Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-03-12

VIM. Baylor and Chris Bauer
were couaty seat callers Saturday.
Barney Mertes and wife moved
Monday onto their farm down near
Adair.
VIM. Olsen of Hamlin was calling
on his daughter, Mrs. ]. Jacobsen,
Saturday.
Mr.. Connrarday was quite i'll, the
last 'of the week with an attack
of La Grippe.
Charley Gault left last week for
Texas, where he will join his father
for the summer.
FOR SALE: 10000 rolls of new
up to date Wall paper at Dofing's.
Evangelist Jones commenced a
religious revival at No. Z Sharon
township last Friday.
Fall and Winter pigs for sale.
G. M. DODGE
Extra, la.
VIM. Doffing moved out to his
farm last Saturday so that the town
will know him no more-well per-
haps.
Geo. Radclif returned last Friday
from Arcadia, Nebr. but did not
purchase farm at this time as in
tended,
Otto Pippen has gone to work
again for jacob Jacobsen at the Ii.
very barn after his visit to his sis-
ter in Omaha.
Mrs. Jane Bennett returned to
her home at Valley Junction last
week after visiting relatives here
for week or more.
We can sell you better paper for
lees moneythan agents or catalogue
houses do. Nick Doffipg
Rev. Bates returned from st. Joe,
Mo. Friday and reports his daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche in hospital un-
der treatment and some better.
Mrs. Mary Fulton returned from
Cedar Rapids Friday evening after
attending the M. N. r. State meet
ing as the representative of that or
ganization here.
Matt Thielen shipped out two
cars of fat cattle Saturday from his
own yard which were hard to beat
for their plumpness and should
command good price.
Our subscribers who are moving
at this season of the year will not
smiss copy of the paper if they will
kindly send us their present as well
as last post-office address.
| AL Andrews and wife returned
from Fairbury Nebr. last Friday af-
J ter short visit there. He likes the
town and the surrounding country
but did not invest in any property.
DIR. Jacobsen returned from Iowa
City over week ago but has been
out in the country visiting patients
most of the time since then 80 that
we have seen but little of him late
ly.
VIM. Bintner is once more resi-
dent of busy Extra having moved
into his property last week. Uncle
Billy has about regaiaed his nor
NAL health after many months af-
Fiction.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Tilley received
word from their son Harry at Aber-
deem So. Oak. last week that he was
married to young lady there on
March 2 and would soon bring his
bride here for visit with the home
folks.
Will 6. Brinkerhoff and Mre.
Milliman went to Cedar Rapids,
Saturday evening to be present at
the funeral of their half. brother,
Samuel Brinkerhoff, who was run
over and killed in that city last
Wednesday night.
VIM Thielen is building a fne
house on his new 240 acre farm
which the Eenison Brothers will
occupy. He is also erecting a big
barn on the premises. Will believes
in doing things right when he un-
dertakes anything.
Returned To His First Love
Mr.. 6. G. Williams aud family af
ter an absence of over year in
Mississippi aud at Corning
Ia, have returned to Extra where
they will no doubt settle down and
remain. Mr.. Williams says the wa
ter was splendid, the climate not
excelled, and the general health ot
the people good but it is no place
for a man without capital, therefore