Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-10-10

SHlppeQ FOlanO DOaT Weighing
three hundred and ninety pounds
to D. F. Yoder, Esq, also special
ist of this fine breed of Arthur,
Illinois.
On October 23d, Mr.. Jensen will
hold public sale at his farm for
the dispersion of his surplus stock.
Some fine youngsters will be on the
mat that day, presided over by
Col. F. o. Cubbage of Battle Greek,
Iowa.
Miss Lily Hunt went to Des
Aoines Tuesday.
E. A. Tilley went to Des Moines
Monday to visit friends.
Mr.. T. ]. McClain was a county
seat caller Saturday forenoon.
w. P. Turner had business call
ing him to Atlantic Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Miller are the
parents of big boy born to them
last week.
E. C. Crane has employed a new
barber to assist in his increasing
patronage.
Miss Lena Metz is now employed
az one of the lady clerks in the Ed
Cotton store.
Mrs. Murphy of Atlantic is fin
ishing her dress making course in
Extra this week.
BARN FOR RENT:-Enquire of
Hans Miller at the Alsup harness
shop or at this Office. o17
Mrs. H. h. Dimick is again able
to be about the house much to the
delight of her friends.
Mrs. Nelson, wife of the Extra
Creamery manager, returned from
Omaha Friday evening.
w. P. Turner left Saturday on a
business trip to Pierre, South Da-
kota, which consumed few days.
Oscar Fowler passed the last of
the week in Omaha, going that far
with his brother, Wilbert and wife.
H. NJ. Clark of Bemidji, Mime.
sota, was interviewing old friends
in Extra and vicinity the last of
last week.
Mrs. Bowman visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Witthauer, in
Anita from Sunday until
Wednesday.
John w. Murphy of Atlantic was
in town last Friday and Saturday
on business and calling on former
neighbors.
Miss Hansen of Des Moines was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Jor-
gensen last week, going from here
to Audubon.
Tom Lohner has rented the Mrs.
j. NJ. Andrews property on the ele-
| walton north of the depot and
moved there last Saturday.
Charles Patty was at work for
Francis Edwards last week boring
for water and reports that he sue
ceeded in striking a fine vein.
Mrs. Joe Bell writes her husband
that she is now visiting her daugh-
ter at Deborah, Iowa and after her
visit there is completed she will re-
| turn home.
Misses Eta Spencer and Carrie
Gault went to Hamlin Saturday to
visit the first named lady's sister,
| Mrs. Frank Hopley, two miles east
of that town.
Barney Dotfing loaded two cars
of cattle at Anita Saturday took
them to Chicago, sold them at a
good price and returned home
Tuesday evening.
Ed Young brought in a carload
of one hundred and fifteen pound
pound grass fed cattle Saturday
which were fine looking animals to
have only a grass diet.
Mrs. A. e. Guernsey started for
Salt Lake City one day last week on
a visit to her son, Richard, who
holds good position in that city
working for the U. P. Railway
Mrs. c, w. Houston returned this
week from Kathryn, North Dakota I,
and reports herself well pleased
with that country and it's pros
poets. Mr.. Houston will return
about November lst.
| Born October 9th, to Mr.. and
/ Mrs. James E. Walker, sweet
little girl. Mother and child are
doing we'll while the father is as
happy as any man can be over the
advent of their first born.
Miss Kitty Jorgensen has been
quite ill tor several days at her par
ents' home in this town; but her
position in millinery store as
trimmer is still held open for her
as soon as she is able to return to
Des Moines.
Alfred Miller, with the assistance
of number of relatives and
friends, celebrated his forty. eighth
birthday Tuesday afternoon and
evening. Those present from out
of town were: Hans Hansen, Juhl
Phillipsen and wife, John Schoebe
and wife, George Christensen and
wife and Peter Beck and wife. A
splendid feast was served and the
time was then taken up with
special amusements until the wee
sma' hours.