Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-01
Additional Extra Items

Bernie Blntner bought the big
black team last Saturday owned bv
L. Hunt.
Will Newman of the North Branch
country marketed hogs in Extra
last Saturday.
Not many farmers We're in town
Saturday, reason: too many weeds
in the corn field.
|. Lambert of west of North
Branch is the owner of a new REQ
auto purchased last week.
Jimmy L. Johnson purchased a
tine work horse of Niels Reisgaard
one day last week.
Jacob Layland residing near the
county farm was in Extra on business
last Friday.
j. W. Wissler and men are build
ing an addition to Mr. Alfred Millers
big barn south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sturgeon had
the care of their sick baby last week
but the little fellow is on the mend
again this week.
A crossing was laid down this
week between the Fowler and Kroep
er properties on the corner of Main
and Egerton streets.
Earl Brown is working in the Ia
cobsen livery barn now. He is a good
hand with horses and courteous to
the patrons of the barn.
Will Davis passed last week on his
Cameron township farm near Gray
where he was eXcavating for the
foundation for new barn.
j. w. Kline passed Sunday with
his family returning from near Gray
Saturday evening where he is work.
ing on the Will Davis barn.
j. G. Powell and wife went to
Guthrie Center Saturday to spend
Celebration Day, Saturday, with
their relatives and friends.
Clark Griffen received his naners
from the post Office authorities last
week confirming his appointment as
rural route mail carrier on No. 4
Extra.
Jno w. Peterman is mourning the
loss of his best violin he recently
leaned to a professional violinist who
has departed it is alleged for pastures
| new
Jens l. Hensley S new auto gaso-
line tank sprung leak Saturday
which our auto repairer quickly re-
paired and j. |. soon went on his wav
rejoicing.
Miss Anna Christensen passed
most OF last week at the home of her
brother the jeweler returning to her
home { miles west OF Brayton Sat
urday.
Gus seidleman OF southeast Au-
dubon township was on the Extra
market Saturday With two loads OF
fat hogs which We're sold to oul
/ buyers.
One of Mr. Clark Griffen's fine
roadsters was taken quite sick one
night last week with collie but
prompt treatment saved the life OF
| the animal.
Mr.. Jaahnson of Carroll visited
the last of the week with his daugh-
tiers, NIesdames Mike and Nick Mertes
south of town and at the John Mer-
ties home in Extra.
Mr.. and Mrs P. NJ Christensen
and Miss Clara Whitfield and Nels
G. Johnson visited Sunday at the
home of the latttrs son-in-law. Mr.
Nick Otteson, south west OF Audubon
Chris Wolf, p. NJ. CHRISTENSEN ant
j. B. j. Lohner We're initiated into
| the mysteries of the most eNcellen
Masters degree of Free Masonry a
Audubon Friday night.
Mrs. Ted Bruner of Arcaria, Nebr.
writes to his parents Mr. and Mrs
VIM Fowler that her husband is il
a very serious condition softenin;
of the brain having developed.
Harry Hash is now employed il
the Henry Campbell store as assistan
clerk, having as he says, seen al
of the world he cares about seem
for a few years to come.
Rodney Martin is home from tn
Omaha Barber College for few dey
and is visiting his family at the HON
of Sam McGaffin south of town wher
they are making their home wit
her mother.
There are II autos in town owne
by as many different parties an
these with the or 10 owned by par
ties tributary to the town whic
which should make a very nice show
ing in the parade next Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Samuel Minser and daughte
Miss Gertrude of Wyoming arrive