Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-08-19
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1909.

IA, IOWA, THURS
Mrs. Henry Heath has the care OF
a very sick child with summer COM
plant.
Gertrude Basham returned Mon
day from visit with relatives in
Atlantic.
Jack Temple came from Atlantic
Monday after a couple of days alb
sence on business.
Jerry Hoover and wife left today
for Missouri on visit to relatives
residing in that state.
Nels G. Johnson went out west of
Audubon Friday on a short visit
to a married daughter.
Charley Coffield resumed his du-
ties as carrier on r. Rt. Tuesday
after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. J. I. Hensley and children
returned from the Bluffs Saturday
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Cope
land.
Henry Minerman of Greeley was
in town Saturday with three loads
of big heavy hogs which he sold at
z cents.
Ad Seibert made short visit to
Atlantic Saturday returning with
his wife and niece, Miss Seibert of
Indianola.
Miss Jessie butcher is visiting
her cousin iu Des Moines and will
probably remain there until after
the State Fair.
Andrew Nelson, con of Carl aud
Mrs. Nelson west Of Extra returned
to Holly Michigan after visit with
his parents, brothers and sisters.
George Sorenson of Sharon Twp.
went to Audubon Saturday to bring
home two Maxwell autos for which
vehicle he is agent in that township.
Fred Bartlett left Monday for a
two months visit in Canada and
North Dakota with his daughters,
Mrs. Will Keuhl aud Mrs. Wahlert.
AL Bintuer has Joe Gearheart at
work this week plastering and lay
ing foundation under the addition
to his house besides building new
hues.
Lars Esbeck and daughters, Miss
es Clara and Vida and Miss Flo
Sorenson, daughter of Drace Sor-
enson are in South Dakota visiting
relatives.
Henry Minerman started Tuesday
for South Dakota on visit to his
son, Charles who he informs us has
sold his farm there clearing $4,000.
ia the transaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Woodward
drove down from the Charley Will
son farm where they are now visit
Ing Friday and were guests at the
butcher residence.
Adolph sorenson of Sharon Twp.
the old time thyeshing machine
man has invested in new J.I.Case
thrashing machine with which he
is reported to be doing good work.
Mrs. Doug Hamlin left Monday
with her smaller children for Oma-
ha where she may conclude to re-
main; If not she will return soon
and rent house and stay in town.
Mrs. Conkling and daughter re-
turned Wednesday from Des Moines
where they have been laying in
large stock of millinery goods of the
latest and most fashionable de-
signs.
The Mayor had little article last
week in the Journal on weed cut
ting, did you read il? If so, have
you cut the weeds and cleaned up
the rubbish on your premises? If
not, why not?
Will Thielen, wife and eldest
daughter started today for Seattle
and the coast. They intended to
leave last week but the weather was
80 oppressively warm that they put
off going until now.
Mrs Witfhauer and daughter
went to Atlantic Monday staying
all night and then catching an e. r.
ly train left for Warm Springs Mon
tana to visit Mr.. Witthauer and son
Omar who are working there.
The Adventists, miles west of
town have nearly completed the
erection of an addition to their
church designed for school purpos-
es; provided they get enough par
ents interested in the work to pay