Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-06-10
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Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day

Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day
Emery williams baby is seriously
ill.
Fonny Brown is with Griswold
chums this week.
Stephen Gano has had a neat add
tion built to his residence.
F. F. Wilcox is having a new boiler
putin his Extra creamery.
Shall expect a prompt remittance
from you on the call for the Goth.
Miss Eva Talbot has gone to Coun
Gil Bluffs to reside with her. mother.
Jens VOLTS little girl, in Audubon
township, is down with scarlet fever
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy tt
operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness
SIC.
Gault Brothers received 300 egg
cases Saturday from a factory in Wis
cOnsin.
If you want the best Cook Stove O
Range, Stranger Hansen have then
the Gem.
There will be no services at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn.
ing or evening.
VIM. Baylor, of Audubon township
is suffering of a very sore hand, result.
ing from a scratch.
Any one in need of monumental
work should call or write to S. E
Grant, Atlantic, Iowa.
Jim Kelsey, Jr., left Monday even
ing for Billings, Montana, where he
will work on a cattle ranch.
Chas. Murphy and wife, of south o.
Atlantic, visited here last Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. James murphy.
Misses Sadie and Hannah Hocaml
leave next week for a summers visit
with relatives at Clayton, Illinois.
Thirty-seven thousand, five hundred
and eighty-three head OF hogs died o,
cholera in Guthrie county last year.
Miss Ella Stearns, of Audubon, at
tended the Extra High School Gradu
ating exercises, last Friday evening.
The organization of creameries will
receive a car load of butter tubs from
a Wisconsin factory the latter part O
this week.
Gransbery Brothers have decided
to build an addition to their fnlr mill
12by2S feet on the east side of he pres
ent building.
Mrs. Ed. Wilson, of Knox county
Nebraska, was here a few days las
week visiting her relatives, Gene
Wilson and family.
There will be no services at Sain1
Boniface church next Sunday as Faith
er Zaiser will be at Wiota where he il
to establish a mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder
Ellowene Van Gorder and Will Baylor
of Audubon, were Sunday visitors a
Ed. Delahoyde's home.
Heath's barber shop has been nicely
decorated with wall paper and paint
No town can boast ola neater, up-to
date barber shop than Will Heath's.
Mrs. q. Price, of Guthrie Center
was here this week attending the M
f.. Conference and visiting her ole
neighbors, ". ". Hellyer and family
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hurlburt, o
Cumberland, Iowa, are here attending
the M. E. District Conference and Wis
iting their daughter, I. Mrs. Emery
Williams.
Protect yourself against sickness ant
suffering by keeping your blood 'rict
and pure with Hoods S~arsaparilla
Weak, thin, impure blood is sure to re
suit in disease.
Charlie Nef has put a line of sum
mer drinks in his billiard hall, and h,
wants the public to distinctly under
stand that nothing but temperate
drinks will be sold, either.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry DAVIS and thei
daughter and son, of Lena, Illinois
are at North Branch, visiting hi
brother, Arthur DAVIS, and their oil,
Illinois neighbors, the Baker families
Ed. Cotton was at the Lonsdal
wooden mills, in east Guthrie county
last Friday and accepted a position t
to travel as their selling agent in north
ern Iowa, Minnesota and South DE-
kota.
Miss Mary Repeeti, of Washington
ID. c., a friend Of Sister Mary Peter, c
Saint Boniface School, has been
guest of the Sisters the past week
Miss Repeeti is prominent in socia
and charitable works in the Nations
Capital.
Last Sunday was a great feast da
for the Saint Boniface congregation
Beside its being the feast of PenticosI
one of the greatest feasts o f.the Catht
lie church, a class of children ais
celebrated their first holy communion
The Colonel Redfeld Veterans Asst
citation, consisting ofall the old soldier
living in the counties of Greene, Ca
roll, Dallas, Madison, Guthrie, Adai
and Audubon, will hold its annut
reunion this year, at Adel, on July
2and 8. The opening session will t
held at 2o'clock p. m. on Thursday
July 1. Prominent speakers will h
present, and fourteen bicycle race
have been arranged for.
Talk about making $4,000 an acre O
sugar beets; L. A. Thorson has just &c
a letter from his home in Wisconsi
saying that his relatives had just rea
lied 81, $3.50 from ten acres of groun
planted in tobacco. The cuban We
has greatly helped this industry, bt
for twenty years it has been the mai
product of that part of Wisconsin, an
Mr.. Thorson thinks it can protitabl
be raised here. There is practically u