Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-05-20
Nick Thielen and John Mertes re-
turned from Adair Saturday.

NICK fhlelen and John Mertes re-
turned from Adair Saturday.
Peter and Will Schwab were in
Audubon Saturday attending court
After over weeks absence Bert
McClain again claims Extra as his
home.
j. E. Mcclure and Mel Graham
were business callers in this town
Mondsy.
A. q. Anderson residing south of
Oakfield wasan Extra business call
er Friday.
Mrs. j. M. Dimmick and daughter
went to Audubon Saturday to call
on friends.
Mrs. Chris Spoo returned to WAL
nut last week to look after her af-
fairs there.
Mrs. Dick Hartzell OF Greeley was
an Atlantic caller last Friday be-
tween train.
Jno. Bomgartner has been quite
I'LL the past week and under the care
OF physician.
VIM. Thielen, and Fred Bartlett
Sr. and Jr. were in Audubon Satur-
day on business.
81. A. Heath is the proud owner of
litter of 13 Chester White pigs all
fine chubby ones.
Jno. 7. Lohner went to Omaha
Thursday on business returning
the last of the week.
Oluf Jensen wife and family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Toft
east of town Sunday.
X. Knt had cement walks put
down on the approaches around
his house the past week.
Mrs. Nancy Bennett of Casey has
been visiting the past week or more
at the Neuwell Jobes home
]. c. Powell comes to the front
with 54 Duroc pigs from 5 brood
sows all healthy and growing.
Mrs. w Il. Copeland of Council
Bluffs is visiting her relatives Mr..
StatzeH and Mrs. Jno. l. Hensley.
VIM. Bintner returned from Neb-
raska last week somewhat improv-
ed in health after his illness there.
Veterinarians McClaiu and CLAY
We're prescribing for animals out in
Audubon Twp. one day last week
Miss Dena Hensley visited ia At
lantic from Friday until Saturday
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Wilkens.
Dave Soar, the veteran harness
man of Audubon visited over Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Connrardy.
Justice j. p. Lair is feeling some
better this week aud able to go
about with the aid of a walking
stick.
Ernest Clure went to Clarinda la.
Saturday returning Monday with
his wife who had been visiting her
parents.
Messrs. Davis and Wheeler out on
the ridge southeast of town deliver
ed car of hogs to our local buyers
Saturday.
Mrs. Conklin returned to her home
in Extra Monday after residing all
winter with her daughter Mrs. Jno.
Persing near Casey.
Mrs. Jas. Jenkins returned from
Atlantic Monday and reports her
mother as still falling with no
hopes of her recovery.
Miss Gertie Milestone of Alli-
ance Nebraska has been visiting in
the country with her grandparents
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Bartlett and
other relatives and friends.
Rev. Chris Jensen, the new minis
ter at the Danish Lutheran Church
in Extra, preached his first sermon
to the congregation here Sunday
which left good impression on his
hearers as to his future usefulness
here as pastor.
Albert Wieland was packing his
household goods the first of the
week preparatory to moving to Car
roll where he has some fine proper
ty. The Wielands have made many
friends during their 4l2 years SO
journ here who regret their depart
ure.
Clark Gritfen was delivering big
load of cobs for Miss Kelsey Friday
evening when he drove into an old
cave overturning the load and spill
ling Clark off the load OH to the
plowed ground but without injury
To anythipu eycant ito faal;rryo