Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-22

% YEARS OLD.
Joe III. Bell went to Hamln Sat.
ntday ou business.
Fred Brau has ceased work in the
Walker hardware store.
Miss Lena Bush visited Last week
with friends in Atlantic.
a. G. Gault intends to remove TO
Texas in about three weeks.
Clarence Maschipg lost a valu-
able work horse last Friday.
Soren Anderson of Brayton was a
business caller in Extra on Friday.
N. B. Nelson, south of Oakfield
was business visitor in Extra
Saturday.
Mrs. William Hoetfer is still an
invalid, not being able to get out
of the house.
A. f. Drake of Audubon was call
ing on political friends in this town
and vicinity last week.
Mrs. G. E. Kline of Audubon
township is visiting Johnson coun-
ty friends and relatives.
Clyde Dimick of North High
School of Des Moiues, visited over
Saturday with his parents.
Mrs. William Wolf, southeast of
town, is now convalescent, being
able to sit up part of the time.
Misses Glass and McCarville visi-
ted over Saturday and Sunday at
their parental homes in Atlantic.
Walt Crees was interviewing his
Democrats friends in Extra Fri
day and Saturday in this township.
Miss Maggie Mertes returned
from Carroll last Friday after two
weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. E. Williams aud daughters
of Atlantic visited few days at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Villa ms.
Tom McClain was attending
yery sick horse for Mr.. Boysen the
last of the week which he brought
through all right.
The Van Clesf plumbing outfit
having g finished their work on the
Mrs. Spoo building left Tor Guthrie
Center last Friday.
John Schlater returned home last
Friday after weeks visit with
friends at Quincy, Rock Island and
other towns in Illinois.
Chris Christensen living five mile
west of town husked 100 bushels of
corn Monday and it was his first
day in the field this year
Mrs. N. A Bennett is now located
near Casey and left for that town
last Friday after over week s
visit with friends in Extra.
Chas. Boehme of Audubon town
ship is building a l6xlS TT. addition
to his residence and is also making
a cellar under the old building
Mr.. and Mre. Warren Rummei-
heart left for their home at Aber-
deem, S. Oak. Friday after plea-
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her relatives.
Mrs, Chris Petersen after several
weeks absence at Stuart La. where
she underwent surgical operation
returned home Thursday of last
week much improved in health.
Cain Williams bought s head of
choice Herefords at the Broughton
dispersion sale at Lake View last
week. He also attended the Eng
land sale at Newton and is going to
Craig, Neb today.
Chas. May, Candidate for county
clerk on the Democratic ticket has
quit work in Atlantic until after
election and has been making a
spirited canvas the past week going
from here to Brayton Friday to la
bor with his constituents in tn at
town.
Mrs. Mary Patty, in company
with her son, Will Patty and daugh-
ter, Ella e. Peterson left on the
noon train Monday for Iowa City,
la, where Mrs. Mary Patty will Wn.
dergo an operation on one of her
eyes for cataract. She has been
almost totally blind fo1 some time
and if was thought best to submit
to the operation. We nope she may
return much benefited.
Our young friend, Jack Hensley