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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
GORDONSVILLE.

!. gp.clal ia, The Richmond Tirgtnian>>
Cordonsviile, Va, Aug. lS-Mlss
yernelle Dettor. of Richmond mas
been spending the week with her eou-
e,ns. Misses Mary Lee ard Adi'lan
smith. at Mountain View.
Miss VAN bersie. OF Orange, IS the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. W os-
borne. Of Lower Springhelds."
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ, Mcclure and
children. Miss Ruth and Willard, left
on Wednesday for ten DAYS Visit
10 relatives in Philadelphia ana f5os
ton.
Miss sallie Morris. OF staunton, was
the guest several days this week OF
Mrs. Susie Jacobs and Mrs. N A Lin
ney. ,.
atives in Washington.
Rev and Mrs w. Topper Wingfeld.
OF Roanoke. spent several DAYS TINS
week with the formers niece, Mrs. j.
l. r Sneed.
Miss Cecil Grasty OF Crozet, is
spending some days with the Misses
Martin.
John H James. after spending his
vacation with his mother, Mrs r. @.
James. has returned to his home in
Richmond.
c. c. Niche. OF Richmond. visited
his family here this week,
A. NJ. Sindhnger has returned to
New York after spending some DAYS
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Sindlinger.
o. L. Bolton and sister. Miss Kath-
ryn, after a pleasant visit TO their
aunt. Mrs. Rosenheim, of Blueheld.
w. Va. have returned to their home
here.
James L Faber and family. OF
Richmond, are visiting his parents
Mr. and Airs. L j. Faber. Mr. Faber
will return Monday, but his family
will remain several weeks longer
visiting relatives here and at Madi-
son Mill
Mrs c. B. Leckey returned to her
home in Baltimore Wednesday, after
spending several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hall, in the
Z city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r w Ford. of Rich
mond. have been spending the week
with their daughter, Mrs W. r. Pred
dy, in South Gordonsville.
Lewis Marshall. Of Charlottesville
visited his sister, Mrs J. L. T Sneed
here this week.
- NJ. NJ Goodwin. Of the ST Louis Car
dinals, stopped off Tuesday with his
parents, Capt. and Mrs. P NJ Good
win, en- route from Cincinnati to New
York where he pitched against the
New FORKS Giants on Thursday.
John Bibb. OF Philadelphia. has
been spending several days with his
father, J. D. Bibb. in South Gordons-
willie
Mr.. and Mrs, f z. wingfeld, OF
Richmond, are visiting relatives here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19

The Dire sses consist of
evening styles in corn. pur-
pie, pink and blue Net and
Taffeta. also street styles in
natural .Pongee. light blue
Silk Poplin and gray Crepe
de Chine; sizes 16, SO. 40
and AZ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
A Bargain in Mercerized Table Donosk
at5Oc yard

Beautifully finished cloth made in Southern mill
and Damask that has recently gone ND in price to.
gether with many other goods We cannot get another
supply to sell for less than 75c. Fully mercerzed "a
inches WIDE -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
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her home on Hanover avenue follow
Stsun.on
Mrs. w. II. Martin is spending some
Miss r Priddy. Of this city. is visit
tnr Miss NJ. L. Cochran In Staunton-
Mr. and Mrs. Finley McLennan have
daurhter. Miss Julia Mc1ennan in
Charlottesville
Miss Angie Kelley. OF 9os Floyd ave-
nue.. has been VISITING Miss Salie kel-
Law in stanton.
Miss Mamie Garrett is the house
cues, OF Miss Akce Golden Smith, Of
.Rassett Hall" near Williamsburg.
Va.
Miss Elizabeth Dance IS staying
with Mrs. Julian Meade in Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs James Lane are visit
inc in the home II J W Lane on
Z Preston Heights. Charlottesville,
Mrs. Forest Price is spending some
time with her mother, Mrs. James
Guy. Of Norfolk
Miss Victoria Minor Holiday is
STAYING with her grandmother. Mrs
V. NJ. Harris, in Holiday, Va
Hon A C Gordon has concluded
visit with PROT Lyon G.. Tyler. presi-
dent of william and Mary college,
now in this city. and has returned to
his home in stanton
Mrs. Carter Hogan is visiting rela-
lives in yinton. va.
Gessner-MiIler
Radford. Va Aug 1S-Announce-
rnent is made by Mr.. and Mrs a. +.
w Miller. of Radford Va. of the en-
rarement and approachtng marriage
Of their daughter, Jean Everlyn. to
Alvin stov Cessner. or Somerset, Pa
The marriage Will take place in the
Ouinn-CIarke.
Norfolk. Va, Aug. I8.-Mr and
Mrs Henry y. Clarke. of Clarendon.
Va announce the engagement Of their
saprhtar E,dvthe Alma. to Lieutenant
IauTenre 4 Quinn. OF the Third Dis
tr.c, of Columbia infantry.
wood-Har.
Roanoke Va Aug. 1S.-Mr. and
: Mrsw u Wood announce the mar
rIage Of their som y. Y. Wood, to
Miss Willie / Hall, of Danville, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
WAVERLY

Especial to The Richmond yirginian
Wawerly. Va, Aug ls.-Miss Lau-
tina Williams, of Kittrell. y. C. is
visiting Miss Evelyn May
Judge Jesse F. West has returned
from Charleston. W. Va. where he
spent several days the past week
Mrs. l. A. Chappell, Miss Lucile
Chappeil and their guest. Miss Mar
garet Cobb. of Blackstone. are regis
tered AT the Waverly cottage. Vir.
Efnia Beach. for a week
T. J.. Drewry is spending two weeks
Ut Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Robert w. Arnold and chill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19

Mrs c. NJ Hanger, in Bridgewater.
Rev w. j. Hubbard, OF Radford.
is visiting his family in Broadway.
Miss McLedge Moffatt, Of Radford,
is a guest of Miss Florence keezell, at
Keezeltown.
Rev. w. o. Beazley and family. of
Lexington, are guests of Mrs. Beaz-
ley's mother, Mrs. John S. Funk, at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
Singers Glen.

Singers Glen.
Mrs. U. Vaughan, of MurfreAsbo-
no, N. c., and Mrs. John w. Childs,
of Lynchburg. are guests OF their sis.
ter. Mrs. r. B. Hopkins. near Nc.
Gaheysville.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. B. Yates are spend.
ing some time at Atlantic City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
.HARRISONBURG

Harrisonburg. Va, Aug 1S-Mrs.
Especial to The Richmond VirginianD
f. NJ. Berry and two children. of
New York, are spending the summer
with relatives in the county.
Mrs. Belle Beale, of Norfolk was
a recent guest of Mrs. O. b Brock
Rev. G.. w. Gather. of Remington,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19
$3.50 and 1886 Pre-
Shrunk Wash Skirts,
$l.o8

A Wooltex Wash Skirt for a
little over half -price,-some
bargain indeed.
Plain and striped white Cab
ardtne. set-in and outside pock-
cts. all sizes 25 to SO; clean.
fresh looking garments sacri-
fced during the Removal Sale.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
TO SOW OR NOT TO
SOW, IS QUESTION

The farmer sows his seed and,
cares for his growing grain; and
after this, in the fuIlness of time,
he gathers in his golden harvest.
The merchant, too, sows. Do you
ask how? BY his advertising, for
thiss is only the sowing of seeds
that bring forth a! fruitful harvest
of trade.
u this farmer fails to- sow, his
crop fails to grow; and his harvest
is one cf disappointing
TT Ms the sameI with the merS
chanIt who fails to advertise.
While he may get some trade
without it, he can get much more
by sowing the seed of desire in
the minds OF the people by adver
tising in these columns.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
OBITUARY 0F MRS.
JACOB M|SHLER.

Mrs. Jacob Mishler nee Eliza Jane
Weatherly, was born September 8,
1888, i'm Indiana. She died Decemk
ben z. 1917. at the home of her
darughter, Mrs. Loren Bunldner, I'm
Audubon, Iowa, age siNty-four lays,
three months. December %, 1872
she WAS umhed i'm marriage to Mr..
Jacob Mislhler. To this union was
BORN eight children, all of whom,
survive except William F]ranklin,
who died ait the age off seven
years. Her husband preceded her
eleven years ago to his eternal
1jesting place dimce, then she has
had a longimg to- mleeA him dhS tho
nome where all sorrow and tears
shall pass away and joy and peace
shall be theirs throughout eternity.
She was converted i'm her young
or years and Joined the Christian
Church of which she was member
until der death. She was a devoted
ed wife, a kind and loving mother,
2. good neighbor, and, frdHnM al
Mays willing to- share i'm sorrow
and ready to lend a helping hand
fu time of need. She leaves to
fnnurn her loss two spms, Ora and
Calpin, of Audubon County Five
daughters, MRS. Edward Kohler.
Mrs. Alfr'ed Potter, MRS. james
Messersmtbh, Mrs. Dehis Buokner.
and Mrs. LOREN Buckner of AIudu-
BON County. Her mother, four broth
ere, twelve grand children and man.
friends.
Interment was i'm the Douglas
cemetery.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
MOTHER OF NINETEEN
FOUR SONS IN ARMY

Beiptg thd nlother of nineteen
Children, four OF whom are i'm the
srnow, orousht Mrs. soren Jensen
the distinction Of having her picture
printed I'm a recent issue Of Les
lies weekly.
The Jensen's formerly were resi-
ldents Of Elhhorn. They now reside
in Tacoma, Washington. Mr. Jensen
ait one time conducted a store i'm
Elkhcrn, and later engaged in farm
ing on a place north of town.
Atlantic News telegraph.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
MARVEL nILLER--READER.

Hundreds of people who have read
fPollyanna, the Glad Book
will hail with delight the coming
of Miss Marvel Miller, ;lhe talented
imterpretor of plays, who will
ON Friday evening, Jan(uaEy 4th.
present cutting of the story rs
number of the local LycauJn
Course. "Pollyanna'' is the story
of little girl whose mother died
when she was very young, her
| FATHER being ~ mdmister i'm a small
western town, HER bringing up was
| left largely to "the ladies' aiders.''
| Her little life was sweetene6 by
her father having early taught her
to see i'm every incident something
to be happy about. When in the
''nrNssionalry box she found only a
pair of crutches instead of the doll
I She wished for, he told her to be
| glad she did not need the cru)bches.
( hrthr the death lof ller FATHER she
| went to live with AN old maid aunt,
and into her new home she brought T.
community happier dor it, and
the glad game. malsin'g whole
bringing together the aunt and a
former lover who had quarreled.
1.-The stcfg lis full Oft bright humpr,
,matheai2 incidents, and teaches
wholesome lesson THAT has changed
and frightened many lives Miss
Miller lis a winsome gitn df lust
the type to bring out all the sweet
ness and the attractiveness of .'Pols-l
Il lyanna.''
4 Reserved seats on sale at the
Kearney Drug Store Wednesday,,
January End until Friday.
JOY Cotton went to GriswolsA
Monday, and spent a Merry Christ
mas width friends residina there.
4 Mrs. Harry Hook enbefry and chm
drra. visited lghuJsstnnas Day with
tNie.r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Am
tllpny Davis, WHO reside in thr
country. 1
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27

Mr.. amh. Mrs. Matt Metz and
SCI arrive here last week from
Eanada, fer az extended visit with
numerous relatives residing here.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
Thursday CLUB

The Thursday Club met at the
-laolma of Mrs Newton, December 13.
Current Events, weun gNen and
discussed. Mrs. Williams gave
.President Wilson's Thanksgiving
Procl Haper, Chile" !"
Mrs. Eula Spoo. Reading from Stod
dards Lecture ON Gibraltar, Mrs.
Clara McAnlnch. After the usual
business was transacted the Club
adjourned to enjoy social houa
during which time the hostess
served a delicious luncheon. Mary
Dorothy, and Anna Laura Gilroy
were guests of the day.
The Thursday Club met with
M vs.. Marry HaInsen as hostess,
December 9Th, instead of Novem-
be. 29th as per calendar. After
.clrle'nt events ware discusseds
Mrs. WILSON, read ,al paper ON the
Incae Mrs. Oldaker read Stod-
darfs lecture ON Scotland, and
Mrs. Hedirick recited. Flag OF Nc
Land. After the program a deli
cious lunch was served by the
n,ostess. Mrs. Clara Hepirck was
guest of tina Club.
Mrs. Clara McAninch, Reporter.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
The @. O.. Club spent

The Q. @. Club spent an en-
joyIable evenjDlo at the Witthauer
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pow
rAs ss hest and hoatess. ,FtTsday,
svenimg. Tiny will sae entartain-
aS. the u IA. Egbert home next
Friday e1ening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27

The M. e. Ladies Aid Society
will ba entertained next Tuesday
efternoon at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Nasohing in the .a.at
part Of town.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
NOTICE.

The Congregational church will
hold it's annual business meeting ON
Jalnuaryl 2nd, at. the church at
1880 P. M. All members are re''
quested to be Present.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
RED GROSS DEIvE.

Only few reports of the Red
Gross drive have been received
so We defer their pI,blicatbm for
mont tissue when WE hope to receiv
a complete hist for Audubon County.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27

john Jenkins was over in Harlan
a few days last week visiting his
children who are making their
home there with rlatives.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
DECEMBER 27. 1917.
LOCAL AND Personal

Miss Ruth Anciaux, who lis
Iclerling in the Tharnish Variety
.store, spent Tuesday ait the
home of her parents in the coun'-
try. ii
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27

MI and Mrs. Walter Stroebele
.a,ra the parents OF baby girl,
,norn iChrsshmas day. Mrs. stroe1
belle will be rememiberedi s{s Miss
Dena Hensley, daIugthiter of Mr.
and Mrs. john l. Hensley. C'oa.-
|eratul lations.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27

Peter Hass1nfeidt entartaind a
view friends at his room over the
Ed Cotton store Monday evening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. James Hicks has been lying
ing quite i'll at her home just
south of town with a. threasenedl at
tack of lung fever but tha last
repotSts are that she is recovering
rapidly and hopes to be among
us again soon.
Mrs. Jacob Engel returned home
recelltly from a weeks visit at
The >,home OF her relatives, int
AudmbonI Township. She visited at
THE krummt KimmL F'aga, Lutler,
AMOS and Will Tibben homes She
returned homie much elated over
her uislt and says that it WAS one
worth having.
(, Mrs. j. M. nimiIck, who has
been visiting at the home Of ncr
SON. Clyde and wife in Wiarield, j,
and while there being under the
DOCTORS care, returned home last
elk, q trifle improvedt Her sicke
ness is caused from nervou break
down and her physician has adj
vdsed Guer to give up her work as
'Chaif ifmam df the Bed Cross Work.
i'm this city.
Mlrs. Nancy B.nIner is now re-
siding i'm, her home in the Heights
and her granddaughter, Miss Haz-
| e, Nailor is staying with her at
nights, and assisting with the
hbnEemork at the j. M. Dinrick
home during the daytime. Mis-:
Nailor has been residing with her
Father. John Nailof on his farm
-;ast Of Audubon for the past four
years, having lived with her
grandmother before that time
| .he Bruner home was recently oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Hensley and family.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
APPREC|AT|ON

Mr.. Peter Hassenfeldt
Dear Sir:
received THE box of
cigars, candy, etc. all o. (. AMID
lin Ibehtelf of the boys thank yIolu
and the contributors very much.
Wishing you all a Merry Christ
MAS and a Happy New Year, \
remain your soldier Friend. I;
Alfred Baker.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
ANNUAL REPORT 1917
EXTRA CREAMERY ca.

Sream RefceiVed' ;. 3s5,306 lbs.
-uiiA flecelved 1884 lbs.
Milk Received 7S 22A 1hs
Rutterfat In Cream 123.6a5.4 1hs
.Butfenfat in Milk 2,965.5 lbs.
.lotai Butterfat 126,600.9 lbs.
Butterfat sold i'm Ice
Cream Cream etc. 5,689.5 Tbs.
Blutterfat mae into
Buuter 120,911.4 lbs.
! ter sold to Patrons 9,121 lbs.
futtef sold to Merchants eases
utter shipped !. -. 116,065 lbs.
Total Butter made 14S,O54 lbs.
OveTrun 27,142.6 lbs. 22.45 Der
cent.
Money Received.
For Butter snlo to
Patrons >. >. 4,06s.22
Butter sold to Merchants 9,743.74
For Butter shipped $50. 46,4S21A
'FShs Ice Cream >. ). 5,237.20
For Cream etc 365.2S
- 80 - -
Money on hand December1st
1916 :. =. >. ;. ;. 2.126.51
.....
6S,p23.r0
| Disbursements.
Paid Phtron,s $51,643.51.
Paid Haulers =. =. :. 3,713.29
PaAdl Wages :, ;. 3,651.95
| Paid Secretary -. -. 240.00
Paid Treasurer. ;. ;. 10000
| PaAd Hoard Meetings 61.00
Paid Freight and Drayage 459.S0
| Padd Coal and Gas ;. ). S23.49
Paid Taxes $500, :. 96.21
Paid Instlranee !. :. -. 1914
laid ice Expense 1878
Paid New lChurR :. 643.50
Paid Adding Machine . 17150
Paid Tubs ...... =. ). 410.75
Paid Supplies ]. tG 1Chenry
Co. J. !. 2s6.s7
Plaid Supplies Kennedy
and Parson .... 6SS.74
Paid Supplies Creamery
j Pkg Mfg lCo Z. Z. 161.0a
Paid Supplies Boerner Fry Co. 69.oH
Paid Printing w. j. Lancelot 1886
Paid srugaG etc s. 474.91
Outstanding Account -. 377.74
Misc Expem(ces j., !. 454.S2A
Misc Expenses !. 454.S2s
Money ON hand Dee. 1,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
Doh,.,e,t a,nf famfily

L. L, Dohiea and farmhly, who
reside near Anital hire qlarantined
I'M at their home for small pox.
several oh the childlrein being down
withl{the dreaded. disease. Mrs
DonsaN is the daughter of Hi
Heath and wife of West Extra
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
.CONNRARDY'S DRESS
MAKING SCHOOL

Will open Januauy Sth., Se ten
ewi girls register. Must know next
week. / wish to thank my friends
tor their help in the past slnd wish
gu one and all Happy New
Year. Mrs, Connrar1y.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
BEN JENSEN MARRIED

A triend here has received am
nlouncement OF the marriage Of
BEN Jeasen and Miss Lottie HID
den, which occurred i'm Atlantic,
Thursday. December 18Th. The
young people are both Well known
i'm E&ilra, he beMIg a son oil Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Jensen of this
city. The bride had been a sea:lu.
ar I'M our p'mbllc Schools the
past few years ;llld was an acconS-
pfA,bad Moung lady. While he1e
sha gained ihlost of friends. The
happy couple will make their
home i'm Atlantic, where MIR. Jen-'
sen is employed ais boloN-keeper
and sales manager at ths Green
Bay Lumber Yard. Their host Of
friends wish them happiness and
prosperity ON their journey thru
gile.
After their marlLage they went
] to the home or tile .iSride's par
, en- til in, Gealfield, Iowa, where
| they enjoyed tbeitr honeymoon.
The Mothers Nujb met at the
homer nf Mrs. Will voss last
Thursday afternoon and elected
thhir Officers for ,the ensuing
wear Which resulted in the ellec-
ticm OF Mrs. Muriel Hensley. Pres
dent: Mrs. Gleola Voss, Vice Pres
ident; Mrs. Hazel Parrott, Score
tary; aud Mrs. Barbara Komanes
Treasurer.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27

Congregational church.
Sunday School 10 90 a. M.
Morning Service j 90 a. m"
Evening 1880
w. E. Baldwin, Minister.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27
1917 STATEMENT OF
BRAYTON LUMBER CO.

Assets
iReal Estate 1oootoo
Bills Receivable 32Io.aa
A1asll In Bank - lo'a 10
..ynwnice !. !. 944S.23
Book Accounts 16,433sO5
Bills filled but not charged $4,000 90
.... ..... :.
$33,4S6.59
Liabilities.
4Chpital Stock paid up ll,7Oo.Oo
Bills Raylable 1,2oO.Vo
Due Wholesale houses 9,4O772
Surplus from previous years 2,426.6
Accrued tpnterest 5oo.oo
Reserved fcr Insurance and
naxes 10000
anwidonds ITO 90
Undivided Hhofits X. 66TS1
Less ONE per cent for Doubt
dull Accounts ~ ~ l64.5S
...... ...'..
33,4S6,59
N. P. Hoegh, Pres
). f 1de, Sec'y.
u. P. Rasmussen, Manager.
4 Mrs. Scott Hocken]harryA who res
,ssdes south III town, is reported
TO. be very SILK with measles,
~ - n
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27

Frank Jdhnson visited over
Tuesday might i'm Extra with friends
lleavins yesterday lfor lora1. to
ivisdt his father, who has charge
of the elevator there.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27

MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Berry moved
their hoEsehold goods to Winters
set. last week and wall make
theiul Guture homr n,l a farm near
that city Mr. Bsrry has been as
sNsning with the farm work ON
the Mrs. Mary Thielen farm, just
north of town. Dewey Kness, son
cIl George kness. has taken sis
place.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27

Miss Kathryn Thielen clerked
at tine Miss Gecelia Tharnish Var
iety Store during the holltay FAsh,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-27

Peter HAS -nfeI Idt entartaind a
view: Friends at his room over the
Ed Cotton store Monday evening.
john Jenkins was over in Harlan
a few days last week visiting his
children who are making their
home there with rlatives.
Frank Jdhnson visited over
Tuesday might i'm Extra with friends,
leavine yesterday lfor l.or;la. to
1visdt his father, who has charge
of the elevator there.
Mrs. K. lG. Lancelot, who Isl
caring TOR her mother at ths
home OF her brothar near Gray,
visited over Tuesday night in
this city with relatives.
Jake, aud Ma,rd,e Lausten depart
ed Tue:t1ay ,idr Loveland, iowa,
where they will visit for some
time.
Authur Mickkelsen, who is at'-
tending the ChiropraetIc School
at Davenport. is in ENira. visiting
IS parents and other relatives.
He arrlNed here last week.
Il ELSl,r o1y hl,r, -
Monday from nsar Kim!ballto
where she HAS been employed.
= iMi:as Eoitdl Larsen arrived in
Extra, Monday, from hem home
i'll ,Narfolk Nebraska. for al vislat
with Relatives at the p. NJ. GIhrisr
tensen and john Vande Brake homes
aer parents are expected to arr
rive here lin short time.
lHlll,ee Peters in The Railroad
Raiders, at Palace Theatre, Jan
! uary 1st.
MIR and Mrs. Charley Miller and
|
family arrivedI in Eyjipa yeaterday
They ard Visiting at the auome of
their relatives. Mr. and MFs. Nel:i
johnson.
Special New Years program a:
the Palace Theatre, January 1st.
4 -
Miss Della Hicks arrived in Elk
iva last Hiutnrday rGon for hhr
iChristmas vacation, spe ndihg il al
The homJ of hiar moi,heh! Mrs.
John, Hicks dn Morth Street SHE
I,teaches lin THE EsseX EIfgh IS, lhool
She is here for a two weeks stay.
L. L, Dohieyt and famhly, whe
reside near Anital hire qllarantinet
I'M at their home for small pox
several oh the children being down
withit ttlhe dreaded disease. Mrs
DousaN is the daughter of III
Heath and wife of West Extra.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroebel
.a,ra the parents OF a baby girl
;norn iGhrsstmas day. Mrs. Stree
: belle will be renremibered' s{s Mis-
Dena Henslay, daIlgthiter of Mn
and Mrs. john L. Hensley. Con
|grs1tul lations.
If you love a thrilling pictur
attend the show Tuesday. Jan. 1st
The Literary Society, which wa
organized recently by Rev Baldwi
and wife. held a sociable and pre-
gram at the Congregational Churc
Wery young person. is INVITED t
belong, the fee being fifty cent
fIcr thibteen maetiimgs. Cheap, ism
it, for so many good times.
ii
MIR. and Mrs. John HLkk5 an
.his brother. |CaetuenIce Hicks, a
ruwed in Extra last Saturday
an extended visit with his mot
er and her PARENTS. w. j. Isanc
Pot Iand wife and numerous vela
: tives and friends. THEIR . home
= ARP. neaF Craig. ,,colorado. ut hi
bedn five y'aaass since ws lla3
: enjoyed visit from them aa
{ nseedlehj to sHDa we are makir
good use pf time.
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