Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-10-27

"A three course dinner was served See T
by the hostess and merry time en-
IJoyed by all.
| Mark Nelson was a business call.
er in Audubon Monday rrs
was
| T. w. hocamP OF Auouoon town day.
ship marketed hogs in Extra, We'd
nesday. oe
Aud
WIN Hlogley marketed three loads by II
of hogs in town Wednesday, some :,
of which weighed over 500 pounds. :" :
| an OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Eckles south of of tn
town entertained a gentleman and
lady from Atlantic Tuesday night
---- - from
Mrs. >. Spoo went to Atlantic nortl
"Wednesday evening to visit a short denc
time with her friend, Mrs Belle
May. ~
sen,
MRS. +. II. Cotton ls improving ra- in El
pidiy at the Iowa City Hospital and on b
| she is expected home the first of the
month A"
NOV
Mrs. John O'Leary and niece, Mise sold
lola McClain departed Monday for Bell
Sioux City to visit relatives and
friends.
| n NOV
Miss Lizzie Wilson and brother of from
near Adair visited their parents, J. tran,
P. Wilson and wife from Friday un- -,
til Sunday. =
wac
Mrs. Y. nj. Jensen aud Mrs. N. @. weeh
/ Neisen returned nome Wednesday der I
atter nice Visit with friends at tione
|Storn Lake.
So
Mrs. Dena Williams is attending ed b
the Grand Chapter OF the Order of ter s
the Eastern Star at Boone this week Mar,
|leaving Tuesday. Mad,
Nels Hansen, the druggist, re- Jos
turned from his trip to California into
the first of the week much refresh And
eo from MS outine. brid
Miss Idah Woodruff returned will
home from Omaha Wednesday, Th
whers she has been staying with pa pe
her sister, Mrs. Clark nets
Mrs VIM. Fulton and Miss Amber aud
Kelsey went to Hamlin this morn the
ing on visit with Mrs. Geo. r. M,
so1-n.ae. - "" .. - w. Mrs.
Word is received here of the mar pare
riage of Frank Henehall formerly siste
OF Extra and A Audubon, but latterly day
OF Ft. Madison to lady residing in they
that city. least
Mrs. DR.. Riley left today for Da- Me
venport, where she Will visit her file,
daughter, Ethel, after which she M. L
will go to Marathon to visit her son this
John and family. they
W. Bari
sa,,a w, hav,
from relatives and friends in seven
different states fer which he re- Re
turns his sincere thanks. Lou
N. D. Hamlin of Harrison Nehras. of tt
ka arrived this morning on visit tu1 .
to his daughters, Mrs. Frank Krea. ieo
mer and Mrs. c. L. McAuinch and iteo
other relatives and friends. one
-- Wee
When we'uns was boy back IN
the Buckeye state we remember of Nj
a wife beater" in the neighborhood Frid
being given ten lashes with raw Neb
hide on the naked back followed by j. CT
warm coat of tar and downy coat both
of feathers. But times have chang resi-.
ed. ed h
II and
DR.. G. j. Graf returned Saturday .;.
from Villisca and other large towns
where he is looking for q place to M
erect veterinary hospital, the size Frid
OF Extra not justifying such under mas
taking here. He will leave in anoth- Gag.
er week for the new loca ton wher- ed n
ever it may be. met
Robert Grausbe.ry will move the pa
last of the week back to the Rendle- uay
man farm in Greeley which he was Aos'o
obliged to vacate few weeks ago "ea w.
on account of the house burning o'A'
dow NJ p.a, wisl
finished building good conforta- ouo'
BILE residence to take it's place.
Powell and Harvey were the To-
sers of their fine big $500 Stallion w
} last week at Atlantic. Mr.. John kline
Murphy had the animal trying to sorr
break him into harness when the dau
! horse reared, fell over and broke thar
, his back rendering it necessary to sent
kill and put him out of his misery.