Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-18

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The I0W0 Homestead,
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Fred Wahlert is now a resident of
Extra.
Frank Gault & Co. shipped 81 cases
of eggs last week.
Mrs. Fred Bartlett is recovering from
a severe attack of la grippe.
The Journal and the Iowa Home
stead each one year for $3.50.
Uncle Davy Anderson was with his
Audubon relatives last Tuesday.
DIR. Riley attended the agricultural
meeting, at Audubon, last Tuesday.
Insure with the Continental Insur-
ance Company. Thso. Patty Agent, Xa
At William & Sons, near the depot,
you can get a No. 8 Nickel Tea Kettle
for $1.O0.
Light Branlah Eggs, for setting, at
a low price. Mrs. VIM. Delahoyde,
Extra, Iowa.
With the advent of spring the cree
ton of two neat cottages will be COM
menced in Extra.
Charley Dan of Harlan, was in
Extra the first of the week visiting
with DR.. Lauritzen.
Go to Williams & Sons, at West
Extra, and get a Good Copper Bottom
Wash Boiler for 75c.
Hogs sold in Chicago last Monday
at $4.05. The fore part Of last Novem-
Der the price was $3.42.
VIM. Rucker, of Greeley, sold a lot of
2OO-pound hogs to VIM. Hensley, last
week, at $3.50 per cwt.
Any one in need of monumental
work should call or write to s. E.
Grant, Atlantic, Iowa.
A wave of prosperity struck Fred
Andrews, Tuesday. He is the father
OF u nice new girl DaDy.
Mrs. II. F. Andrews, of Audubon,
is passing a week in Extra visiting
her relatives and friends.
Walter Copeland went to Chicago
Tuesday noon to pass q week combin-
ing business and sightseeing.
Special rates for homemade Bologna
for public sales.
H. c. YOUNG.
Carey Smith, of Red Oak, son of A.
dealer, was an Extra visitor last Friday.
Henry Reilander returned Wednes-
day from Westphalia, Iowa, where he
visited a week with his three sisters
and a brother.
Louie Sorensen, who has been spend
ing his vacation at his home west of
town, left Monday for Cedar Falls, to
resume his studies.
Hans P. Hansen has improved his
West Extra blacksmith shop by rails
ing the same above high-water mark
and building an addition.
Mrs. Elmer Foyer and baby, Of
Cherry county, Nebraska, is guest at
the d. E. johnson home. Mrs. Poyer
formerly resided close to Extra.
John and Charley Hensley started
for Ozark county, Missouri, Tuesday,
moo where they will view the country
and purchase a herd of feeding cattle.
Will Heath and Bert Leamon were
at Audubon, Tuesday forenoon, and
purchased apair Of Great Dane four
m%onths-old dogs which they propose to
raise to be monster dogs.
J. F. Zinser, of Red Oak, Iowa, was
here Wednesday visiting old friends.
Twelve years ago he was a resident of
Extra and in viewing the town was
amazed at its wonderful growth.
Losr.-Round gold pin size of. a
quarter. Small bunch of forget-me-
nots surrounded by a wreath of leaves.
No enamel. Finder please leave same
at Journal Office and receive reward.
Miss Tro!a Born entertained a small
company of friends at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Born, at
music and cards, last Tuesday evening.
Those present were treated to q delicate
luncheon.
The Island of Crete which is attract
ing the attention of the world is about
one-sixth the size of Iowa with about
one-eighth of the population of this
state. 1t is largely mountainous and
enjoys a fine climate.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gearheart last Wednesday afternoon
and were treated toa royal feast, as any
one will be who sits down to a mealthat
Mrs. Gearheart has prepared.
Any farmer desiring to experiment
with sugar beets should write Hon.
James Wilson, Washington, D. G.
Five farmers in each county are to be
selected to try the experiment this
year. Instructions will be sent for
raising and the product is to be sent to
Washington for analysis.
An Atlantic citizen who has just re-
turned from a visit at Fort Madison,
says that the stories of j. G. Yetzer
being in a critical condition are all
bosh. He says Yetzer is looking better
than he has for years only he is a little
thinner. One hand is slightly para
lyzed, but otherwise he is in good
physical condition.-Atlantic Budget.