Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-04-01
EXTRA, IOWA. THURSDAY, APRIL l. 1909

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See Walkers rug sale ad.
j. r. Hawks transacted business
in Atlantic Saturday.
L. Patty was in Omaha one day
last week on business.
Miss Anna Christensen returned
Saturday to her home west of Bray
ton.
Mrs. Warren Rummelhart has
been very i'll for the pact week at
her home north east of town.
Oscar Fowler left Saturday for
Shelton Nebraska to assist in car1n q
for Ted Bruner who is reported ill.
Maurice Jensen is trying to dis
pose of his fine driving mare to
some party with the necessary cash
Geo. Knox has recovered from his
illness 80 as to be able to resume his
clerical duties in the +. ID. Cotton
store.
N. ID. Thomas returned Friday
from Fontanelle where he has been
visiting sister Mrs. Blom and his
mother.
Clyde Dimick returned from Des
Moines last week for weeks visit
at home before resuming his work
in college.
Mrs. Trent has been 80 i'll the past
week with threatened pneumonia
that Mrs. Chas. May was employed
as nurse to look after her.
Miss Mary Gill moved her belong
ings Friday from room room in
the Buchanan house to her parents
home in the south east part of town.
w. A. Hamler druggist former
OF Extra but now of Atlantic has
sold his business there and is now
clerking in the Jones drug store in
that city.
Mrs. E. b. Holmes went to Allan
tic Saturday to visit her brother G.
Murphy who is in the hospital re
covering from an operation for ap-
pendicitis. af
S.. e. Harm leaves Saturday for
Gregory South Dakota to take
charge of his ranch he drew in the
land drawing but the family will
move there later on.
Joe Chase was south of Oakheld
Monday at the Soren Nelson home
figuring on the moving of the old
residence to give place to new
building soon to be erected.
Mr. Will Ridgley of Greeley re-
turned Thursday from an Omaha
hospital where he had polypus re.
moved from the nose cavity which
has given him great relief III breat-
hing.
There is less claehing of opinion
where work is founded on the
oretical basis and forms sa fe and
certainly needfal foundation. You
get this in the Extra school of
music.
Nfr. and Mrs. Geo. Dye of AUDI
bon visited over Sunday at the
home OF her parents Mr.. aud Mrs
Martin Jensen. MIR. Jensen and son
Oscar accompanied them home
Tuesday.
The High School pupils who put
oa their play ia BIaytou last Mon
day night speak highly Of the gem
erous treatment given and the hos
pitality displayed toward them dur
ing their sojourn there.
The nine months old Child of MIR.
and Mrs. Hockenberry out south
west of town, is lying at the point
of death with an attack of brain
fever which also affected the spine.
1t was reported some better this
morning.
Mrs. Jas. jenkins returned Satur-
day from Atlantic and Anita where
she had been visiting in the former
named city with her mother who is
critically i'll aud in the latter tcwn
with his niece who was operated on
Monday for appendicitis.
Mrs. Bessie Greenfield was not
taken to Clarinda until last Friday
and steps are now being taken to
find the father of the three children
and have him support them or in
the event of failure TO have them re
moved to n orphans home.
The Treble Clef Club will have
headquarters at the School of
Music where they already have
some new pictures and are getting