Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-07-09
EXTRA, IOWA, THURSDAY, JULY g. 1908.
Roy Conrod of Carroll visited at
j. d. Herrick's the Fourth.

Roy Conrod of Carroll visited at
j. d. Herrick's the Fourth.
ID. Workman passed Monday
night with Audubon friends.
Miss Hinkle spent the Fourth in
Atlantic, returning home Monday.
Billy Rafferty,, the cigar salesman
made this town his semi-annual
visit last Friday.
Charles Stocking, the Audubon
laundryman, was calling on his
patrons last Friday.
Omar Witthauer visited friends
in Atlantic Friday night and until
Saturday evening.
Miss Schaffer of Burlington Wis
tied the Fourth at the home of
S. d. May and wife.
Mrs. John Curry of Oakfeld was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. N. P.
Christensen Friday.
Clyde Mccall of Greeley left Sat-
urday for Wyoming where he will
remain for some time.
Will Bauer of near Iowa City
passed the Fourth with his mother
out northeast of town.
Hensley, Thielen and Dimick
shipped out four carloads of hogs
Monday from this station.
Mrs. Charley Clure of Logan and
Miss Fern Schrader visited with
Ernest Clure over the Fourth.
I. III. Allen of Moline, Illinois
was in Extra on business last week
from Thursday until Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Bennett of Valley
junction visited her relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Newell Jobes last week.
d. r. Jones, the Casey auctioneer,
visited his son in West Extra the
Fourth, and also with his friend
FIR Wahlert.
Elder Campbell and Chris Juhl
of Stuart, Iowa, were Friday night
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jensen
north of town.
Miss Jessie May came home from
Des Moines Friday to visit over the
Fourth with her parents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. S. D. May.
Mrs. E. A. Voorhees, returned
from Oklahoma Friday after visit
ing her husband, Mr.. AL Voorhees,
for several weeks.
Miss Viola Cochorn of Anita Wis
tied last week with her cousins,
Hattie and Genevieve Wright on
north Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hunt of Valley
Junction visited last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hunt
southwe of town.
Al Herrich and two children of
Malvern, Iowa, spent the Fourth
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID.
Herrick of this town.
Mrs Eldora Burtcn--L Lane of the
Grand" hotel IN Des NIoines, Wis
tied with relatives and friends here
aud in Atlantic this week.
Ed Marquesen and George Lef-
finewell, both students in college
at Dee Moines, passed the Fourth
with their parents in Extra.
Mrs. Stephen Mates and two
children of Carroll visited her
mother, Mrs. John Martes and hus
band from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. r. Stoneking and children
were here over the Fourth from
their home north of Oakfeld visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Nan Bruner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pine, her
mother and niece of Casey were
over the Fourth visitors of his par
ents, John Pine aud wife out north.
east of town.
Mr.. Simmer of Chicago arrived
here Monday with car of cattle
for sale. Seven or eight years ago
he made this town frequent visits
bringing in and disposing of cattle
in car lots.
c. S. Erb of Bur@eli, Nebraska.
was in town last week and assisted
our team in the two ball games
Saturday in which our team
out matched the Benton Boomers
in both games.
Little Georgia Gill is now con
valescing aud ia reported ont OF
danger although still having some
pain. 1t will be remembered he
was taken i'll by eating too many