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Working on Trail.

The Midland trail section In Price
canyon. between Castle Dale and Cotton,
is being built by three gangs of la
porers, consisting In all OF 100 men, Car
bon county residents are so enthusiastic
over the trail that they have furnished
gang OF men and built a concrete
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Swandell Goes to Toledo,

CLEVELAND, o, June The Cleve-
night that Pitcher Swandell, recently re-
leased to Cleveland by the New Orleans
Southern league club, will be turned over
10 the Toledo American association team.
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Pioneer Woman Sick.

-, Mrs. Mary Hooper Jennings. widow of
Thomas w. Jennings, Is seriously III at
nor home. Her condition the last few
days has been SO alarming that her rela-
tives in the enst have beon advised and
Some Of them are now on their way to
this CITY
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EldIedge Successful.

-, n recent number or the Los Angeles
Times tells OF the success OF George w.
drawing of The projected Huntington
park high school Mr Eldredge Is the
architect OF the Salt Lake City high
school now being erected on the east
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RIVERS
Nj lF1ER ALL
.,,,,tiisn Settled, and
p,I B. Pulled OFF
yply 4.

| .,,sro. June 7--Lis",, s',na
~ willie Richie na,ass .,nas
axe la pounds rms, T'ns-
sosra before the llgn', ,,Io,
ar,r.y said tonish, n,.a,a,a 'sas
~ W. b. staged here evsT as
~ = disagreement over
..,r who went TO =, L1He bie
S.;er,iew Ritchie ,sh,cl,f al G,f
sssFrsspssd Rivers rs '9nlsn. Mrsn.
i = Angeles for San IN, tTan- rIers
Z ,-su training qua. ouaf,e.Ss, -.
~ !, was said. would ps
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The regular quarterly dividend OF the
Dalw-Judge Mining company of 10 per
cont, aggregating $4,000 being dividend 4,i,c,
1919. TO stockholders OF record at close
Of business June 20, 1913, on which date
the transfer books will close, and reopen
Oh 'Ti. e. w. LAMBoURNE, Treasurer.
c942
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CARD OF THANKS

MRS, CHAS. SCHAELLING AND FAM
lily wish to thank their many friends
who so kindly assisted them during the
sickness and death OF their father and
husband, also for the many beautiful
flowers. c1l6o
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|plts ON Turf;
|gbts, Riders
Ind Entries
|hrAlrs Results.

L-fstF, ilS wv. Nj, Mar
.ltl .ei { 10 3. won; Cisko.
IL 40 Is. 9 TO 5 and l TO
VI ~ lGroth. ! TO |, 2 10
i I'D. Time, LOG. Fire,
hrarn. Beautiful Knight.
s'ts Glbie, 0scuro and
Hlkzl
y sis an q haif furlongs-
3 G1.sso'thl, 3 to ]. 7 10
lEr; Neville, l07 (Hill), 10
'n! I! 10 ;. second. Azurea,
Enl u 10 !. 3 to l and s
~ l.9s 3-5. PalaLaole.
~, and Bluebeard also
~ furlongs-Charle
'Elnnel. ! 10 / 5 10 2
~ lrsTargo, Ill (J. Muir
D.; and out, second !;
Y Matthew'S. Q 10 2,
lslrd. Time. 1.1i Is.
saalc. RayarIa, Ada
BE- sls0 ran.
sen !urlongs-Laclsrose
ss., 10 5 and l 10 4.
W (Groth). 10 TO l. 6
" sscond; Platinum. 97
. J, ) 10 ] and 5 10 ?.
y ~. Zsclilf. Manda-
hura Clay and Rusty
:. aat 4 half furlongs--
.si,ssoll. s 10 .. I 10 >
irof Bsy, i07 (HilD. 9
10 :. second: Seneca,
y . y. 3 10 . and / TO
= ID. 70 hoOlenal, LADY
H'sy Peters also ran
ss Els-Foree. 100 (For-
. : and 2 TO 5, won /.
,5N. 8 TO /, 5 10 9 and
ilsF Dip. 1l2 (Burlin-
r ;,sn and ! 10 2, third.
s..n.; Florence Kripp.
81 A'sle Hoiablrd and Ora :
islT Ts ,n1ills-phiIlistina. III
o , and 6 10 5. won ;
n. . i, !; ? 70 / and 6 10 ;,
!" lA0fssl, s 10 /. 9 "a
Tine l.i2 Id. Buss
nv a.a Scott, EvelIna and !
- I'M
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah.
in the matter Of M. C. Sorensen. vol
untary bankrupt.-In bankruptcy, No
1913,
Salt Lake City. In the county OF Salt
Lake, and district aforesaid, bank
Tupt;
Notice Is hereby given that on the Bird
dav OF Juno. 1913. the said NJ c. Soren
sen was duly adjudicated bankrupt: and
that the first meeting OF his creditors Will
be held at my Office In the Continental
block. Salt Lake City, Titan. on the lstn
day Of June, 1913, at II o'clock In the
forenoon, at which time the said cred
itors may attend, prove their claims. ap-
point a trustee. examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business as may
properlv come before said meeting,
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City. June /, 1913. cl2o2
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS, OCULIST
and auri5t: spectacles accurately fitted
difficult cases solicited. e3963
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VACUUM CLEANING

IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING A CLEAN
er, buy THE Tuec," the best on the
market: demonstrations given at all
times: Installed in homes or hotels, the
only machine on the market that can't
get out Of order. Tuec Stationary Clean
er Co.. l41 E. Broadway. Was. 2S0.
bI1i6
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srocKhoLpERs, MEETING.
nAIY.JUDee MINING COMPANY.

saIns Utah, May al 1913 b3271
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LAWN AND CEMENT WORK

WANTED-LAWN OR CEMENT WORK;
prompt and reasonable. Phone Hyland
977-R. b3208
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church. We
get you position free of charge Tele-
phone Wasatch 5322. 1850
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PICTURES and WALLPAPER

PICTURE FRAMING AND HOUSE DEC
Grating. George w. Ebert & Co., Al
Main st. k2719
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ON TUESDAY. JUNE 10. AT 26i so.
9Th East, at 1870 a. m. rooms Of
furniture, consisting OF mahogany parlor
set felt mattress springs dining table.
dining chairs, Rogers Administer and
Brussels rugs, sanitary couch Singer
sewing machine. chIffonier, ice chest, two
fine heaters. oil painting gasoline range.
Universal steel range. hose, lawn mower
1vers q Pond pianos (cost 5000. No re-
serve. G. /. SEBER, Auctioneer
c145s
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PERSONAL

LADIES-S1000 REWARD; l POSITIVE
y guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy; safely relieves some
OF the longest, most obstinate abnormal
cases In three 10 five days; no harm
pain or interference with work; mall
100: Double strength. 81. DR.. B. p.
Southington Remedy Co.. Kansas City.
Mo. o1b
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

TWENTY YOUNG MEN WITH B1-
cycles TO work after school and all day;
good cnance to learn telcgraphy. Apply
Manager Western Union Tel. Co, ~
So. Main st. c991
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Ittis good plan 20 take tho time to
aconaiut one g self with the opportuni'
ties that are presented through tho
40 C1IrmDm
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MASSAGE
STEAM FITTING

j. NJ. LUCE. PLUMBER: WORK
promptly attended 10. 924 Penn. ave.
Hyland 1857 o4440
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loo. MisFIT SUITS FOR SALE AT
State. s2754
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SAFES AND VAULTS


COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES ON
hand. Shealy Safe & Vault Co, Al
Postoffice place o2542
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKES AMI
embalmer. l64 So. West Temple. Phone
EOS d.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF utan.
in the matter of Matt Whitman, vol
untary hankrupt--In bankruptcy NO.
To the creditors of Matt willman Of Salt
Lake City. in the county OF salt LAKE.
and district aforesaid. q. bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 30th
day OF April, 1913. the said Matt WILL
man was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and
that the FIRST meeting OF ms creaiITrs GuIT
mental block Salt Lake City, Utah, on
the 18th day of June. 1913. at lo o cloGS
In the forenoon at which time tne sara
creditors may attend. prove their claims
appoint trustee. examine the bankrupt;
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting ,-
Referee In Bankruptcy
Salt Lake City. June Z, 1918. cl2oo
m THE DISTRICT ~, c9TKT 2I1,IIo+ OF IF rTtab TIE
In the matter of Thomas Il, Lynch,
voluntary bsnkrupt.-In bankruptcy.
To ,'P fhe .V creditors of Thomas K Lynch Of
Salt Lake City. In the county of Salt
Lake. and district aforesaid. bank
rupt: ~ ,4,.n Tho, on tho Ard
day Of June. 1918. the said Thomas 4,
Ivnch was duly adjudlcated bankrupt,
and that the first meeting Of his cred
itors will be held at my, Office in the
t.ontinentai block, Salt Lake City, Utah:
ON the 18th day of June. 1913: at 1880
o'clock In the forenoon. at whicn tine
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims. appoint a trustee. examine
the bankrupt, and transact sueh other
business as may properly come before
sa'" CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City, June Z, 1918. cl2o1
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A special meeting Of the stockholders
of the First State bank OF Salna. Utah.
will be held at the office of the bank,
salina. Utah. Saturday. June FL. at 2
% clock D. M, for the purpose OF increas-
Ing the capital stock OF the said bank
from $4,000 70 $4,000; .0oo;.no,-
President
A. Y. HUSH,
Secretary
e.rns Utah, May u. 1913 b3271
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BE A DETECTIvE-EARN OVER $500
monthly Greatest opportunities. Write
Detective Wagner. 1g4$ Lexington ave.
New York. 1856
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> STIiOCk'S s EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
itotel restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers.
% West Second South Phone f6l.
o1.3
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MEN OF IDEAS AND INVENTIVE
ability write Immediately for new lists
OF needed inventions and ideas wanted
Randolph e. CO., Patent Experts, Wash
Ingtop, d. c. cI0S0
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LADIES' TAILOR

FASHION LADIES' TAILOR. 120 EAST
Broadway. H. Babbel. Mgr. Wasatch
$3.50 b2os0
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HANDY MAN FOR LUNCH ROOM AND
confectionery store. Apply Smiths
Quick Lunch. 5th Il, and Ith South,
cleI2
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,SNus gaulss,

|Et iiy iiys,SSosEoreopsls. ID lO9
Il h ki.n1nn,, nI.nl, 40 and 90,
& .s.II'hnl, $40, third
IA ~, ~ Amber. Danberry.
|f,@ ren dhc
|ii il.,aa.a ia a half furlongs-
=, Hun; Hssia ,; sa:lo. 81 and
rt csns. 10 iGanz), $50
q TT5say T5sGy Boz, los tBu%O uSO
II b,,, !; lbs. Meshaeh
ID also ran. eeA0fae'
ks' i; ;5;sii,s9hss-yerena. is 100
s:arI' arSiN !! - and siiso, won, 3n?
q = ~ ~ and $3.50. see, zee,
Ss,s9p,1s,st. p1,t c6aDul,Geparee.. Gae.
IN; iDdns a'SG iSf., ran,
M Si0,.IongSo!d al R,sea"ess stakes
III NV x and 500, Won: WON
s..,a,ol'usl. $3.50 anG
iss'sI; sss;; lsi Steele Ist'
sps y new recoral
Ssl'ss;!s ,,Ig turlongs-
- assl, Neo, So. ;g,'s 70 and
ltsai5l. ai5les; !, 100 (Buxtoan5iSu ny
Isis Jim Hssey.' ''u ioa !;
Ae:SIso,Il Time lie s.5' -.
I'd Stn : s, also ran.
fss %ccsbeS 5l,a y ,6 6s2,5 30;
p-sa Enme :o,90 and
As 'ns; NJ: l:E. cSq,la csr,la :
'na Trojan Beilo III >
\ Summary.
'ssw; iw;ssMrravers wsSM;,rl los
z Nlcsuu Time, In, ci,i, ~ !
- Bulgar ans
fsly, !, Won; seip" seeipersauce I.
>SA and third. Time Time
s,s, ,Sl!e-Hoyr,
oSnSss'on FED. ~. ~
MID. r Fardner. ~ ~,
~, suBht 49,,
~ eso nn Tine, 2:i1 ~ -
Pm about Two
GlbSSm,s,,,t, i09 (K ~ Wv
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GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS. MOST
thorough prepara ton, So Returned If
not appointed. Particulars free Amer
lean Civil Service School, Washington.
D. c. h36oS
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HAND EMBROIDERY

ORDERS TAKEN FOR HAND EN-
broiderv and battenhcrG lace work. VIII
call at home for orders if requested.
Decorations for the hdme "A specially.
Phone Hyland 2953-W. cl214
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WILL START YOU EARNING 81
daily at home in spare time. silvering
mirrors; no capital; free Instructive book
let giving plans OF operation C. F. Red
mond. Dept, 31S, Boston, Mass. n242
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RELIABLE, ExPERI-
enced In civil and criminal cases, can
20 anywhere or do anything. Rates rea-
sonable Address B-26, Tribune. c12T3
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE
easy to get My free booklet, Y-21e.
tells how Write today-now. Earl
Hopkins, Washington. D. G.. c3
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COAL. MINERS. MEN OF GENERAL
experience, steady and reliable. Give
and last place OF employment,
Address BPS Tribune, c127'
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SOS WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people to travel and dis
tribute samples, big wholesale house
Emery. 73e Sherman, chicago, c10o5
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TAILORING
PENMANSHIP
FUR STOEAGE,REMODELING

FURS STORED, CLEANED. REPAIRED,
remodeled: summer prices expert fur
riers. Hudson Bay Fur Co. Was. 1l61.
l22 Main St BLISS
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Family Hotel
PIANO LESSONS

l. LpSSONS GIVEN TO BEGINNERS ON
piano; given by Miss G. Sahlin: 80 cents
q lesson. ga So, 9Th East. c13S9
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13
Double Wedding

On Wednesday of last week at
the Ian;sh Lutheran Church in Au-
dubon occurred the marriages of
Peter H. Schmidt to Miss Carrie
D. H. Andersen, and Anders Hams
Andersen to Miss Elvine M. Steffen
sen, Rev. J. P. Chris. larsen officiat-
ing.
These young peoIlls are all we'll
known in the County having BEEN
raised to manhood and woma nhoodi
in our midst. Their conduct thru
life has been ide I, exemplary, for
which we admire them. They are
starting their new life with pure
motives reconciled to man and an
enduring vel trained hope for the
future.
The Journal extends it's heartiest
congratulations.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13
Christian Church Notes

The subject of the morning ad-
dress will be "From Pharisee to
Christian
Good interest ds being shown i'm
the doctrinal series for Sunday eve
nings. Next Sunday evening the
subject ds "Heirs of Rome, or
Heirs of God.'' These sermons
are all illustrated by charts. We
especially invite those who are
not affiliated with the church and
those who have gone part way in
the demands Of the gospel. We
nave question COX at the door =
to which you are invited to put
any question relating to the saliva
ton of the soul.
Come, let US re sen together.''
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13
CRYSTAL WEDDING
Wa. Celebrssted at Richard Ow-
kn Home, East of Exira, Last Fri
day. Many Presept..

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Owen cel-
ebrated their fifteenth wedding an
niversary, Friday, March 9TH, at
their new home, two and me-half
miles northeast of town. About
one hundred relatives and friends
were present to partake OF the
sumptuous dinner which was served
The music rendered during the
afternoon was very much enjoyed
their being number of musicians
among the guests. Early in the
evening the house RAPIDLY filled
with the younger people who were
soon tripping the light fantastic .
At twelve O'Clock am elaborate
luncheon was served but the gray
streaks of dawn could be seem
when the guests departed, declar
ing their host and hostess royal
entertainers and heartily welcome
them to this vicinity again, they
having lived here some years ago,
and all hope they may live to cell
ebrate their Golden Wedding.
MIR. and Mrs. Owen were the re-
cipien.s of a great many beauti-
full as we'll as useful and valuable
gifts, which will always be a
pleasant reminder of their many
friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13
Roberts-L Lockhof

Mr.. and Mrs. George Feihtems-
ier received an invitation, the
first of the week to the marriagel
of her niece, Miss Blanche Mae.
Lockhcf and Mr.. Charles Merle Rob
erts, which took place at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs Mary
Lockhof in Atlantic yesterday eve
ming at Z O'Clock. The bride was
fore ady in the Atlantic knitting
Factory and the groom is a clerk
in the Jones store. They wiz
make their home in Atlantic.
Mrs. Roberts visited with her
relatives here last fall ON her re-
turn trip from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, and is we'll known in this
community. We extend congratu-
latiOnS
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13
Pioneer Lady Dead

Mrs. Sarah Briggs was BORN an
Saratoga county, New York, Decetm-
ber 81, 1927, where she grew to
womanhood. Sixty-five years ago
she was married to Harvey Briggs.
In the early forties they moved
and settled on a farm in Illinois
where they lived for thirty five
years and raised their family,
Byron Silas and Mrs. Sparks Baker.
They settled in Lincoln township,
Audubon County, Iowa, in the ear
ly eighties. After married life
of fifty-four years or i'm 1902,
Mr.. Briggs was laid to rest. Her
second son, Silas, died six years
ago. OF late years, Mrs. Briggs
has been making her home with
relatives in Missouri, Illinois and
Iowa. She died at the home of a
granddaughter in Illinois, Fe,bru-
ary 21, 1913. Interment was made
in Lincoln Center Cemetery by
the side of her husband and son.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13
EXTRA BOY MARRIED
Perry Hemsley and Mercedes Hoove
Married in Seattle, Washington,
February 26th. !

The Journal was the recipient of
the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, da-
ted Sunday March 2, 1913, sent by
our friend, Mrs. Prank Hensley
1t contained the announcement of
the marriage of their son, Perry
Parrott Hensley to Mercedes Hoove
daughter of Joseph L. Hoover and
wife of Seattle, which occurred at
the First Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. Adna w. Leonard per-
forming the cere mony.
Mr.. and Ms. Hensley were mem
bers CT tie 1912 graduating class
of Lincoln High School.
Perry was a pupil of the Extra
Pubic Schools of this city ho1
many years before moving to Sc
attic and was very Intelligent.
Industrious young man.
We extend our heartiest congra-
tulations to the happy young cou-
pie and hope that their lives will
be one of unbounded success and
happiness.
They will make their home in
Spencer, Washington.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13
ENTERTAINED
Last Saturday Evening IN Hprnr of
Roy Dryden ard Wife. Seventy
Five Present..

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dryden residing
near Hamlin were host and host
ess to crowd of seventy five peo-
pie, last Saturday evening, whom
they had invited in to spend am
evening with their son, and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dry
den, who were married last Wed
nesday.
The company remembered the
occasion and presented the newly
married couple many useful article
such as a clock, table linen, silver
ware and money. After many hours
of entertainment they all departed
for their respective homes wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Dryden much happi-
ness and prosperity.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13
Surplus Sale

Here is report of Surplus Sale
Day. It's better to list your sur
plus and sell it to the man that
wants it than to have it rust, 70
or decay. This sale is quite pop
ular and always well attended.
Niue team, Roy Dryden. $4,000;
horse, George Wahlert, $50; horse,
Arley Johnson, s62.50; horse, Will
Bar, s70.50; hoise, ". Rasmussen
SS1.OO; harrow, shomp Bintner,
s1s; harrow, j. R. Stanley, $50;
harrow, Herbert Hocamp, $500;
! harrow, Roy Dry den, SIS; Cart R.
l., Roy Dryden, S4;s seeder, N. G.
Reisgaard, s27; Parlin planter, v
Rasmussen, $3.50; Parlin plant
er new, Roy Dryden, $50; cultiva-
tor Avery, Wilson Huff, s11.5 P.
and 70. cultivatcr, Roy Dryden, Sill;
and o Il inch low, P. C. Peter
sen, 1925; j. D. 14-ineh ploy, Uf-
fie Henn:ngsen, s12.25; 16- inch
plo.', Chr Fee sen, s14; le- 5l-h
plcw, Roy Dryden, $3.50; 16-
inch plow, VIM. Eintner, S13; j.
D. pla ter, V. Rasmussen. $3.50;
] D. Disc o. Make, Gilbert Nell
sen, $50; disc new, VIE Lewis,
$50; disc, j. R. Stanley, $50; disc,
Herb rt Hocamp, $3.50; disc n:w
N. G. Re:sgaard, s31; gang plow,
Scot Hockenberry, $52.5Os spread
er, Will Davies, SIS; spreader
large, Will Porter, $50; feed
grinder, I. Williams, s24; spring
wagon, Ed Dryden, s54; moline wa
gon, Roy Dryden, $69.5O; buggy,
Roy Dryden, $50; buggy, Milton
Messersmith, $50; buggy, Ed Dry
den, s64.50; corn shelter, Peter M
Jes en- 81; corn shelter, Matt Thte
len, $500; tanning mill, Hi Hill,
SIG; swing, S. C. Sorenson, SO;
swing, I. Wi liams, S2.75; harrow,
Jens P Jensen $3.50; harrow John
Esbeck, $12; harrow, A. F. Pine,
s17; cart, r. l., Ed Tibben, S4.3O.
old wagon, Tom Maiteson s1.5O; cal
AL Fredelicks, 50; incubator, V.
Rasmussen, $3.50; vacuum clean
er, Hi Hill, $3.50; horse, John
| Esbe, k, $67.50; horse. l.. M. Mad
lison, $3.50; horse, Jake Jacob
sen, $3.50; harness, H. c. Peter
sen. 50; harness, Will Eckles, ss;
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13
WILL MEET
Everybody Who Cam Get TO Extras
Next Saturday Ungently Invited
to Attend Big Afternoon Road
Meeting.

Are you going to attend the big
road meeting i'm Extra next Satur-
day, March 18th.
This seems to be the important
question of the week for those
who dwell in the south part of Au-
dubon County. For while all are
interested in good roads and de
sirous of securing them, it is be-
coming clear that the most that
can be expected from tina present
agitation for permanent roads is
that only few will ever have
them, while the mass of farmers
and townspeopls will be left to
do their travelling ON the common
dirt as in the past.
Mr.. H. G. Beard, who will be
here Saturday, comes under the
auspices of the Extra Commercial
Club, and will show just how real
ly GOOD roads have been secured
in number of other localities in
Iowa Within the past three years.
There lis NO question that the plan
has besn unusually successful else
where, fer some of the very best
roads in the entire state today hav
been constructed under it. More
over thIsre appears to be no rea-
son why the people who live about
Z Nv;, Il
1t does not appear to be putting
it too strongly to say that every
and desires to have them from
man who believes i'm good roads
and desil,es to have them from his
farm to market should make it a
point to attend the meeting saur-
day, and further that he should
come resolved to cooperate in ev-
cry possible way in bringing about
this much ,ongad fer end.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13
Mrs. Stephenson Dead

Mrs. Stephenson, Living about
fourteen miles east of Extra, died
at her home, Tuesday evening. Fu-
neral services were held at the
Christian Church in this city to-
day, Rev. Smith in charge.
1t Wild be recalled that Mr.. Ste
phensen is retiring from the farm
and a few months ago bought the
Athletic park and the other P. l..
Chris ersen property contiguous
thereto, intending to move here
March 1st but for the sickness OF
Mrs. Stephenson.
Our sympathy goes out to Mr.
Stephenson in this dark hour OF
grief.