Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-08

went to Audubon Saturday to visi
her nieces, the Frazier girls.
Oluf Jensen, manager of the
Extra Produce Company, paid ou
$5l6.2a for poultry during July.
Mayor Howard has been having
a serious time with one of his eyes
which has been much inflamed.
Frank Hunt and wife of south OF
Casey visited with relatives in and
near town Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Dorsey, the mother of Mrs
A. c. Andrews, went out to Omaha
Thursday evening to visit friends
Miss Bonnie Heller of Walnu
has night charge of the Centra
office during the absence of Mrs
Harm.
Mise Hazel Perry returned te
Atlantic Saturday after week.
visit with her aunt, Mrs. D. E
Stranger.
S. E. Harm. wife and daughter
left here Monday for ten days
outing at the lake resorts of north
ern Iowa.
Mr.. Kelsey, the Audubon marbl,
solicitor, was in town Friday or
business for the company he il
working for.
Mrs. ]. III. Bell left Tuesday on E
visit to her children residing al
Minneapolis, Minnesota, anc
Deborah, Iowa.
Miss Gertie Bell and cousin, Miss
Edna Dorr left last week for Char
ter Oak on visit to a married
sister of Miss Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kroeger and
where she is visiting his parents
he returning on Saturday.
G. v. Hansen did not purchase
the farm he visited below Des
Moines last week, it not meeting
the demands he requires.
Albert W1eland, wife and chill
dren of Carroll visited over Sun.
day with his uncle, Rev. Wieland
at the Catholic parsonage.
Carl Nelson, wife and two daugh
ters returned from Lincoln, Nebras
ha, Monday evening after good
visit with their son, Andrew.
Tom Lohher purchased the
Tucker property on Washington
street last Saturday at very
reasonable price it is reported.
Alfred Miller and daughter, Miss
Mollie went to Guthrie Center last
week to visit few days with his
brother, P. A. Miller and family.
Miss Gertie Cousins has returned
to her dressmaking in Extra after
a two weeks absence in Oakfield
visiting her sister, Mrs. Gearheart
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beebe OF
Wiota were over Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Johnson. MI.
Beebe is Wiota's efficient post
master.
E. M. Blakeslee and wife, Mr.
Earl Holton and Miss Pearl Wag.
ner of Anita were over Sunday
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. o. Jenkins, who reside in the N
E. parsonage.
A letter from Walter Hensley
who is travelling over the western
country with his mother, writing
from Glenwood, idaho, says, "We
are we'll pleased with this western
country and all feeling fine. Please
change our paper to Cupertino
California"
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Davis, re.
siding near the southeast corner
of Audubon township, were calling
on his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Davis, last Saturday. Mr.. Davis is
preparing to build a 5Sx60x24 foot
b arm on his farm as soon as he can
get the material on the ground.
VIM. Masterson and daughter
Miss Veda, started Monday for Oil
City, Pennsylvania on a month e
visit with his and his late wifee
relatives. He expects to have a
fine visit rendered more go by the
fact that Mr.. and Mrs. Mastersor
were born, raised and married in
the neighborhood of that city.
Hansen Brothers put down a ce
ment crossing last week at the in.
tersection of Harrison and Car
thage streets aud one joining it OH
the south for the Danish Lutheran
church, and one south of that fol
John Nelson and an alley crossin e
abutting that on the south; this
leaves only the walk along the
Riley drug store lot to be laid
when that side of the walk will be