Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-01-25

business.
j. Shingledecker went to Extra on
business Tuesday.
Charles Elliott went up to Manning
Friday on business.
Otto Witthauer went down to Extra
Sunday on business.
G. j. Etcheson went to Dexter last
Wednesday on business.
J. e. MCGUIRE went to Carroll last
Wednesday on business.
j. F. Afford of Houston, Texas is
in the city visiting friends.
w. F. Hemp of Omaha arrived here
Thursday to visit and on business.
Edith Rucker went to Atlantic last
Wednesday for visit with friends.
N. A Kroegh returned last Wednes-
day from business trip to Colorado.
Miss Ada Rubel of Omaha visited
here last week with Mrs. r. j. Creve-
ling.
0OOISO AISOASo ACVAAAO0 Uy
from Carroll where he had been on
business.
Leopold and Richard Lieb went to
Omaha Thursday to consult special
ist there.
Elena Rivera" appeared at the Op.
era House Tuesday evening to q fair
audience.
Mrs. Howard Kittell was taken ser
ionsly ill last week with an attack of
appendicitis.
Conductor Jack Lemon is in his
place again after refrain from the
storm troubles.
w. o. Jones came from Council
Bluffs last Wednesday to look after
business matters.
S. A. McHargue and f. o. Niklason
returned Thursday from business
trip to Coon Rapids.
Sherman Lang returned to his work
in Kimballton Monday after visit
here with his parents.
J. A. Foster of St. Paul arrived here
= Thursday for visit with friends and
to look after business.
Father Mcleod, the great lecturer,
will give q lecture on "Evangeline"
this evening, Thursday.
DR.. ]. M. Fulton was in Atlantic
ast week visiting his parents and look
ing after business matters.
Miss Catherine Lsuritsen of Detmar,
who had been here visiting relatives
returned home last Wednesday.
III. w. Wilson returned last Wednes
day from ST. Charles, Missouri where
he had been to attend the funeral of
his sister.
Mrs. ]. B. Connrardy returned to
her home in Extra after a visit here
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. l..
e. Simpson.
Mrs. E. ]. Hanson returned to her
hon e in Harlan after visit here at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. How
ard Kittell.
Fred Vermilya and Hans e. Han
son returned Sunday from Cumber-
land where they had been with stock
Of goods to sell.
The apparatus for boring the city we'll
is being put in place. The tower stands
60 feet in mid-air resembling the tower
Of q high diver.
DR.. Charles Burnside returned to
Des Moines Monday after visit here
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Burnside.
Henry Frederichsen departed for
Schleswig last Wednesday to visit
his mother and other relatives and to
took after some business.
John Hunter, formerly of Exirs,
but now of Guthrie Center, was in the
city last Wednesday to visit his sister,
Mrs. S. A. Graham and other relatives
Ralph Gray, the sight-year-old son
ef Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray, died Sat.
nrday night Of bowel trouble. His fun
eral tooklplace Monday at the Chris
tian Church.
The City Dairy, which has been own
ed and operated by Nelson q Hansen,
has been bought by N. M. Nelson, the
one partner, and the change will take
place March lat.
Conrad Fuhlrodt and wife Of FIRE.
mont, Nebraska, who had been here
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lieb
and other relatives and friends, return
ed home last Wednesday.
Woman's Club Election
The following officers were elected
1T the last meeting of the Woman's