Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-29

!, pair Of Laules $500 Shoes d
+. Gault & Co.'s for $1.65.
Extra markets:-Hogs So. 40, corn tx
= old corn l4c, oats 10c, old oats l5c.
Last Monday was the 18th annlvel
! sary of Odd-Fellowship in America.
Don't miss any of those bargains i,
shoes at Frank Gault & Co.'s.
Buy a pair of Mems $500 Shoes TO
$2.5O at F. Gault & Co.'s.
Mrs. Georgia Basham has gone t,
Des Moines where she will establish
store.
Chas. Bricker, a farmer near NORTH
Branch, still has a.Iot of 1896 oats tt
Ex-Mayor Harlan Kennels, Of Gray
was %transacting business in Extra yes
terday.
Joseph Clure was here the first of the
week visiting friends and his son
Charles.
A farmer near GriswoId last week
placed on his farm 2,4OO head of west.
ern cattle.
If you want the best Cook Stove O,
Range, Stranger & Hansen have them
the Gem.
Will Marietta and family now occu.
Py he little cottage, just east of the
Christian church.
Baker Shoesmith of North Branch
have a nice carload Of horses which
they will Don ship.
The merchants of Extra shipped one
hundred cases of eggs Wednesday.
That 40,32o good eggs.
George Conklin and family now occu.
Ply the Workman house, Just north of
the Woodward blacksmith shop.
WANTED.-Twenty fat heifers from
Three to five years old, at Extra.
r. LORENZEN.
She that was Maggie Banning will
shortly arrive in Extra to visit for a
short time with her mother and other
relatives.
r; ID. Barney, of North Branch, last
week sold six Percheron horses al $40
per head. The horses were bought for
the German army.
The "Fitzsimons heart blown caused
a pugilist at San Francisco and anoth-
er at Philadelphia to abandon earthly
life last Thursday.
F. o. Naylor and Elkanah Williams
of east Greeley township. sold. last
week, two carloads of cattle to Adair
buyers at $40 per cwt.
Doug. Hamlin has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Natty
!Hamlin, deceased. He has filed his
bond In the sum of $40, 100000
Charlie Kirkwood, that successful
farmer of east Greeley township,
marketed a car load of cattle at Guth-
RE Center one day this week.
Al Voorhees, and wife are enio,.ing a
visit from his aunt, Mrs. Dufford, of
Atlantic, and his cousin, Miss Annie
voorhees,, of Whitehall, New Jersey.
1t is stated that Chas. Chase. there
firing postmaster of Atlantic. will mr.
chase the Council. Bluffs Globe and
1t as a sound o demo-
cratic paper.
Elkana Williams, w. 81. Coyalt and
Sylvanus Berry, of Greeley township,
returned from South Omaha Wednes-
day morning, each with a fine rload
of feeding steers.
Will Wahlert came home from his
s,ojourn in Colorado, last Monday, and
doe not speak in very glowing terms
of that country. He is ready to buckle
on his armor and do valiant service fer
Audubon county.
Seth Hartzell, Of Greeley, returned
Saturday from Ohio where he was
called by the serious illness of his
daughter, who is there attending
He reports the young lady
improved in health.
Mrs. Laura Snyder, of Carson, Iowa,
formerly Miss Laura Crane, of Exira,
passed a few days this week with her
at the John Crane home, her
friends at the John Bush home, and
many other Extra acquaintances.
We notice that the Omaha World
Herald speaks very highly of the mar
riage, of MI. Resner, a commission
of South Omaha, to Miss
Jennie loft, of Kansas City, a young
lady well known to Extra people.
A new savings bank with $25, 900. 90
capital will open up at Atlantic next
Monday. James E. Whitney is the
cashier. We notice that John 7. Jen-
kins; of Brayton, is one of the incorpo-
ators and stockholders of said bank.
Miss Emma Watson, daughter of
Watson, of Yankton, South
Dakota, will soon arrive here to make
Extra her permanent home. We I'M
derstand that Mr.. Watson's youngest