Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-15

Mr.. Akres, Sr. was transacting bus
mess in Extra Monday.
Martin Beck and wife visited Sun
day at the Soren r. Nelson home.
Mr.. Watson is now in the country
again taking orders for fruit trees.
Mr.. Mis- Larsen was off duty a few
days last week on account of sickness.
Will Wissler and family of Extra
spent the Sabbath at Raymond Stone
kings.
Mrs. Jas. Thompson spent Saturday
with her sister Mrs. James Cranek in
Audubon.
Harry Nymand brought nice
bunch of hogs into town Monday rea-
dy for market.
Lincoln Akres traded horses last
Saturday with Soren r. Nelson for a
fine new carriage.
Martin Beck is the possessor of a
fine new carriage which he purchased
the first of this week.
DR.. Koob and nephew Will of the
restau rant were spending few hap
Ply hours Tuesday fishing.
Mrs. Jim Hendricksen of Nampa,
Idaho is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. B. Green of this city.
Miss Mary Curry returned to her
home in Atlantic Monday after nice
little visit with relatives here.
Ralph Juhl, who is employed at
the cement works in Hamlin visited
his attraction here last Sunday.
Muriel, Kathleen aud Roscoe Koob
who have beer visiting relatives at
Anita, arrived home Saturday.
N. L. Beck shipped out a carload
of hogs and cattle Monday, John Mel
son of Extra going in with them.
Mrs. Biddle and children who have
been visiting Mr.. Carey's returned to
their home at Des Moines, Friday.
Ellis Cannon is the proud owner
of a new hayloader which he pur-
chased of our dealer last Monday.
A. F. Anderson and daughter, Ed
it'll from south of Oakfeld was tran
sactlng business in Extra Tuesday.
Marian Jenkins was cutting his
hay, Tuesday. He has fine crop and
expects to have it all cared for soon.
Will Koob went to Mclean Kan
sas last Wednesday to visit his mo-
Their, Mrs. Vim. Calvin. He returned
Saturday.
Bessie Mikklesen returned to her
home at Omaha Tuesday after visit
ing week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Thompson.
Calvin Dimick is having fine
new cement cave built Oh his farm
near Oaktisld, our cement works hav.
ing the contract.
l.. T. Nelson and family and Gill
bert Nelson and family from west OF
Extra were Sunday visitors at the N
P. Petersen home west of here.
Mrs. w. j. Markley, who has beer
visiting at the Clarence Crane home
near Hamlin since Sunday July 4th
returned to her home near here Sun.
day.
Luther and Dena Hensley of Exirs
were spinning around the city Sun
day afternoon in their automobile
We noticed they stopped at DR.
koob's.
Mrs. Lou Miller and daughters
Minnie, Agnes and Edna departed
Friday for Clear Lake, where the,
expect to remain couple of weeks
visiting relatives.
II DR.. Koob, who was one of the di
rectors of Extra township, resigned
his position at the school meeting
some little time ago. Owen Ide wa
appointed to fill the vacancy.
| Mrs. Hans Hansen and two child
rem returned Saturday from visiting
her sister in South Dakota, where sh'
has been for two or three weeks. Sh,
is we'll pleased with that country.
A big picnic is to be held next Sun
day by the Oak Hill congregation
just south of Oakfeld. Rev. Jorgen-
sen will give an address during thu
forenoon after which picnic dime
will be served.