Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-08
*** Extra Department ** X

.E'EE ExiraDv
Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day
Jenkins billiard hall has been nicely
papered.
Sam Brown contemplates a trip to
Texas o
Frank Sturgeon is working at the
Green Bay Lumber yard.
You can get a Good Saw of Williams
q Son, at West Town for CSC.
Buy a pair of Mens' $4.OO Shoes for
$2.5o at iesd~ F. Gault & Co.'s.
N. P. Christensen has abandoned the
q OF building a house for the present.
Hensley Brothers will have n bio
nay barn built in their yards east Of
town.
John and Frank Hensley will have
their city residences re-painted this
spring.
Thee: Myers, the Audubon LAWYER.
was mere over Tuesday night on legal
business.
Williams 4 Son, at West Town. will
sell you an S-inch Carpenters Pinch
er for 35c.
Will Seavy has gone to Austin
Minnesota, to work on a farm at $500
per month.
Wm. Hoeffer was at Audubon, Tues
gay, on business before the Board Of
Supervisors.
Williams 4 Son, near the depot will
yell q Set of Mrs. Potts Flat fropIS3
pieces) for 9Oc.
Miss Trola Born was at Audubon.
Wednesday, selling calendars for q
Red Oak firm.
Sam Brown and John 1. Hensley
went to Chitago with five carloads Of
cattle, Tuesday.
Henry Heath soon goes to Fairmont.
minnesota, to accept q position with q
sditching outfit.
Horse bills printed nice and cheap
at the Journal Office. Thirty horse
cuts to select FROM
Ed. Delahoyde and John Gray at
tended the bankers banquet, at Allan
tic, Wednesday evening.
School No. 2, Extra township, will
commence Monday, April 10th, with
Bernard Noon as teacher.
VIM. Charters, Of Audubon town.
snip, has twenty acres of wheat that is
appearing in fine condition.
Frank Gault & Company, regardless
OF he very muddy roads, took in sew
enty-hve cases of eggs this week.
r. B. Perry, the very correct and
satisfactory assessor, of Audubon town
ship, was at Audubon, Tuesday.
Charley Nef has for sale, at a very
low price, q good span of mules, har-
ness and wagon. See him at Extra.
Drace sornson, Of Oakfeld township,
reports that q wave of prosperity has
struck his piggery: New crop, 1870 pigs.
Monday J. J. Dimick. Of Hamlin
township, sold to Hensley Brothers
twenty-five fat steers at $4.25 per cwt.
Harry Crane rolled in from Missouri
Valley, Monday. He will visit at John
Crane's son-in-law's home for a few
weeks.
Otto Witthauer is fast painino
strength and Kidding himself Of rheu.
matte pains. He will be at the Glucose
office Don
Peter Peters has recovered from al
very severe attack of la grippe and his
Iamlilar form Is again meandering
Chas. Pattison became the father Of
q new boy baby Wednesday morning.
Grandpa Gates is pleased with the lit
.tle stranger.
Miss Eva Walker has gone to the
lndianola, Simpson College, to take a
+course in music, instrumental and
voice culture.
Mrs. N. P. Christensen left wednes-
DAY for Query, Iowa, where she will
sstoP WIN Mrs. John Roark for an in
definite period.
Miss Josie Guidinger is now visiting
with relatives at Clay Center, Kansas. !!
she expects to return to Extra about
the last of June.
When in need of Hardware, Tin
ware, Stoves, no not fail to see
Stranger 4 Hansen. They are the
leaders in low prices.
Station Agent Frank Beebe has pur-
chased a new Remington type writer
and Is now learning to operate the
machine at odd moments.
N. 2. Christensen has sold the south
east corner lots in block g., to Walter
Copeland who will build q residence
on the same for his family.
One dollar, spot cash, in advance
takes the Journal one year and the
Homestead to January !, 1898, provid-
ed you are a farmer and not already a