Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-03-02
EXTRA, IOWA. THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1911. 3l(
Chris Petersen is on tn. sick list
with the measles.

Miss Connrardy entertained DR.. =
Graf of Villisca Sunday.
Mrs. 81. A. Nelson aud children
are sick with the measles aud colds
II. B. Hickman of Adair route 2,
was in the city Saturday on busi- ~
ness. -
Last Saturday was fine day and al
town. n,
Evart Kline commenced work for al
A. F. Littlefed in Audubon town.
ship Monday. tt
Jesse Richards of Audubon ar .
rived here Tuesday to clerk in the n
Fred Vefmilya store. -
Mrs. j. III. Bell has been more tc
poorly than usual this week with 9,
an attack of lagrippe. a,
Thos. Lohner and wife celebrated -
their 18th marriage anniversary, =
last Monday, Feb. 9th. "
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Grandpa Statzell and v. B. He'll a
yer both had telephones installed m
in their houses, Wednesday. N
Jens Peter Wilson is hauling out "
the material for new building on II
his farm southeast of town. tt
Mics Eta Spencer of Old Hamlin
was the guest of Mrs. G. l.. Nc
Aninch from Friday until Sunday.
Ii s. P. Daugaard and wife west of
Brayton we're guests of Alfred Mil
ler and vile over Friday of last week o
Matt Thielen bot two cars of cat
tie Saturday of Peter Lund and a
shipped them to South Omaha the il
came day.
Harold Sturgeon moved Wednes- "
day from the Rsndleman forty to e
the Chas. Kommes farm II mile
south of town. r
Elmer Boehme of Audubon town. "
ship was in Extra Saturday on bus- b
inees and while here made call at
the journal Office.
Cecil Crane and wife, Just re-
leased from quarantine for dipther- IL
ia in Atlantic we're visiting her bro
ther, Denny Grovenberg Tuesday.
Mr.. Martin Axelson who has been a
at the hospital at Iowa City for three n
or four weeks taking treatment, re-
ports his health mpch improved. :,
Mr.. Isaac Hunt arrived home from g
Texas last week. He ia much en- J
Unused with the Gulf Coast country.
He has rented his land at $40. per
acre.
Denny Grovenberg is moving in I
with hls father-in law, Frank LEI
fingwell for the present; and Date .
McClain is moving into the house
vacated. !.
Mr.. j. H. Baker, residing on Rt. 3, o
was in town Saturday for the first
time for many weeks. He has been
sick all winter with the rheumatism
and lagrippe. y
Grandpa Sta,zell would like to Z,
have solution to the following
question, "Why is an old soldier
tired on the fret day of April?" An o
ever next week.
Messrs Peter Petersen and J. W.
Jensen entertained Rev. Larsen, an
Advent divine of the State of Wash
ington for few days the past week n
as he was on his way to Wisconsin, e
and later Texas. ii
Rev. Whitney of North Branch is
assisting Rev. Harmed in the at q
tempt at revival at the Methodist
Church. He was called home Tues- r,
day on account of the sickness of p
his wife, but returned again We'd i,
nesday to resume his duties. il
We have not heard of any man
around Extra beating his wife, and
If there should be such brute vent
ing his ire on his helpmate he had c
better hide himself somewhere in a.
the tall timbers. We have few n
gallons of tar that would make an I'll
alright coat for such monster. fl
VIM. Bintner and wife came down o
from Carroll Monday evening and
at once went to work arranging their il
household goods in their residence a.
few doors south of the Catholic e
Church and will be snugly esconced ts
therein by the last of the week. The y
citizens gladly welcome this worthy o
couple to our town. IL
George Spencer and wife were
down from their Hamlin home bid d
ding their Extra friends adieu be- O
fore they leave for their new home n