Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-07-30
EXTRA, IOWA, THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1905 81

Wyman Harvey went to Atlantic
Wednesday noon on business.
Charles Stocking OF Audubon
{ g in the city yesterday on busi-
Mr.. McHargue of Audubon was
down visiting come of the Extra
people recently.
Miss Isabelle Smith accompanied
her sister home from Council
Bluffs on Monday.
John Dimick is making plans for
a new porch on the east and south
sides of his residence.
Hugh Smith is putting in a new
heater for the bath rooms con-
nected with hfs tonsorial parlors.
Oluf Jensen's little daughter.
Margaret went to Atlantic Tuesday
noon to Visit with her aunt a few
days.
Julius Nelson, brother-in-law Of
Evans Marquesen, and family Wis.
tied their relatives here the last of
last week.
g. l.. Hensley says he has just
purchased sixteen head of fat
young cattle to feed his many
Extra customers.
Jake Carstens of Audubon town
ship came into town with five loads
of fat porkers last Friday morning
for our stock buyers.
Mrs. ]. c. Powell's sisters who
have been visiting her for some
time, returned to their homes in
Coxsackie, New York last week.
Miss Cora Layland of Audubon
and Miss Irene Wells of Nevada,
Iowa were in Extra last Friday
calling on DR.. and Mrs Oldaker.
Miss Effie Williams who had
been taking weeks outing from
her work in the e. d. Cotton store,
resumed her labors Saturday last.
Miss Edith Smith went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs Friday to play the pipe
organ in the Fret Congreg ational
church of tha. city in place of the
regular organist.
Mrs. Ed Gransberry from Adair
arrived in Extra Thursday of last
week and is the guest of Mrs. P. 1.
Whitted and other friends during
her sojourn in our New Railroad
city.
Wesley Chase, son of Joe Chase
of West Extra, is still in feeble
health with no hopes of improve
ment, the cause of his ill health
being injuries received good
while ago.
Nick Bintner who went to ST.
Joseph's hospital for an operation
for appendicitis some time ago, re-
ports that he has 80 far recovered
that he expects to be home the las:
of this week.
Mrs. Hood and little son who
have been visiting this summer at
the home of b. b. Perry, left for
their home at Nashville, Tennessee.
They go by the way of Chicago
where they will make visit.
Reports from the hailed out dis
trict of last week indicate that the
crops are not as badly damaged as
they were supposed to be, and at
this time things look more favor
able for part of crop at least.
Several punches Of cattle passed
through town Saturday morning
on their way to our stock yards.
Hensley and Thielens were the
buyers, they having purchased
the cattle from the sons of Mrs.
Leroy Hensley.
John Dicus writes from Griswold
that the Grand Army Reunion will
take ploce at that city the 10, 20 aud
2lst of August and that many
speakers including Gov. Cummine,
Smith Mcpherson and Judge
Deemer will crate on that occasion.
Rev. Kelly will preach at Bow
man church, North Branch, next
Sunday morning at eleven on
Guaranteeing and Church Goers,
Good and Bad" He will also
preach at Bear Grove church at
3 P. m. and at Wichita church at
night.
j. B. Connrardy arrived at his
home in this city Wednesday morn
ing after an extended trip to Port
land and other cities in Oregon and