Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-05-26
EXTRA, IOWA, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1910
NUPIIALS
Miss Olga Marquesen and MIR. Thom-
as Olsen Married AT The Home
Of The Brides Parents.


Oh .esday evening at s o'clock,
May 18th at the home of the BRIDES
parents in Elk Horn, occurred the
of MIR. Thomas Olsen and
Miss Olga Marquesen both of that
town, Rev. Th Jersild officiating, on
ly the immediate relatives of the
parties being present.
The groom ls not personally
known to us, but from report he is
said to be an exceptionally exem-
plary young man, energetic and
capable of maintaining his chosen
helpmate in m amer suitable and
BETTING her station in life.
Mrs. Olsen is we'll known to Extra
people and throughout the sur
country having clerked in
her fathers store in what is now the
Ed Cotton store, and is lady,
handsome, winning and beloved by
her many young friends and asso-
ciates in this city who will rejoice
at the happy contamination of
loves young dream. The couple
have gone to housekeeping on
farm near Elk Horn where we leave
the m in their happiness.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mertes have been
visiting their children near Adair
for short time.
The Misses Lottie Burns and Jes-
sic Petersen visited friends at the
town of Gates last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reisgaard,
late of the West Extra store, are the
proud parents of a fne boy baby
born to them Tuesday, May "a.
Will Masching sheared IS head Of
sheep last week for Cbas. Kommes
down on the farm and also contrac-
ted to clip the wool on the Oscar
Hunt flock.
Jens P. Wilson, wife aud children
made the trip to MEMO and home
Thursday returning with his daugh
ter who has been keeping house for
her brother there.
Prof, Leach and wife of Indianola
and her sister, Miss Andrews of At
lantic visited over Saturday at the
homes of their relatives, Hon. II. F.
and A, C. Andrews.
Charley Petri recently sold 80 "A.
of his Audubon Twp, farm to Hen
ty Hocamp receiving sl1o. per Acre
and the other 40 A. to Anderson
Bros. at the same price.
The Green Bay Lumber Co. ship
ped several dray loads of lumber to
Saturday to supply an un-
expected shortagein that particular
kind at the yards in that city.
Mrs. Connrardy, her assistant and
sixteen pupils in dressm aking went
to Audubon Friday and had class
pictures taken which they will
highly prize as the years roll by.
Horace w. Parrot aud wife arriv-
ed here Thursday evening from
Valley Junction on visit to her
mother, Mrs. Henry Wells and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Parrot.
Chas. Delahoyde and wife of Nam
moth, Utah, we're guests of Frank
Kreamer and wife Thursday night.
Charley was former resident of
Extra, the son of VIM. Deiahoyde
aud wife now of Avoca.
Nicolai Fredericksen, wife and
children of Guthrie Center visited
in their old neighborhood south of
Elk Horn last week and this week at
the home of her parents, Peter Pet
erson and wife of Extra.
Mrs. Chantry of Adair and her
son Charles Garrett arrived here
Friday to visit her son, w. Cbant1y
and wife. The former will remain
until her daughter-in-law RECEIVERS
fully from her recent operation.
Mrs. Thorp of Chicago, Mrs. Lewis
of Walnut and Mrs. Wallace of At
lantic were visitors the latter part
of last week at the home of their
Mrs. Gill and son George of
"kickapoo Park" and other rela-
tives.
Decoration Day Monday, May 80.
What is the condition of your Gem
etery lot? If not in good shape with
the grass nicely mown it should be
made 80 at once as nothing looks
80 bad as slovenly and ill kept ce-
metery lot.
Doctor Becker of Iowa City ac-
DR.. Jacobsen out to the
home of Chas. Palm in Audubon
Saturday where it is re-
ported Mrs. Palm submitted to an
operation and is said to be doing
nicely under the care of an exper-