Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-16

lantic Monday on business.
Rev. Harmed aud wife returned
last Friday from their visit to their
son,
j. B. ]. Lohner attended 6. L. of
Masous and School of Instruction
last and this week.
Jack Alsup, wife and children left
Saturday for months visit with
friends at Olathe Kansas.
Mike Sorenson made a good
"hoss" trade Saturday with tra-
der passing through town.
Walter and Chas. Hensley mar
keted good smooth bunch of cat
tie with our buyers Saturday.
Prof. Bernhard Boeggild will lee
ture in the Park, June 90, 100 P. NJ.
on dairying and milk supply.
Kirk Knox and force painted the
house on the John I. Hensiey farm
near Atlantic the last of the week.
OlufJensen sold all his trading
stock Saturday and has sworn off
horse trading for good-until next
time.
The Extra Creamery shipped out
seventy-fve tubs of butter the past
week and received car of tubs Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pangburn of
Adair visited their daughter, Mrs.
Chantry and husband the latter
part of the week.
Myrtle Knox went to Audubon
Saturday to prepare the birthday
surprise for her grandmother
Holmes to take place Sunday.
Ed and Will Benton, B. Giles and
Mr., Price of the Guthrie Co. west
line were all on the market Satur-
day with punches of fat hogs.
Daniel Artist and wife started for
Willard, Kansas last week to spend
the summer hoping that climate
will relieve the asthma with which
she is afflicted.
Chas. E. Herrick graduated last
week in the Law Department at To-
wa City and will hereafter become
known as Atty. Herrick. We con-
gratulate him.
A great Chorus has been organ
lied for Jnly 4th at Extra. Many
people ire planning to attend and
listen to these voices as they will
blend this Independence Day.
Mics Flo Lehny, teacher in the
Sioux City schools visited her un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Conn
rardy last week from Thursday un-
til Saturday. She will teach there
again having been reelected.
B. f. Simpson's high steppers be-
came fractious when near his home
one day last week and made "get-
away breaking the top off the bug
gy and scratching one of the hors-
es slightly, no other damage to
speak of.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ebert of Ham
lin twp. entertained the following
friends Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bartlett,
Jerry Hoover and family and Gus
Siedleman aud family. They all re-
ported a fine time.
Mrs. E. B. Holmes, Chas. Kom-
mes and aunt Mrs. Peter Guidinger,
VIM. Thielen and this auburn hair
ed reporter all celebrated their re-
spective birthdays Sunday, June IL
in way commensurate with their
inclinations and purses.
Manager Simpson is replacing the
telephone poles and erecting much
larger ones which are more adapted
to the immense strain they have to
bear. The toy of former days has
become ponderous machine un-
der the able management of Lafe
Simpson and his able assistants.
Messrs V. Hansen, Ebbe J. Han
sen, John Nelson and their better
halves attended the S. G. Nelson
birthday anniversary last Sunday
and report genuine good time.
Many people from and near Brayton
were there, whose names we did not
learn.
j. p. Wilson took Peter Wolf and
wife out east of Elk Horn Tuesday
to the home of Chris Hansen and
wife to witness the marriage of
their daughter to son of Lars Es-
beck. The young folks will go to
housekeeping at the Esbeck home
while Lars will move to Elk Horn,
where he bot 10 acres in town on