Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-02-28

Tbos. Flynn of Stuart is in town
visiting friends.
It was jolly panhandle crowd, five
land seekers and four Agents.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Davis has been very SICK, but is now
improving.
A good correspondent wanted for
the Journal on route 4, Audubon. Who
will favor us?
B. G. Brock way returned to Mon.
tana home after pleasant visit here
with relatives.
Loud Ripley will clerk in a drug
store at Winterset and expect to move
his family soon.
Otto Lieb and family went down to
Oklahoma visiting friends of which
they have so many there.
Ping & Christensen did a lob of
masonry on the old George Gray
residence at Gray, last week.
B. w. Carr went to Ell Reno Okla.
last week where he spend a short time
visiting his son Ben and family.
Mrs. ]. F. Frazier returned from
Chicago Saturday, where she had been
to buy goods for her millinery work.
| Geo. s. Gray of Chesterville Texas
attended to some business matters
here and returned to Texas last week.
The father of W. A. Thompson is
here from Montana on a visit with his
son, and also bis sister, Mrs. William
A. Clark.
MIR. Thomas of Hamlin having
traded his fine farm for the Overholt.
ger block will take up his residence
here in the near future.
Rev. Grant is assisting in a protract-
ed effort at Shelby hence his congreg.
alton all attended the farewell sermon
OF DIR. Conybeare Sunday evening.
Charley Garroutte traded his one
half section of Dakota land for some
land near Anita and will move to his
new acquisition some time this spring.
Messrs. 3. D. Powell, George R
Spencer and John G. Schlater, all of
Extra, were up to Audubon Tuesday
night to receive the red cross degree
from the Godfrey commandery.
The Golden Wedding of the parents
of Mrs. John Asmus OF Manning was
held at Atlantic last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Asmus went down the line to
attend the event which can never
occur again.
Lew Beason and wife went to Salt
Lake City where they will make their
permanent home if they like the city.
Their circle of acquaintance here re-
gret to see these good people 90 to
another climate and state, to live.
j. A. Long the gentleman who has
been serving the trade so we'll at the
Zaner market, handed in his resignat.
ion last week to his new employers.
He has engaged with firm at Iowa
City and will move his family there
in the near future.
A. A. Zaner informs us that he has
sold about twelve tons of buckwheat
flour this winter. just think of the
stack of steaming buckwheat cakes
that would make, the pounds OF butter
they would take, the gallons of syrup
to make them sweet, and the hungry
mouths they would feed.
Ex-Sheriff VIM Armstrong has rem.
ted the Joe Tharnish property south.
east of town and will move his family
into it. He is interested with his son
Frank in the manufacture of q stock
food and other things, such as dips
and dipping tanks, etc. He will divide
his attention this season between his
large farm in Melville and the factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of Mel
vile township, were unfortunate last
week in losing their little daughter
Mary. She died on Wednesday Feb.
20, 1907, of heart trouble, aged nine
years, seven months and ten days.
The funeral service was held at the
home on Saturday morning by Rev.
9. D. Wendell, pastor of the Evangel-