Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-04-09
EXTRA IOWA. THURSDAY April. g. 1905
"Stars" meet Friday night
? Masons the following night.

e. e "Stars" meet Friday night
at N Masons the following night.
Mis- ura Hawk is reported
quite ill Ter home in the south
part of town.
John Hunter of Guthrie Center
was business caller in Extra the
first of the week.
Miss Lucille Connrardy returned
last Saturday to Chicago to resume
her work as a trained nurse.
Mat Thielen, John 1. Hensley,
Perry Hansen and Emery Smith
went to Chicago with the stock.
Randall Hunters seed corn at
the sale Saturday brot various pri-
ces from 70 cents down to 55 cents.
II. F. Bush will go to Omaha or
the Bluffs Monday on business
which will detain him indefinitely.
Grant Knox and wife of Wessing-
ton Springs, So. Oak. are visiting
relatives in Extra and Audubon for
month.
Mrs. Jacob Layland and daughter
residing north west of Hamlin were
guests of Mrs. J. w. Kline Thurs
day of last week.
Mrs. Gothard of Atlantic was in
Extra Sunday and Monday visi-
ting with her daughter, Mabelle at
Mrs. Guernsey's Millinery Parlors.
The Danish Lutheran church SER
vice next Sunday at Extra 1880 a. M.
and at Hamlin 2:30 p. ~. Sunday
school an hour earlier at both pla-
ces.
Eleven carloads of stock left Ex-
ira Monday p. M. for Chicago, a
special train coming up star as
Extra and back taking five cars
from Brayton.
Andrew Jensen and John Hunter
made trade yesterday by which
Andy has very gay looking nag
while John drove out of town with
span of sad-eyed white mules.
j. B. Rendleman lost valuable
horse Sundny morning. He star
ted with the animal Saturday eve-
ming to go to James Barhan's south
east of town when it became i'll and
fingered until the next morning.
Mrs. Bell Kirkbirde, sister of s.. D.
Harm, left for her home, at Des
Moines Saturday. Mr.. Harm states
that this is the second time he has
seen his sister for nearly fourty
years.
Miss Clara Whltted went to Iowa
City Monday returning yesterday
with her mother who while vet
weak from the operation she
passed through is some better ply
sically and her friends hope she
may be restored to her original
good health.
Mrs. Voorhees, entertains the
Thursday Club this afternoon and
this evening the Jolly Eighteen"
will be her guests. The latter will
present her with two lovely hand
painted China plates the occasion
being the 25d anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Voorhees,.
Chas. l.. Hawk of north eastern
Ohio, who has been looking around
Minnesota and northern la. arrived
here last Friday from Des Moines
accompanying his cousin Miss
Laura Hawk from that city. He left
Wednesday after visiting with his
uncle G. C. Hawk, wife and other
relatives.
d. ID. Stranger aud son, Henry
kroeger and son, w. Is. Johnson
and James Rendleman started Sat-
urday morning for Greenfield in
their auto and when about three
miles out from Fontanelle, the ma
chine broke down and they were
obliged to get it hauled into that
town where it now reposes for re-
pairs. The party was compelled to
hire team to bring them home.
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the Assessors returns Monday and
made but few changes and those
of SO slight nature as to make no
material change in the taxes. Mr..
Witthauer appeared before the
Board and asked that body to set