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

INV ENIY.ONE I
For piano and vocal lessons see
Miss Anna Smith, Parochial school
Extra Iowa.
The scar and yellow leaf is putt
ing in it's appearance.
Bring your wheat to Oluf Jensen
and exchange it for the best flour.
John Bennett was laid up the
latter part of last week with a bad
cold.
The Misses Bruner and Pearson
visited friends in Oakfield Friday
night.
The "Annex" did a big business
last Saturday in the line of shoes
for all ages.
Mrs. Counrardy passed Saturday
night at the home of Mrs. M. Scharff
in Atlantic.
Charley Jenkins is at home again
after an absence of several weeks
on business.
Mrs. Moore, mother of John
Moore of Greeley is still helpless
from paralysis.
Joe Gearheart has in neat and
substantial walk on the south side
of his premises.
VIM. Bintner is still an Omaha
hospital patient, his condition
being unchanped
Miss Ethel Simpson of south east
Extra township was shopping in
this town Saturday.
Charles Decker. of Montana, is
visiting relatives in Extra and
Audubon townships.
DR.. Riley has made preparations
to construct concrete walk in
front of his residence.
Farmers are fearful that but little
plowing will be done this fall un-
less rain falls in plenty.
Mrs. Hans Rattenberg of Atlantic
was calling on friends in Extra,
Thursday of last week.
Fifty tons of baled hay for sale.
OLUF JENSEN.
Mrs. Pearson returned from Oak
field Saturday after visiting his
relatives residing there.
Alfred Burwell and family are
visiting at the home of his brother,
Asel, southwest of Extra.
Drace Soreneen and Lars Esbeck
of east of Elk Horn had business
here the last of last week.
Charley Spencer and wife passed
Saturday out in the country visiting
friends going in his automobile.
A cement walk is being laid IN
front of the Christian Science
church lot in the east part OF town.
Mrs. Essington and Miss Mamie
were shopping in Extra Saturday
coming from Brayton on the morn
ing train.
VIM. Benton purchased large
wooden water tank when in town
the last of last week for use in his
stock yard.
George Huyck after an absence
of twenty two days visiting eastern
friends and relatives returned home
one day last week.
Stephen Gano replaced the old
awning in front of the store occu-
pied by John Nelson as an imple-
ment and hardware store.
Charley Patty finished fine we'll
for A. ]. Baylor last week, the water
of which will be drawn by means
of small gasoline engine.
Ed Young aud wife returned Fri
day from Fairfax, South Dakota.
Mrs. Young is feeling better than
when she left home over week ago.
Mrs. Johu Braun and children of
Lemars, Iowa, will be here this
week to visit his brother, Frank
Braun and wife northeast of town.
Paul Zaner returned from Colo.
RADIO last week and on Thursday
himself and wife left for a visit
with two sisters residing in central
Nebraska.
Several farmers in this vicinity
have announced they will have
public sales in the near future
while others are talking Of having
sales later on.
A scissors grinder was applying
his profession in this town all of
last week making money for him
self and giving good satisfaction
to his patrons.
Mrs. Peter Petersen was called
out one and one.halt miles south
of Elk Horn the last of last week,
her daughter Mrs. Nicolai Freder.
icksen beng much worse with
what is said to be heart trouble.
Ward Card Killed
Ward E. Card, of Atlantic, was
killed in the yards there Friday
morning while switching, his body
being terribly mangled. He was
we'll known on the branch where he
has acted as brakeman off and on