Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-08-22
Andrew Hansen Dead

|! Andrew Hansen Dead
Mr. Andrew Hansen, father of Mr..
Hans Peter Hansen, of this city,
died at his home in Odence. Den.
mark. July 20, being seventy one
years of age at the time of his
death. Mr.. Hansen of this city did
not hear OF his death until two
| weeks after. He promised his par
ents when he left Denmark twenty
years ago that he would go back
to visit them but he failed to do
SO and now there will be one emp
ty chair that can never be filled
Mr. Hansen leaves to mourn his
death, his wife, three sons, Rasmus
and Jacob, of Odence, Denmark, and
Hans P. Hansen of Extra, and one
daughter, Mrs. Mary Hansen, of
| Odence, Denmark, besides many 9th
er relatives and friends.
See John Nelson for .'Mandt" wag-
ons a29
Hiram Hill marketed hogs in
Extra Tuesday.
Mr.. e. ID. Powell: went To Canada
Tuesday evening en- land seeking
| tour.
DR.. G. A. Aupperlee of suther-
land, Iowa, is visiting relatives at
| Walter Green's.
Ernest Noss went TO DIS Moines
last Saturday on business returning
home Tuesday n. ,rning.
A. G. Holmes of Guthrie County
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
home of his mother, Mrs. e. B.
Holmes in this city.
Mn. Nick Doffing returned. to This
city last Tuesday evening, after an
extended business "Trip to CEDAR Ra-
pids and Waterloo, Iowa.
Miss Cn..rie Gait will ;!epir. next
Saturday for Lake View where she
will visit week with friends III
the George Spencer home.
Bring in your butter, eggs and
chickens and get the highest mar
ket price at
a29 OLi1F,S
MRS. Williams and Cappie Dodge
accompanied their sister, Mrs. Kirk
enburg as far as Atlantic on her re-
turn trip to her home in South Da-
hota.
Mrs. William Eckles and son,
Claude left Monday night for Allan
tic. They will visit with relatives in
that city and then will go ON to
Lewis.
H. G. Station and wife, who have
been visiting at Walter Green's,
went to Audubon Monday to visit
Mrs. Stations cousin, Mrs. Sherman
Wright.
Mrs. Luther HnEs'ey returned to
this city last Tuesday morning after
an extended visit with her parents,
in Brayton, and with friends in Ne
ola, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Roberts return
ed to their home in West Extra last
Sunday after a three months visit
in Cass County with their three
daughters.
Raymond and Ruth Miller re-
turned to- their home in Earlham,
Iowa, last Saturday after a several
days visit with relatives at the Rem
dleman and Cotton homes.
Mr.. Nels Hansen, our druggist,
who Departed the first of last week
for Denmark to visit his relatives
and friends, will reach that country
the latter part of this week.
We sell the Mccormick Corn Har-
vester, best ON the market. Don't
fail to come i'm and see them before
buying elsewhere. a29
JOHN NIELSEN.
Messrs. Luther, Norman, Roy and
Robert Hensley and cousin, Glen
Copeland autoed to Lewis Tuesday
morning to take AN outing on the
lake. They returned home the same
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mertes ST..
departed yesterday morning for
Adair to visit their sons. While
there Mr.. Mertes and the. boys abl
erect a large corn-crib on his. farm
near that city.
Mrs. Hattie Herrick and daughter,
Arlene, went to Grant, Iowa Monday
to bring home the formers niece,