Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-15

Seth Hartzell left Monday for
Long Beach, Cal, to spend the win
ter.
Miss Rucker took trip out on
the main line of the Rock Island
Monday.
John Pine of southeast Greeley
had business at the Court house,
last Tuesday.
Atlys. Andrews and Rasmussen
and j. b. Lohner were court house
callers, Tuesday.
Mr.. Jorgen Hartvigsen of near
Kimballton was calling on Extra
friends last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Powell of Marine visi-
ted last week with her nephew, E.
ID. Powell and family.
Grant Smith and wife of Wood
ward, Iowa, arrived here Sunday
On visit with friends.
Mrs. e. B. Holmes returned to
Extra Monday after weeks visit
with friends in Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gault were bap-
tized and became members of the
Methodist church Sunday.
A case of scarlet fever of mild
form is reported at the Hartshorn
residence southeast of town.
Otto Witthauer returned Tuesday
from O'Neil, Nebr. after entering
his name on the registry list.
VIM. Dotfing, Joe and Miss Doro-
thy Gilroy and Fred Wahlert were
court house visitors Monday.
NJ. B. Nelson of the First Nation
al Bank took trip up in the north
part of the state Monday, returning
Tuesday.
Will Kommes sold sixty head of
cattle or three cars to Atlantic par
ties last week, delivering them in
that city.
Chris Roher had complete sys-
tenn of waterworks put in on kis
farm last week by one OF our
dealers here.
Mrs. Charles Neff of Liberal, Kan
sas, is visiting her brother, H. S.
Burton. south of town, her daugh-
ter and other relatives for ii month.
Mr.. Henry Kroeger and wife are
parents of a ten pound girl born one
day last week. This is rather stale
news now but better late than
never
George McClain, north of town,
took first premium on ten ears of
corn at the county fair recently and
his son Gail received first premium
i'll the pony race.
Charley Hunt aud John Hicks
formed party of two who left
Monday noon for the promised
land at ONeil, Nebraska, where
they will try their luck for farm.
Road Boss Jack Hiukle deserves
much praise for the way he is maxi
ing the numerous ruts 80 they can
be Travelled in safety and with COM
fort on the road southeast of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hill of west
of Anita visited last week with his
relatives in Audubon township, at
Ed Young's in Greeley and at the
Otto Witthauer home in Extra Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Will Powers aud children
went to Casey Monday where they
were met by her husband who TOOK
them to Greenfield where they will
reside for the present, he having
secured work there.
Chris Hansen moved his mousse
hold goods to Audubon, his wife
and children following on Monday.
Chris will be missed in West Extra
where he has lived and engaged in
business for several years.
Miss Byrd Connrardy had her
Eastern Star pin returned to her
the other day by boy who had
found it and restored it to her on
learning to whom it belonged thr II
a person who had seen her local in
this paper.
Frank Williams, George Hunt
Ed Leffingwell, Mel Parrott and
Y. b. Gearheart left on the evening
train Monday for O'Neil, Nebraska,
to register their names with the
many thousands who have regis
tered before.
Good Things to Eat
Saturday next the ladies of the
Congregational Church Aid Society
will hold an Exchange in the build
ing on the corner, vacated by Mr..
Cation and will alSo aerva lunch