Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-07-27

Jerry Hoover ind wife were the
guests of Fred Bartlett and wife at
Audubon last Sunday.
Mr.. Ivyl O'Flyng and wife of ON
aha with his father, Rev. O'Flyng
went out to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Collee to pass the Sabbath.
Mrs. Folly Herrick fell while walk
ing in the yard last Saturday. Her
many friends will be glad to learn
that no serious results developed.
Mrs.. Seibert and daughter re-
turned home last Thursday from
Gravity, Iowa, where they visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Poster.
Miss Edith Quist sundayed with
her mother, east of Extra. She re.
turned to her household duties
with a family near Atlantic Mon
day.
Miss Anna Doffing of Cedar Falls,
Iowa came here last Thursday and
will keep house for her brother,
Barney Doffng on the farm a few
weeks.
LawrencePetersen and wife accom-
panied their grandmother to Au-
dubon where they took the train for
Man ming where they transfer 10 the
G. & NJ. to Manila.
The band concerts still draw
large crowds Saturday nights. Our
band boys are somewhat handicap
ped by 80 many of the old MEM
bers moving away.
1t has been a buoy week for our
stock buyers. Anticipating short
crop of corn many farmers have
been shipping everything in the
hog line that will do to ship.
Our Atlantic neigbbors have
made fine improvement in their
town by paving their principal
streets. The town looks more like
live people are living there now.
John Dimick shipped ont a ane
bunch of steers again Saturday
night. The steers were in fine con-
ditions and fitted to top the market.
John is getting the habit of doing
this OF late.
A fine shower of rain came unan,
nounced over this section last Sat-
urday much to the qualification of
every one. More water fell in this
vicinity than has fallen since De-
coration Day.
Mrs. Sarah Rodgers of Sacramen-
to City, California and Mrs. W.. F..
Gray of Gray, sisters of Mrs. w. ].
Lancelot and Miss Hope Whitman
of Yale, niece of Mrs. Lancelot are
guests at the Lancelot home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones with their
two children of Evanston, Chicago
Illinois are guests at the Joseph
Wheeler home east of town. There
will be no dark clouds around the
Wheeler home while Mrs. Jones re-
mains in that vicinity.
Found-July 4th, something
about me being fined to the extent
Of $3.50. TIE party who originated
this and started it in circulation
may have came by proving proper.
ty and paying for this notice.
Herbert Hoe amp,
Extra, Iowa.
The big gasoline engine of Mr.. E.
Q. Wilson went on vacation Sat-
urday and absolutely refused to
pull the big belt Of his shelter. The
skillful manipulation OF Mr.. P. K.
Jensen put it in running order
again and now it joys right along
Smelling out his 1900 bushels fes
the market.
Lost
A bunch of keys, initials G. 81. on
them, lost on the road home. Fin
der please leave at the Journal
Office.
j27 c. III. Harris
Business Change
We took the Extra Coal & Feed
business this week and want to keep
busy whether we get rich or not,
therefore we will sell you the best
coal for the least money and we will
not permit anyone any where to un-
dersell us. We can buy as cheap as
anyone and will sell as cheap or
cheaper. This is not aimplY a. afafe-