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

Mles mamie ESSln&tOn was the |
guest of Miss Mary Gill Friday
night.
Ray Anciaux purchased a fine
new top buggy of one of our deal.
ers last week.
Ben Carver wes here from near
Adair Saturday attending to busi-
nese matters.
Charles Spencer of Sac City was ]
ia town on business Saturday and
visiting friends.
Charles Woodward was down
from Greeley Saturday calling on
his Numerous friends.
A aice steady shower fell Satur-
day forenoon, the first rain which
has fallen for many weeks.
DR.. Jacobsen and wife now reside
ia the Rev. Wisslsr house one door
south Of the Congregational church
Glenn Hunt is learning the bank
ing system in the First National
Bank, commencing there week
ago.
j. G. Powell was unloading a car
of ice Saturday, the third he has
received from the Bluffs in three
weeks.
Albert Wieland, wife and chill
dren returned Saturday from a
three woeks' visit with her sister re-
siding in Davenport.
Mrs. Tomsen, relative of Peter
Gude of West Extra, is quite i'll
at his home but was reported a
little better tnis week.
If you wish bus ride to the de-
pot call Produce House 1927 aud
you will get Oluf Jensen, the owner
and driver of that vehicle.
Oluf Jensen and wife are looking
after that new bus driver which |
arrived at their home Tuesday last
much to the delight of it's parents.
Mrs. John Mertes aud daughter,
Mrs. kurGhals of Carroll visited
from Thursday till Friday at the
home of Barney Martes and wife
near Adair.
Art Watterson returned to Sioux
City and from there to Omaha
where he has been playing the
piano for an amusement company
during the Carnival.
scheel was dismissed Thursday
in esder that all who wished to,
could Ettend the fair at Audubon,
and naaLy of the pupils availed
themselves of the opportunity.
Mr.. and Ms. Alfred Miller and
his father, Nj. Albert Miller, re.
turned "Wednesday from their out
ing ef several wseks in Denmark.
all looking well after their long
journey.
George Lefhnsweil is buildir o.
an addition to HE house l5x24 feet
and two stories SIGH and has
raised the old part up, nut a brick
wall under il and has made a cai,,r
uudenentf.
The Methodist choir is in process
OF enlargement now through the
efefts OF Mr.. NJ. B. Nelson. Clari.
act, violin and other instrumental
music will be added as we'll as
more singers. Good!
Mr.. Oliver Smith of Long Beach,
California, was in town last week
SHAKING hands with his many old
friends. From his looks we should
judge the salubrieus air of that
country agrees with him.
Joe Gcarheart was cut in south
Audubon township part of last
week and completed the work on
large cistern as well as laying ce-
ment walks around the house
wherever needed for ]. Bauer.
ID. r.. Jones, the Casey auctioueer,
arrived here Friday evening and,
with his son wtae resides in West
Extra, went Out near North Brazch
Saturday and cried the big live
stock, farm machinery and house-
hold goods salefer T.. j. Adair.
Miss VerHa Crsy was ia receipt Of
card last week from Mrs. Charles
Parrot stating that they arrived
safely at their destination in Ore
gon Sunday last and found Mr..
Albert Croy, wife and family all
enjoying life and we'll pleased with
the country.
From Thursdays Des Moinss
Daily Tribune: "Charles Henshaw
one of the most valuable members
of West Highs football squad, was
injured Ia the Drake practice game
Monday and will not be back in the
game for weeks. a fragment of
bene was broken off his ankle, and