Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-06-17

Lawn Mowers, repaired ande
sharpened at the Extra Auto q Ma
chine Works.
Miss Lizzie Porter was shopping
at the county seat today.
Mrs. Walter Hockenberry went to
Audubon this A. NJ. on business.
j. w. Kline is up in Cameron twp
at work on the large barn Will
Davis is erecting on his farm.
John Hicks has severed his con-
nection with the Campbell store
and is taking much needed rest.
The good wife is always pleasant
when she sews on Free"
p NJ. Christensen
A FREE ~ icnlne niSes fin
present for wife, mother or dangh-
ter. See Christensen, the Jeweler.
County Supervisor Martin Esbeck
was in town today On his way out
in the country to look after some
damaged bridges.
Mrs. Charles Houston and daugh-
ter Flora departed for North DaKo-
ia Monday where they will spend
the summer on their ranch
Miss Clara Hamlin, WHO'S spend
ing her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Kramer of Extra went
to Hatnlin Monday to visit Eta aud
Emmaline Spencer.
Mrs. B. f. Simpson went to Au-
dubon Sunday to visit one night at
the home of her son LATE and wife.
She returned to Extra Monday and
spent few hours calling on friends.
Just Arrived-A carload OF feed
and flour. Let us figure with iyou.
ill OLUF JENSEN.
There are several back alleys in
town covered with garbage, tin
cans and other unsightly offensive
offal which the proper officers
should see to having placed in
sanitary condition.
Don't worry about billiards., high
winds or dead calms, let white en-
CINE pump your water. Will not
blow down and will run when the
wind don't blow beside doing other
work. For sale by Extra Auto and
Machine Works.
Will sell our home, one of the
best located and most complete in
Extra for $500, less than it can be
duplicated.
"a JIG. POWELL.
Our typos made it appear in our
Brayton items that Mrs. j. G. Hard
man aud Mrs. Jenkins were shipping
cattle. They should have said that
Mess1s j. C. Hartman and Jenkins
were shipping cattle instead of Mes
danes We're doing SO. Even Old Van
didn't detect it in proof.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde and
daughter Annette departed for san
dusky Ohio Monday where they ex
pect to remain permanently or for
an indefinite length OF time Mrs.
| Delahoyde still owns her property
in Extra which we hope she may
again conclude 10 occupy. The de
psrture OF these ladies is q distinct
loss TO our little town.
The q. S. Cream Separator has a
new bowl. Ask Walker about it.
$50 co allowed Tor old machines. If
The Treble Clef met last week with
the president, Mrs Fred Cotton.
After the lesson, short program
was given, Misses Laura Hawk aud
Clara Whitted were guests of the club
erhoff gave s. selection OH the piano
and Miss Hawk favored the club with
several vocal numbers. Prof Rodam
entertained the ladies with violin
selections until lunch was announced.
The hostess served delicious lunch
and all left feeling it was good to
nave been there"
While one of our band boys was re,
turning home from band concert Sat.
urdap night, hurrying to get home
before the storm overlook him, having
under one arm his instrument and the
other loaded with groceries for the ia
milp His direction lay in the par
of the city where new cement walks
are constructed The contractor
thoughtlessly nailed two by fou