Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-29

ground when the limb dropped,
knocking him to the cement walk
below. A deep gash necessitating
several stitches, and torn ligaments
in wrist was the result. He will
be off work for several days but ex-
presses himself as being very we'll
satisfied that no more serious in
juries resulted.
A merry little gathering enjoyed
Tuesday evening at the A. W. Har-
vey home.
Geo. Van Aernam was in town
Saturday taking out felt roofing
for his barn.
Miss Wilson is assisting with the
household duties at the John /.
Hensley home.
Mr.. Hoyt of Guthrie Center was
business visitor here from Saturday
until Monday.
j. w. Wissler and Jack Coe built
an automobile shed for DR.. Jacob
sen last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Jobes are
having new foundation placed un-
der their residence.
Lev Parrott was in town Saturday
having completely recovered from
his lon q indispoeition.
The scarlet fever sign has been
removed at Lawrence Hunts and
Lawrence is again at home.
Mrs. Thos. Lohner returned from
Omaha Saturday after a few days
visit with an old lady friend.
Andrew Larsen has been harden
ing his muscles the past week or so
with hard work in the hay field.
J. w. Wissler and Jack Coe began
building barn at the John Frost
farm south of town Wednesday.
Miss Trola Born leaves this Thurs
day for New Ysrk after visiting six
weeks with her parents in Extra.
! Wahlert g. Jacobsen of Audubon
township marketed carload Of
large heavy h4gs in this town Mon
day
Mrs. Whitthauer is still in very
| poor health bad cough and sore
throat being the cause of her ill
ness.
The presiding elder of the M. E.
Church held services Sunday in the
Church but owing to the drizzling
rain the attendance was small.
| DR.. Newton and wife visited his
parents and sister, Mrs. Hamler
over Sunday. His father is reported
to oe in very poor health at present.
work on the Chas Bartlett residence
out northwest of .own and now the
carpenter is putting on the finish.
ing touches to the building when it
will be ready for occupancy.
Mrs. A. w. Harvey aud Miss Ro-
sella Snyder were the recipients of
beautiful and unique gifts, sent by
| their relative, Chas. Curd from Col
orado. They were four uumounted
Colorado diamonds to be set into
rings or pins.
Mrs. Perry Howard of Atlantic
came to Extra last Friday between
trains and tried to purchase the
Conkling millinery stock. Mrs.
Conkling not wishing to sell, and
finding no other suitable opening,
she departed on the evening train.
VIM. Fowler was called by tele-
gram to the home of his daughter
Mrs. Ted Bruner of Hebron, Neb.,
last Tuesday because of the very
serious condition of the son-in-la W
Mr.. Bruner is afflicted with soften
ing of the brain aud very little
hopes is held out for his recovery
Mr.. Fowler departed on the noon
train Tuesday.
"Rev. W. L. Holly, of Extra, Iowa
formerly of this city, delivered an
excellent lecture at Calvary Baptist
Church on Thursday night, on the
subject My Folks and Some Others
His ability as lecturer was great
surprise to his old friends. One
gentleman said that he would give
fifty cents to hear him again. II
was full of hamor and good
thoughts and delivered in an enter
tanning manner, making it real
pleasure to hear him.
Rev. Mr.. Holly will preach in st
PauPs Church on Sunday morning
The above clipping taken from
the Middletown, N. Y. Daily Argus
speaks tor itself and is evidence OF
what our Holly, ls doing down in
uNew Yawk.D