Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-05-12


Mr.. McNeeley of the South Side
restaurant went to Anita and Allan
tic Monday on business.
Nick Dof6ng and John Wander
brake went to Audubon Saturday
evening returning Sunday.
Doc Phipps and mother of east Of
Hamlin were guests of Walter Hoo.
kenberry and wife Sunday,
Mrs. Thos. Gill, daughter Mise
Mary and brother George visited
over Sunday with Brayton friends.
boy" Herrick left Monday for
Aberdeen, South Dakota to view
the reputed fine land in that count
ry.
Chal Sturgeon returned TO his
home in Eddyville Friday after a
pleasant visit with his parents and
brother.
Mrs. Francis McNally, residing
tlve miles southeast of Extra, was
the guest of Mrs. J. W. Kline Thurs
day night.
Miss Byrd Connrardy visited all
of last week in Audubon with her
eister, Mrs. Simpson while he was
out in Nebraska.
Will Bintner and Barney Dofinr
had their pumps and windmills
placed in good working order last
week by one of our dealers in such
repairs.
Mr.. Chantry spent Sunday with
his wife at the Atlantic hospital and
expects to bring her home some
time this week if she continues to
improve.
Guy Dennison and force were out
northeast of town 1ast week doing
some grading for the County, some
of the hills there needing to be cut
down very badly.
Sam Deets residing near the
south County line on the old M.
Scharff farm, made this office a
pleasant call last press day while in
town on business,
Mrs. A. w. Bradley writes from
Missouri Valley to her husband
that she is already taking the cam
Ger cure which is doing it's work all
right but giving her considerable
pain.
Henry Bush has just completed
the painting of his fine residence on
north Park street beautiful white
with dark green trimmings on the
outside and the interior is painted
in an equally artistic and pleasing
manner.
Barney Deets has used Perkins
windmill for the past Is years and
last week had one of our repair men
make few changes in the parts old
and worn and now thinks the old
mill is good for another fifteen
years active service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Wolff, SOUTH
east of town, entertained the follow
ing Extra citizens Sunday viz; Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oluf Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jen-
sen, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Pete Hau-
sen. A nice visit is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Davis Jr. who
resides two miles southeast of town
are the proud parents of nine
pound boy born to them Saturday,
May Z. This is rather a surprise to
their many friends as their young
est child is fifteen years of age.
Jack Coe, Walkers handy man,
went to work last week on Cotton's
Cash Register which refused to
work properly, took it apart, stud
led its mechanism, put it together,
, and now 1t does it's work properly
uIuCu 10 the owners satisfaction.
Mrs. Mollie Jenkins and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charley Scott and child of
Atlantic were Saturday and Sunday
guests at the Mise Kelsey home on
South street and on Monday the
former started for Aberdeen, South
Dakota to pick out claim which she
recently drew.
Peter Schwab completed the work
on his fine new house last week on
the former Henry Snowgoose farm
In Greeley and now has the carpen-
ters at work erecting large mo-
dern porch to his residence one mile
south of town, besides other im-
provements intended to minimize
the labors of the good house wife.