Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-08-26
State Fair Special Trains

fare round trip $40
!. fare round trip 2::95
fare round trip 2:85
j. ]. fare round trip 2:7O
-. fare round trip 2:5O
oines 500 p m, August 81,
special run to Audubon.
AL Zaner of Audubon was Mon
day business visitor in Extra.
Mrs. Minnie Hensley has beeu Wis
iting friends in the Bluffs the past
week.
Mrs. Struthers arrived here last
week on visit to her con, George
and wife.
Miss Bertha Young is quite i'll at
her home in Greeley and under the
care OF DR.. Riley.
Walter Hensley of Greeley was at
the county seat Tuesday attending
to businesss matters.
Fred Bechtold caught a nice
string of fish Monday, the catch
weighing over 5 pounds.
John Riley jr. was down near
Stuart the latter part of last week
on business returning Saturday.
Mrs. Rose Doyle finished her leg
sons fn dress making today and
now feels able to tackle anything
in that line that she may be called
upon to do.
The Misses Clara and Nettie Tib-
ben returned from Wichita, Ks.
last week and the former has again
resumed work in the Petersen &
Jessen store.
y Oluf Jensen had Watterson make
extensive repairs on the Extra Feed
Store scales last week and now Gus
TONERS can rest assured they will
get 2ooc pounds for ton every
time.
Miss Esta Simpson was in town
Saturday on her way home from
Audubon, where she has been as
sisting her brother revise the tele-
phone directory prior to the publi-
cation of new one.
Will Patty returned the first of the
week from Bonesteel, So. Oak. His
mother is feeling better there and
will remain until the rigor of that
cline warns her to come to coun-
try just mite warmer.
Mrs. Harry Paige and little twin
boys are here from Osceola, Iowa
visiting at the Geo. Paige and VIM.
VanAernam homes. They expect
to remain for two weeks visit
among relatives and friends.
Elkanah Williams. the Greeley
township Hereford stock breeder
was in town Saturday and reports
that he will have quite number of
choice animals on the market this
fall and purchasers are assured.
They will get their moneys worth
in every animal purchased.
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Mrs. Henry Wells is in receipt OF
the sad news of the death of sist er
at Geneseo Illinois last week caus.
ed by attempting to light a FIRE in
the stove using a five gallon can OF
kerosene with the usual result an
explosion of the can and the burn.
ing to death of the lady.
Jim Gwiu, wife, children and her
sister, Miss Jessie butcher arrived
here Tuesday from Brooklyn and
Des Moines, Ia, where the ladies
had been visiting. Jim is working
for fruit tree firm in the Bluffs
and says he will go out on the road
again the first of the week.
Miss Ellowene Dimick, who has
been an invalid for several months
was taken violently i'll Thursday of
last week and on Friday morning a
specialist, DIR. Becker from Iowa
City arrived, and the diagnosis
showed pelvic abscess had formed
which being opened relieved her
greatly and now it is hoped she
will soon be all right again.
Peterman'S Violin Recovered
J. w. Peterman recovered his fine
costly violin Friday which he
loaned to perambulahng musi.
clan who wandered off with it over
into Omaha, where on advice from
the Bluffs chief of police, it was