Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-06
MONEY TO LOANl
With the German Saving
Bank at s pei, cent interest.
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Nick Conklin has gone to st. Joe to
work in lumber yard.
Miss Bellus of Extra was guest of
Miss Keith over Sunday.
Horace Bartlett of Brayton was q
business visitor Saturday.
Misses Harris and Tompkins depart
ed Saturday for their homes.
Ed. Prick is enjoyieg visit from
his sister and son of Chicago.
Mr.. ]. ]. Lewis is down at Brayton
visiting his relatives this week.
Mr.. Humiston went to Dunlap to
visit before going back to work.
Margaret Donahue is visiting out Of
town with relatives and friends
The father of Pat Mcmahon is lying
v,ry low at his home in Greeley.
Roy Riggs passed few days last
week with his friends and relatives.
Ingeborg Jorgensen, the Elk Horn
photographer, went to Extra Satur
day.
L. E. Simpson, wife and little
daughter returned from Extra
Saturday.
Rev. Father Weiland of Extra and
niece o. Carroll passed through town
Saturday.
William Hunt is loading car as
he and his family are preparing to go
to Washington.
i The A. o. U. w. lodge and the
n. w. A. lodge will play game OF
ball next Tuesday.
George Kramer and Charles KILLER
went to Oskaloosa to attend holiness
camp meeting Saturday.
4 Mrs Northup and children, Harold
and Ruth, left Tuesday noon tor
Quinland, Oklahoma, to visit rela.
tives about q month.
Mrs. j. Cousins of Brayton was up
the latter part of last week visiting
her son Darwin who is improving
rapidly and expects to be out in q
short time.
A. II. Roberts, assisted by his wife.
set out some beds of fine Towering
plants in front of the M. E. church
last week which will add much to the
surroundings.
Mrs. Robert Rice left Tuesday fol
her home at Ell Reno, Oklahoma
: She has been here visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Doak and
other friends and relatives.
The Woodmen held Memorial ser.
vices at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday afternoon, the address being
delivered by Prof. Soren r. Nelson Of
the Oakfield academy, after which
they marched to the cemetery and
decorated the graves of theil
comrades.
| The Memorial Day exercises at The
: Methodist church were very largely
attended and were of a very interest
ing nature, the music being very fine
and the address by Rev. d. r. G
Chambers was something beyond the
, ordinary. The exercises at the GENE
terry were also very good.
The commencement exercises of the
High School were held at the Presby
!. terrain church and were very largely
!, attended. The address by Hon. Wal
. ter l. Smith was masterpiece anc
the awarding of the diplomas by
~ 4h. olopoLlj plCoAOCuG Vi CdC oOdII
I of Education, was well worthy Of
t +, emulation.
3 AS Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wood and son
Max were returning home Sunday
evening from Kimballton where they
had been visiting with her parent,
I at the r n. Dickey home, the bur
! that held the tongue came off and lei
the pole of the buggy strike the
ground, which frightened the horse
i. and they started to run. Mrs. Woo
then threw Max out of the buggy
i without injuring him, and jumped
q out herself and by so doing she dis
located her ankle and broke bone il
the lower part of the limb. This hap
r pened near the Ed Johnson home il
g Sharon township. Mrs. Wood wal
e taken in the johnson home and DR.
g Brooks was sent for. She remained
there until Tuesday when she wa
brought home on cot in large trucl
wagon. Mrs. Wood is getting alonI
as well as could be expected.