Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-07-14
CHANGE
\ 4g Business Man Exchanges
Hardware And Furniture Stock
For Good Iowa Farm.

part being 1913 acres of land be-
tween Creston and Lenox in the
southwest part of this state. The
new proprietor will place his son in
charge of the business here. Mr..
Walker has been persistent adver-
tiser and has reaped the reward in
an ever increasing business which
has reached such proportions that
recently he was obliged to employ
another clerk. We are sorry to
learn of his determination to close
out his business and hope his sue
cessor may be as successful in
building up his business and re-
tanning it.
Mr.. Winfrey went to Adair today
on business.
Miss Seimersen was an Adair vis-
itor one day recently.
Joe Bell and John Porter were
Audubon business callers Tuesday.
Mrs. James Chandler of Audubon
visited friends at the Lancelot home
Tuesday.
Frank Nelson of North Branch
came in town this morning, in his
auto on business.
Barney Deets of Greeley is enter
tanning a brother from the eastern
part of the state.
Jim Nelson of South Dakota was
visiting his relatives, Anton Siemer-
sen and family the past week.
Two of Chris Hansen's boye, who
had been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Jas Hicks returned to Audubon
Tuesday.
JoeC Chase raised the old Ap Hous-
ton house this week for Ms. Chris
tensen in order to place new foun-
dation under it.
Hans Miller did not sell his har-
ness business as intimated last
week but still continues to make re-
liable harness as of old.
Mrs. Moses Brinkerhuff and babe
left here Monday for Red Oak on
short visit before returning to her
home in Twisp, Washington.
Morris Bascom of Guthrie Coun-
ty is canvassing Greeley in the in
terest of Silo mandatory selling
one yesterday to Worth Statzell.
Rev. Smith, pastor of the Chris
tian Church received his household
goods yesterday and will soon have
things in shape at the parsonage.
Hans Ploger who went to Alberta
last fall reports having fine pros
spect for small grain. Some favored
parts of Canada have had rain
enough.
Lisle Copeland of Council Bluffs
is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Copeland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Statzell and other relatives in
and near Extra.
The Simpson 'phone linemen are
gain at work in town digging holes
and placing 40 foot poles in posi-
tion for the cable wires coon to be
installed on the line here.
The proprietor of the Buck livery
barn lost valuable mare last even
ae che was being driven from Bray
ton, the animal dropping dead just
north of the Hardman farm.
Announcement was made in the
Holy Trinity Church Sunday for
the first time of the approaching
marriage of Mr.. Nicholas Metz of
Canada and Miss Marguerite Kom-
mes.
Will Bell, formerly of Greeley but
now of Bear Grove, Guthrie Co. sold
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Peter Christensen of this town TAX
ing in the sale the old Halliday fes-
idence on the deal.
Miss Verna Croy attended Chau-
tauqua in Atlantic Sunday and
while there saw that wonderful
baby belonging to Mrs. Louise
Welch-Andrews who was formerly
OF Extra and a prominent teacher
in our schools.
DIR. and Mrs. Oldaker were sur
prised last evening by the sudden
appearance of more than dozen
OF their friends who came to con-
gratulate and help them celebrate
their sixth marriage anniversary.
The evening was spent in dancing
out on the broad porch.