Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-05-06

Paffmebt -etnrned from Oma-
ha trl.~. yer weeks alb
sence.
Mrs. Gerald Hensley went to
Kirkman Ia, Tuesday to visit her
sister.
Attys Andrews and Rasmussen
went to Audubon Tuesday to at
tend court.
Prof. j. Davis of Hennessey Okla
homa has been visiting his dangh-
ter Martha Davis.
Mrs. E. E. Clure left Tuesday for
a visit at Clarinda with her parents
who reside there.
A. {. Andrews of Omaha arrived
here Monday on business and to
call on old friends.
H. p Hansen and family and VIM
Wolf went to Audubon Tuesday by
Mr.. Bornholz is having the big
crib of corn near the depot shelled
and shipped to market.
John Rieff returned from Carroll
Tuesday after visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. j s. Harrison.
There will be Box Social at the
Christian church parsonage Friday
evening May Ia. All come out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ere Anders went to
Walnut Sunday to attend the funer-
al of their son-in.law Chris Spoo.
DR.. l.. ]. Oldaher left Monday for
Des Moines to attend the State Den
tai Society convening there this
week.
Miss Ethel Hicks returned to her
school in Carroll Tuesday after at
tending the wedding of her brother
John.
Andrew Hansen is quite lame this
week the result of sprain of the
ankle while ditching for Mr.. Peter
sen out in the country.
Bernard Noon of Montana and
sister-in law, Mrs. Shannon of At
)antic visited his mother and sister
in Extra Tuesday night.
Jas. Gearheart of Dubuque visited
over Sunday with his cousin Joe as
he was on his way home from So.
Oak. where he has claim.
Mrs. Chris Spoo and two children
came home with her parents MIR.
and Mrs. Ere Anders Tuesday from
Walnut and will reside here.
Mrs. Witthauer went as far as the
Bluffs with her husband and son
Monday to get her eyes fitted with
glasses, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. Spoo and son, William and
son in-law l.. A. Peterman returned
from Walnut Tuesday after atten-
ding the funeral of Chris Spoo.
John. Turner, the Old gentleman n
residing on South street saddled up
his pony the first of this week and
went to Atlantic to visit relatives.
Nels j Nelson's ten year old boy
died Tuesday at his parents home,
Eve miles west of town of consump-
ton, interment taking place at the
cemetery nearby.
Frank Williams, carrier on Rural
Route 8 sent in his resignation to
the Post Office department and as
soon as relieved will retire to pri-
vate life and later on will seek To-
cation elsewhere.
Fred Reynolds returned from
Omaha Tuesday. He left his father,
who went with him Saturday, to be
treated for kidney trouble but the
old gentleman did not bmit to an
operation on account of his age.
Mrs. Geo Leffingwell was called to
Big Cabin. Ok. Tuesday to assist in
caring for her father who is quite
i'll. She will remain there until
there is change in his condition.
She went by the way of the Bluffs
and Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Lane and child
of Des Moines arrived here Tues
day on two weeks visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Sam McGaffin and other
friends in Extra and vicinity. She
was formerly Mrs. Ella Burt. and
resided south of town
Nick Thielen, c. o. Hunt and Ber-
nie Bintner returned from Calgary.
Canada Tuesday without investing
in land. They report Jap McClain
as having fine ranch and Jim
Hicks has hired to him to him to
ran the large engine on the farm.