Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-11-21
EXTRA, IOWA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2l 1907. 8

RA, IOWA, THURS
Prof. Carl Jorgensen will give in.
structions on the violin. Phone 81.
]. ]. Dimick passed Sunday down
on the main line.
= Andrew Jensen went to Corning,
tuesday on business.
Mrs. DR.. Jacobsen transacted kus-
mess in Audubon, Tuesday.
Smith Burton made business
trip to the Court House, MondaI.
Miss Ethel Hicks returned to
Red Oak Monday after visiting With
her mother and family.
Chas. Wilson of Greeley marke-
ted i've loads of hogs In Extra,
Tuesday>and Wednesday.
}. G. Powell had complete water
works system put in on his Extra
Heights property this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin we're
over Saturday night guests of E. L.
Gransberry and wife of Adair.
Miss N Nelson reslding west of
town went to Audubon Monday,
where che is working for lady.
Chas. McCord of Atlantic was Wis
iting friends and attending to bust.
ness in this town. Monday between n
trains.
Ed Beason and Geo. Mcfarland
of Audubon were Extra business
callers Tuesday, coming in their
automobile.
G. w. Houston returned from
North Dakota Monday after har-
vesting his big crop on his ranch
in that state.
Mrs. Cotton who resides between
Anita and Adair was visiting her
brother, VIM. Fulton and family ar
irving Monday evening.
Mrs. Ola Heath-Powers is sewing
for Mrs. Robert Gransberry south
of town. She will be employed
there about three weeks.
FOR SALE:-A fine lot of full
blooded Plymouth Rock Cockerels.
Write or telephone
d5 MRS. LEST, Extra.
A Special meeting of the mem
bers of Exsdus Lodge F. and A. M.
is called for Saturday evening for
work in the f. g. Degree two candi-
n ho1 1Cr
member is invited to be present.
Henry Heath who has been with
ditching gang for several months
In northern Iowa, and south Min
nesota, returned home Friday for
the winter. He reports that he had
a fine sleighride Sunday, November
9th, with the weather very cold.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Mar.
quesen a fine healthy son on Fri
day, November 18TH. This inter.
esting event makes Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Marquesen grandparents
much to their delight, and as for
the father, be wears the smile that
wont rub out.
w. R. Copeland, stenographer
for Hon. w. l. Smith, arrived here
Saturday from his home in the
Bluffs, and will visit few days
with his aged parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. w. Copeland. He expects
to move to Washington d. c. about
Thanksgiving.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. hudson
Young of Greeley on Thursday,
November l4th, seven and one
half pound boy. Mother and son
are doing well, the father treads
on air, and as for Grandpa Ed
Young, he is surely delighted the
way the smokes were being handed
around. Good luck to the boy.
Mr.. Hans Jensen, father of ]. w.
Jensen north of town, is out at
Cuppy's Grove this week visiting
a venerable couple whom he was
neighbor to quarter of a century
ago. He concluded this was about
the last chance ne would have to
visit them, they both being eighty
six years of age and have been
sixty years.
Mrs. Walker of North Dakota
who was visiting recently with her
brother, Clarence Masching and
" ife, went over near Casey to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Masching, where the first of the
week she was taken i'll with ap.
pendicitis and Wednesday an oper-
alton was performed which was
successful and the
lady is resting comfortably with
good prospects of speedy re-
covery.
For Sale
Choice Plymouth Rocks, only
10 cents. tt CAPPIE DODGE.