Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-01

night and Tuesday in Atlantic on B
business.
George Hoegh of Rt. 8, Atlantic, lie
came up and sold gooa horse to O.
our buyers Monday.
Mrs. Charles May and son, Ken tt
meth, visited her husband at Allan. st
tic from Sunday until Tuesday
Mrs. ii. Nj. Boorman and married d
daughter of Atlantic visited at the lie
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Delahoyde
Tuesday. NJ
Rev. Poison went to Soldier, Kan vi
sas, Monday to bring his wife and
child home again after long =
vacation.
Mr.. Isaac Andrews was an over
Sunday visitor with his brother,
II. F. Andre VS., returning to Allan. y
tic Monday. W
Mr.. Fremont Anders went to
Walnut Monday to visit a few days al
with his daughter, Mrs. Chris Spoo o
and has band
d. E. Stranger went to Anita r,
Monday, returning as far as Allan g.
tic where he attended to business m
matters Tuesday.
Nick Doffing WAS in Omaha the NJ
last of last week laying in the lar "
gest stock of holiday goods ever a,
brought to Extra.
Miss Strobele, former teacher in
our schools, visited from Saturday -
until Monday with friend in Extra " "
returning to Des Moines Monday.
The two lumber companies are
stocking up their yards now with 81
several carloads of lum mber, shin- Ell
giles and posts to be ready for the IL
fall trade.
Sam E. Harm left Wednesday in r,
company with Charley Thompson "
for South Dakota where they will iu
probably enter on the list and try
their luck as drawers of land. =
Mrs. kilworth of this town and G.
Mrs. Charley Kommes residing i.
south of town went to Omaha Mon
day to view the sights of a big city
as well as to attend the carnival. W
John Persing left Monday for his in
home south of Casey to look after al
things there, bis wife still remain-
ing here to care for her mother, r,
Mrs. Conklin who is reported slight -
ly better. =;
Rev. eager at the last conference te
was transferred from Avoca to
North Branch and on Friday last .
his goods arrived here and were "
taken over to the Branch by his u
parishioners. u
Luther Wells, the sou-in-law of "
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leffingwell QD,
moved Friday into the L. Hunt
house vacated by George Hunt, -
second house west of the big :,
bridge ia West Extra ~
DR.. Riley returned Thursday eve Ia
from Wisner. Nebraska, where he IA
was called to see his brother Lin.
cola who was operated on the Sun =
Gay before for appendicitis, DIR. .,
0haries Allison of Omaha perform ..
'ns 'ne work successfully as the -
Paueht seemed in a fair way to re. :,
cover VIXEN tn. doctor left. "a
Mrs. J. A. Hughes, formerly Eva
Bell, of Los Aogeles, Califor,;a
arrived here Tuesday Oh waah,e
visit with her father, sister and y
grandmother Derr and Aunt A.,.
Dorr, and friends. She will visit a,
Charter Oak aud lastly at Sieux =,
City before returning to hsr home. ),
Major Anderson and wife arrived Il
here last week on a visit to her par
ents, George Paige and wife. He =
went with our band to the fair last /,
week and assisted in the playing r
He will go out On the road again =
to seek location and in the mean =
time she will remain here and can :,
vas in town ana surrounding =,
country.
Mrs. Albertine Pickering whose
headquarters are in Atlantic. WAS -
in town one day last week in the =
interest of The American Home -
Finding Association" Her object =
was to solicit funds to carry ON the . !,
good work OF securing homes for =
neglected or abused children and
youths, also homes for mother and
child without separation. She will II
give our city more thorough can d
vass in the near future. tt
City Improvements e
The cost OF cement crossings put il
down this summer in our town and II
n llnx nxuad 70 l.