pine and wife are the proud
parents of sweet girl baby after
six years of married life.
The young people will give a
nice dance in the D. B. hall tonight
and George Sornson and Nels
Hansen will furnish the music.
The creamery picnic today ie be-
ing largely attended and the Oak
Hill band is discoursing sweet
music for the amusement of the
crowd.
George Foust and family have
moved from south of town back
into West Extra and occupy the
Spencer, formerly the George
Smith residence.
Henry Minerman purchased a
fine two seated carriage last Satur-
day of one of our dealers, as also
did Hugh Bowen and August Burr
each one seated rig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wieland and
children of Carroll arrived in Extra
last Saturday an visit to his uncle
Rev. Father Wieland and niece,
Miss Bridget Wieland.
The Methodist people have torn
down the remnants of the old barn
near the parsonage and are replac'
ing it with new one and are also
building new cave for the parson.
age.
Charley Spencer lost wheel of
his auto Monday which hindered
him from getting home that day
while his lone passenger had to
return on the train Tuesday
morning.
The Misses Siebert gave a fare.
we'll reception last night in the
Maccabee hall to their cousins,
the Misses Myrtle and Drucy Ross,
who will coon return to their home
in Kansas.
Will Cunningham of Westfield
South Dakota, was in town today
calling on friends. He was on his
way to purchase drug stock with
which to start drug store In his
new location.
Mrs. Fryberger and the twins are
visiting relatives in the east part OF
the state and the unhappy agent al
the depot will have ten days yet tc
ruminate on the trials of man
when his wife ia away.
Gene Porter is working for hi.
brother in the west livery barn and
Earl Brown has left there and gone
on the road as hostler and bill
poster for an agent of medicine
company at 500. per month anc
expenses.
Henry Kroeger traded the livery
stock aud vehicles in his west barr
Monday to John Porter of Audnbor
township for his farming tools, thu
latter taking possession at once
Mr.. Kroeger still has charge of tn,
hearse and bus at his east barn.
Marion Rnmelheart, Albert John
son, and Herman Henkel returned
from Woonsocket, South Dakota
Tuesday we'll pleased with thei
visit. hirs. VIM. Hocamp viii
return Thursday from there having
visited her son, Warren Rumelhar
and wife who reside there.
Football Season Opened
The Audubon and Extra team,
engaged in lively football gam
I last Saturday on the Athleti
grounds in Extra, the result bein,
a draw. the score etanding ten AM
ten. Our boys claim the game a
they say they offered to play the ii
which the visitors declined to DE-
The game may be repeated befor