Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-04-23

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A carload of butter tubs was be-
ing unloaded here Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Dryden of Hamlin Cen
ter was in town Saturday shopping
and calling on relatives.
William Bowman thinks of NOV
ing to Audubon if he can sell his
property on South Street.
Mrs. Perle and Mrs. Curry of
Oakfield were guests of Mrs. N. P.
Christensen one day last week.
The Christensen addition to his
jewelry store will be ready for
occupancy by the first of May.
Mrs. Henry Hansen and sister-in-
law, Miss Amelia Hansen were pre-
Easter callers in Extra Friday.
Miss Nettie Hockenberry is not
so we'll again. The fever still seems
to hang on despite all that can be
done.
Jake Jacobsen had new floor
laid in the livery barn one day last
week as the old one was dangerous
to use.
We hear that the Hon. d. M.
Harris, father of Mrs. John Crane,
is quite i'll at his home in Missouri
Valley.
NJ. d. Thomas has rented house
in town and with his mother and
sister will remain here maybe
permanently.
A. F. Drake of Audubon gave this
town and township thorough
canvassing last week for the office
of County Recorder.
Mrs. James Jensen and child went
to Atlantic Tuesday to visit her
relatives short time.
Mrs. Metz and daughters attend
ed the funeral of their son and
brother's wife, Mrs. Matt Metz in
Cass county Thursday.
Guy Dennison, during his con-
valescence, visited last week with
his brothers down south on one of
the William Thielen farms.
DIR. Oldaker will have one of the
finest suites of rooms in town when
he gets moved into the new rooms
in the Christensen building.
The Misses Muller, Mates and
Kurtzhals, all of Carroll, left for
their homes Thursday of last week
after completing course in
sewing.
William Delahoyde returned
from the north part of the state
Friday after making several sue
cessful deliveries of trees and
shrubbery.
After three weeks absence in a
Des Moines hospital where he was
operated upon, Rodney Martin re-
turned home Tuesday, not we'll but
recovering rapidly.
That all day rain Friday did
incalculable good to the whole
country wherever it fell, both in
starting vegetation aud filing the
ground with moisture.
Mrs. Arthur Thorpe of Moline,
Illinois, arrived here last week on a
visit with some of her former
schoolmates. She is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 81.
Allen, formerly of Extra.
TIE Extra Band boys have rented
the d. B. Hall for the summer for
practice meetings and are we'll
pleased with their new quarters.
They will soon have a couple of
new horns added to their fine set of
instruments and promise to give a
better series of concerts than ever
before.
Henry Bush has long been COM
planning and last week he went to
the Bluffs and on Wednesday was
operated on with success, his sur
gical attendants assuring him that
he will be able to return home in
ten days from the time of the oper-
alton. He has been steadily inn
proving ever since we learn.
Everybody in town who is not
provided with good crossing is
preparing to petition the council at
it's next meeting to build them one
at once. But crossings cost money
and the town is not overburdened
with that useful commodity lust at