Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-11-19

% YEARS OLD.
To Our Correspondents
Next Thursday being Thanksgiv-
ing, the Journal force will get the
paper out one day early and enjoy
the holiday. 1t is therefore desired
that all copy intended for the paper
whether by regular correspondents
or otherwise will be sent ONE DAY
EARLIER than usual. Wishing you
all, dear readers, a joyful Thanks
giving, we remain
The Peoples Friend,
The JOURNAL.
DR.. Clay was in Atlantic one day
last week on business.
A big fire was reported from Ca
sey yesterday doing much damage.
MIR. Dye moved to Audubon the
past week where he is running a
pool hall.
"By" Campbell of the Audubon
Republican was an over Saturday
visitor in Extra.
Bert Hill marketed twenty-five
head of nice smooth hogs Saturday
selling to our local dealers.
The ground was covered with the
beautiful last Friday with de-
cided fall in the temperature.
w. p. Turner visited in Anita one
night this week and received his
wages at masonic meeting.
Miss Marietta returned from Des
Moines the middle of last week af-
ter an absence of couple of weeks.
Mrs. Chris Jensen has been quite
ill the past week and under the
care of one of our local physicians.
Jacob Jacobsen purchased nice
yellow geared $l15 buggy at liv-
cry barn sale in Atlantic last week
Miss Jessie butcher has been as
sisting in arranging the goods in
the new J. 7. Lohner store the past
week.
Jacob Jacobsen has an animal, "a
fine maroon the sick roll and un-
der the care of one of our town
veterinarians.
Henry Campbell moved this week
into his own house on Carthage
street recently occupied by w. 8.
Varney and wife.
Guy Dennison is down on one of
the William Thielen farms helping
his brothers crib their corn. He
intends 10 farm. over in Guthrie
county next year.
Mr.. q. G. Stoneorook of Sac City
who represents big lightning rod
factory in that town was shaking
hands with old trieuds in this town
Thursday OF last week.
Mrs. William Delahoyde OF Avoca
was the guest of Mrs. Connrardy
from Friday until Sunday. She re-
ports doing very good business
in dressmaking in Avoca.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. church are trying to secure a
carload of old papers, magazines,
etc. Help the ladies out. They
will call for them when they get
ready to ship to paper mill.
On Halloween night some one
set Miss Mariettas two big galvan-
lied tubs out alongside the road
during her absence and now she ID
casting her eyes about to see if she
can discover the missing articles
which were probably stolen the
next night as they were near the
road all day after Halloween.
The following is list of letters
remaining in the postoffice Novem,
Der 11th, uncalled for: l.. j. Ander-
son, Juns Jensen, w. E. Trimble,
Dick Martin, F. G. Spencer and
A. p. Patterson. If not called for
within two weeks after above date,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office, is the announcement made
by Postmaster Powell.
Mrs. L. z. Petersen writes to her
brother, Theo Patty, that the sec
ond operation on his mothers eyes
was performed last week at the
Iowa State Hospital i'll Iowa City
aad the operation promises to be
successful and that the lady will be
restored to her sight She will not
leave the hospital tor about three
weeks from the time the last opera