Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-26

capture Dig purse.
The farmers about Atlantic last Sat
urday sold over 100000 bushels of corn
to the dealers at 21c.
Thos. Coglan reports his Duroc pig
gerry as prosperous. One brood SOW is
the mother Of sixteen fine red pigs.
Bud Rendleman's youngest child
had an eye seriously injured by small
stick penetrating the same.
Four Thousand Tablets for letter
writing and school use, Just received,
Prices never so low. fred alexander, at
atlantic.
Ollie Brenniman goes to Casey next
Sunday to take the management of the
Fullerton lumber Yard in that CITY for
a month.
A letter from Joe loft, former Ext
"a pushing citizen, states that he will
soon leave Oregon for the Klondike
gold fields.
Fred Gray has returned from three
months visit in Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gray are also back from q week
at the big city.
j. F. McAninch and family move
into their new house next Monday. 1t
is about the handiest; and prettiest
house in town.
Sam Gardner, of Greeley, marketed
thirty-five big hogs last Monday. His
daughter soon leaves for Minneapolis
to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Duser, of near
Stuart, were Sunday visitors of their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mccall,
of Greeley township.
During the last three days of the At
lantic fair, next week, the evening
train on the Audubon branch will not
leave Atlantic until 1880.
z Mr., and Mrs. Willis Grace, OF Gree
ley sntsrta Insd 81 i,4 aesIa
at home last Saturday evening. A
luncheon of ice cream, fruits, etc., was
served. AZ
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gest and best Silver newspaper in the
United, States and the Audubon Coun-
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spot cash. q,
Ollie Walker, Eva Walker, Mollie
Delahoyde, Rachael Bodey, Lollie
Brinkerhof and Mary Gault went on
an outing to Crystal Lake, near Lew
is, Friday.
Protect yourself against sickness and
suffering by keeping your blood rich
and pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Weak, thin, impure. blood is sure to
result in disease.
Chas. McLaren, the Omaha Dentist,
is at the Park Hotel, Extra, Mondays
and Tuesdays. He is up-to-date in
plate, bridge and crown work and is
very successful in satisfying his
patrons.
James Willox has sold his big stock
ranch in Wyoming and will move to
some good town to give his children
better schooling facilities. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willox will visit their many xxi
ra friends the first week of September.
John Gray, late cashier of the Elk
change Bank, has fitted up neat
office in VIM. Sickels' grocery store fol
the present and is ready, with plenty
Of money, to make short time loans.
Feeders are invited to call, advanta.
gous terms will be made.
DR.. Riley, D. E. Stranger and N. P.
Christensen were made Royal Arch
Masons at Audubon Thursday even
ing. DR.. Newton, Father Newton,
John Gray, ]. F. McAninch and G. w.
Guernsey attended to see that no harm
befell the three good men.
Thos. Coglan, of Hamlin township,
is candidate for County Treasurer
and will have good support in the
Peoples and Democratic convention at
Audubon next Wednesday. No one
Coglan as a man, citizen or neighbor.
The members of the Lulu Bell White
Concert Company are daughters of
Rev. ]. w. Bott, former Extra M. f.
minister, and they are passing this
week with Mrs. E. Croy and other
friends. They will give an entertain
ment at the school house, in Old Ham,
lin, next Notwithstanding.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Basham's nine
day evening after brief illness of
llVtttp gAOuDlSs AC lu1CIdl
occurred Wednesday with interment
in the Oakfield and Brayton cemetery
the impressive grave service being
ents have the sympathy of all in their
great loss.
Fred Anderson has traded his 160,
acre farm southeast of town to N. P.
Christensen, the consideration being
$3.50 per acre. AS part pay Mr.. Chris.
tensen deeds his two houses in Audi.
bon to Mr.. Anderson at 81 10000 and
also 40 acres of land southeast of town
at 100000. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
will become residents of Extra as soon
as they can purchase a suitable cottage.
The Extra Cornet Band will give an
open-air concert in the park Sunday,
August % commencing at z O'Clock