Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-05-05

the fruit prospects which were go
promising of full crop. The gar
dens look like the Last Rose of
Summer and the heart of the veee-
terian is sad.
Hink-AnderSon
Miss Rena Anderson of Union
vile, Mo-, late trimmer in the Mrs.
Conkling Millinery Store, having
finished her work here went to Au-
dubon Tuesday morning where che
was met by her afianced, Mr.. Hink
and in few minutes the legal for
malities having been complied with
the twain were made one. Mrs. Hink
made many friends while here who
regret her departure from as but
at the same time extend their con-
gratulations in this happy consum-
nation of Loves Young Dream.
Mr.. Hink is spoken of as being a
gentleman of exemplary aabits aud
hustler in business. His home is
in Sidney, Mo. to which place they
started Immediately after the cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milliman
were shopping in Audubon Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dryden were
Audubon business callers Friday.
George Picking of east of Hamlin
was in town Saturday on Lightning
Rod business.
VIM. Doffing sold his fine Jack
one day last week to Nebraska
man receiving $500.
Walter Scotland sold mis- fine gray
team Friday to horse buyer for the
handsome price Of $495.
Sam Crane is having the interior
of his farm residence nicely decor
ated with coat of paint.
Frue Hays and family were in
town Saturday in their auto and
while here did their shopping.
DIR. McClain, the veterinarian,
was called out to Jno. Reeds Satur-
day on professional business.
Mrs. Croy had neat little lean.to
added to her barn last week. Girls
man and Kline doing the work.
Jack Oberholz and wife of South
Hrmlin we're in town Saturday do
ing their shopping and report ev-
erything prosperous in their vicin-
ity.
j. B. Connrardy is having his fiue
residence on South street repainted
and the iron picket fence around
the premises given coat of gloss
black paint, his son Jack doing the
artistic work.
Jap HcClain writes to his parents
from his Canada ranch that he has
just completed the sowing of $500
acres of wheat and oats and that
the weather has been delightful for
spring work.
Mr.. John Turner entertained HE
son, Nate and wife of Greeley last
Saturday. The old gentleman is in
tending to shut mp his residence on
South Street shortly and visit few
weeks near Lorah with another con.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Akers, south
of town were called upon to mourn
the death of their eight days old
baby girl last Friday. Interment
took place in the Oakfield Gem etery
on Saturday. The parents have the
sympathy of their many friends in
this hour of sorrow.
An auto party made up of j. w.
Jensen, Chris Jessen and brother
in-law Mr.. Hansen of West Extra,
and j. B. j. Lohner chaffeur, went
to near Stuart Friday where Mr..
| Jensen owns nice farm. We hear
that the first three gentleman are
seriously thinking of moving there.
| Mrs. Anna McAninch and DR.. Ri
ley have made decided improve
ment in the appearance of their
premises by having those large
shade trees either removed bodily
or nicely trimmed. Let others on
that street do likewise and let lit
tie sunshine in, for owing to the
dense foliage this thoroughfare is
very muddy and hard to travel in a
rainy time.