Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-04

Guernsey will send
'oWrn0l,
,de,
Or only $1.75 Spot Cash
Chas. Houston was an Audubon Wis
itor Tuesday.
Sherm Knox became the father of a
big boy baby last Sunday.
The Journal and the Iowa Home
stead each one year for $3.50.
You can get a Good Saw of Williams
& Son, at West Town for Csc.
Good, handy 100 acre farm for rent,
close to town. Apply at Journal
office.
Miss Mary Brandenberger, of Nicola,
is a guest of her cousin, Miss Anna
Braun.
Dr.. Lauritzen is enjoying a visit
from his sister and brother, of Shelby
county.
Williams & Son, near the depot will
sell a Set of Mrs. Potts Flat Irons e
pieces for see.
Mr.. Bear, of Cass county was here
Tuesday visiting his father-in-law, Mr..
Thos. Williams.
You can get 8 pounds of Nails, s.
penny and up of Williams & Son, at
West Town for 2jc.
The Woodmen Lodge now do bust
ness in the old G. A. r. hall, west of
the Peters implement warehouse.
Mrs. Schoville, a nurse of Cottage
Hospital, Des Moines, is here visiting
her friend, Mrs. j. B. Connrardy.
Mrs. Ed. Delahoyde and Miss Mollie
Delahoyde attended the John Dillon
show at Audububon Monday night.
Chas. Bauer, of Iowa City, was at
Extra, a couple of days this week
visiting his sister, Mrs. Al. Tharnish.
J.. M. Kringle, of Atlantic, who
clerked at the West Extra stores sew
eral years, was here this week visiting
old friends.
Peter Peters is not improving in
health very satisfactory. DR.. Locher,
of Adair, was at his bedside Wednes-
day night.
Mrs. Chas. Chase. of Elkhorn, Neb-
raska, is visiting with her relatives,
the VIM. Hocamp family in Audubon
township for a few weeks.
There will be a Christian sociable at
the Hocamp schoolhouse in Audubon
township the evening of March Nth.
Supper, l5c. Children, 1Oc.
Please say that l have some very
fine potatoes will exchange for wheat
SAM MINSER.
j. NJ. Giles of Atlantic was up this
way Monday visiting his old friends.
He dropped into "Hayseed's" den
and whacked up for 80 more Journals.
Ebbe ]. Hansen has sold his resi-
dence property, the Willcutt place, to
Fred Wahlert, of Greeley township for
vi 1900, possession to be given at m C
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. stranger were
visitors at Atlantic over Sunday. Mr..
Stranger says that on street in
Atlantic he counted sixteen empty
houses.
Guaranteed Seed Oats, weight thirty
eight pounds to the bushel, for sale by
Joe Cihak, section IS, Audubon town
ship, six and one-half miles southeast
ofExira.
Phillip Aupperle, Jr., and John Pat
rie, of Audubon township, with their
families, left Monday, for Postville,
Clayton county, Iowa, near which
place they have rented farms.
LosT:-Tuesday, March 9, a small
purse containing $45 in cash, three KS
and three VS.. Liberal reward for the
restoration of same.
GEO. w. CoNKLING.
Those indebted to me for black
smithing are requested to settle at
favor me by paying up, as l need the
money.
HANS P. HANSEN.
H. p. Hansen, the West Extra black
smith, was at Omaha q few days this
week and purchased a late improved
disc harrow sharpener. He also bought
n lot of other improved tools and shoes
and plates for fancy, perfect horseshoe
ing. He is ready to do all kinds of
work to your satisfaction and at mod
crate prices.
The house occupied by Mr.. f. p.
Jnynes and family, of east Greeley
township, was destroyed by fire early
Tuesday morning, on account of a de-
fective tiue. The children of the fam
lily wore abed at the time and escaped
in their night clothes. The house,
hold goods and all the clothing of the
family were lost. The total loss is
about 5000. The building was insured
for 500 in the Greeley Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. The loss at this time
of the year is a hard financial blow to
Mr.. Jaynes.
A numerous congregation assisted ut
the Ash Wednesday ceremonies at st.
Boniface church last Wednesday morn
ing. The pe%nitential season Of Lent
began on that day and lasts until Eas-
ter. On day that ashes are blessed in the
churches and then strewn on the heads
of the faithful with the words, IRE
member man, that thou art dust and
to dust thou shalt return" u custom
practiced by the first Christians and
observed ven in the old law. During