Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-06-17


Stephen Morrisey of Audubon
was in town on business Saturda,
between trains.
Mrs. John Dimick and daughte,
Ellowene made business trip t,
Audubon Monday.
John Mertes sr. departed Monda7
Tor Nebraska called thither by al
important business deal.
Charles Coffield has taken r.. r..
now and Clark Griffen the new mar
has taken his place on r. r. 4.
Miss Molly May went to Des
Moines last Thursday to visit he,
sister Jessie and returned Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Fredericks and
daughter Maud of Greeley town.
ship were business callers in town
Saturday.
Chas. Milliman was occupied a,
the Buchanan restaurant building
making some needed repairs fe w
days last week.
Henry Bush went to Atlantic on
business Saturday and remained
over until Monday returning to
Extra on the morning train.
Mr.. Ben Train of Audubon came
down Sunday 10 attend the ball
game between Adair and Extra. He
remained over night at the Charlie
Hunt home.
Miss Myrtle Hardesty gave par
ty to her Sunday School classmates
and a few favored friends Saturday
afternoon. The young people all
report happy time.
Miss Beatrice Crees, daughter of
our sheriff Walter Crees was a pae-
senger to Audubon Saturday, re.
turning from short visit with
friends at Neola Iowa
George Guernsey received card
from HAIRY Hash Monday showing
some of the sigh of New York.
Harry is enjoying a short vacation
OF recreation and travel.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
OF Greeley Center held business
meeting a their church Friday. A
,}good crowd was present and nice
lot OF business was disposed of.
Tie marshal aud his assistants
have been at work this week inn
proving Carthage street If you do
not know where Carthage street is
look for the new graded crossing.
Mrs. Howard Kittell visited al
the hone of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebbe Hansen between trains
Saturday, The Journal force enjoy
ed q short visit with her during The
day.
Mrs. Henry Tharnish aud father,
Mr.. Anton Nepper returned from
lie Mars Iowa Monday where they
have been visiting their sister and
daughter, Mrs. Young, for about 10
days.
Mrs. Fred Minis arrived from Ne
vada Iowa Monday to spend a two
weeks vacston a the home of her
mother, Mrs. Anna McAninch while
the Professor is doing Institute
work
d. E. Stranger has the refusal OF
pa house in Atlantic to which he is
contemplating moving his family
for the summer months. We hope
their departure may be only tenn
porary.
We noticed Mr.. Jas. Walker on
the streets Sunday afternoon SO
badly crippled with a sprained an
kle that he was obliged to depend
nlmost entirely upon cane for
'peram bulation.
We saw five young robins one
morning recently. We wund er how
many Extra inhabitants are aware
~ VIC IaSL lii VIC iiGNC oIlOiCs, /
wrens, scarlet tanagers, thrushee,
robins, bluebirds aud groabeaks
building their summer homes with
IN Our beautiful foliage.
The following young people de-
parted Monday TO attend the Teach |
er's Institute which opened Tues I
day morning: Grace Huyck, Maud
Coll, Maude Boehme, Ruth Stat
zell, Hazel GIN, Elda Wheeler, Della
Hicks, Rozala Synder and Martha
Davis.
Mr.. McCaIl has severed his CON !
nection with the post office depart
Snent during the summer and has
Aired out to the baseball manage
ment. Miss Mary Powell has taken
his place in the posi office where
she expects to spend her vacation.
Mary takes to her new duties inst |