Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-05-27

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Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day
Buy pair of Ladies' $500 Shoes al
F. Gault 4 Co.'s for $l.65.
House and lot in Extra for sale.
Call on or address. Mrs. E. MEEK.
John Wahlert Of Greeley became the
father of a new ten pound girl baby,
last week.
If you want the best Cook Stove OF
Range, Shrauger& Hansen have them
the Gem.
Miss Matte Moore, of Audubon,
was a guesteof Miss. Maggie Seibert, q
few days last week.
Any n in need of monumental
work should call or write to 8. E.
Grant, Atlantic, Iowa.
Henry Bush is Identifying Uncle
OIL Smiths suburban residence with
paint and it shines like a nigger's heel.
T. H. Kilworth has masons and car.
penters cry busy just now building
substantial addition to his home Just
south of Extra.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
0 O receive their charter and then
they expect to initiate a number of
new candidates.
A merry band of young people
quietly walked in on Miss Cecilia
Peterman, last Tuesday evening, and
they near tore the house down.
Spring medicine is a necessity which
Hoods Sarsaparilla grandly supplies.
1t purifies and vitalizes the blood and
thus gives tone and strength to the
whole system.
Theo. Braun was attacked by par
alysis Sunday on the left side. He is
over SO years old and as he is-not
rallying from the stroke it is feared
that his days on earth are very few.
With the assistance of the latest
machines, a piece of leather can be
transformed into q pair of boots in
thirty-tour minutes, in which time it
passes through the hands of sixty-four
people and through fifteen machines.
The county bridge builders are busy
building a new bridge over David's
Creek, at the Extra Creamery, these
days. The old bridge has been in an
impossible condition for over two
months. Supervisor Hoegh explains
that the delay in putting in. a new
bridge vas on account of it being i'm
possible to get as heavy caps as re.
quired.
In a few days the United States
weather bureau flags will be displayed
at the Journal office. An explanation
of the signal flags will be made. in next
issue of the Journal. kilograms will
be received daily announcing forecasts
Of the weather and the signals will be
promptly displayed in advance OF
cyclones, billiards. and heavy storms.
1t is announced in various papers
that burnt corn is a sure cure for hog
cholera. 1t wac first discovered by
burning a pile of corn belonging to d
distillery. 1t was thrown to the hogs
and eaten by them. Before that a
number of them were dying each day,
but the disease Immediately disappear.
ed. 1t is SO simple q remedy. that it
can be easily tried
John Gray, having retired from the
EXCHANGE Bank, has decided to con.
tinue a resident s. ESiEa and vii
rent the building just west of the ]. F.
McAninch grocery store and have the
same fitted up for a neat Office in which
he will engage in the loan and reales-
tate business. Mr.. Gray has plenty OF
money at his command and some east
ern money to commence business on,
and as he is well acquainted with
Audubon county people, he will surely
make his new venture a success.
AS there are four Fred Wahlerts we
got the families mixed in last weeks
Journal in attempting to tell about
Fred Wahlert's new baby at Snyder,
Colorado. No, sir; John Porter of Au.
dubon township is not a grandfather
to the Colorado baby, but grandfather
No. 2 lives at Manhattan, Illinois. II
Bill Sickles, Fred Wahlert, Chas.
Jacobson, Fred Wahlert, John Porter,
Fred Wahlert, Geo. Wahlert and Fred
Wahlert will call at Hayseed's den
they can smile and smile again.
There was a large attendance at the
Maccabee entertainment given at the
K. P. Hall, Tuesday evening. -Four
fine tableaux were presented, after
which the audience was addressed by
State Commander Potter. After the
entertainment at the hall the knights
and Ladies of the Maccabees repaired
to the home of Sir Knight Carmichael
where ice cream, Strawberries, Coffee
and cake were served. The assembled
guests numbered about seventy
After refreshments music and games
were in order. When the Maccabees
entertain they do it right.
A preacher once said: "you editor.
dare not tell the truth your news
paper would be a failure" The editor
replied ".you are right and the MIMIC
tiers who will at all times tell the bare
truth about his members, alive O
dead, would not occupy the pulpit
more than one Sunday, and he woulC
find it necessary to leave town in {
hurry. The press and; the pulpit e
hand in hand with the whitewasf