Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-05-13

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Be sur you see tableau Death Of
Frank Ridgley has returned from q
business trip.
Gault Bros. ship fifty cases of eggs
to Philadelphia Friday.
Fred Voss is at Shelby. He is now
travelling for the Plano binder.
Hoods pills are the favorite family
earthic, easy to take, easy in effect; 25c.
The workmen have commenced re-
modelling j. F. McAninch's residence.
John Tharnish of Greeley is the
father of a big BOY baby, born Sunday.
See Al. Tharnish's new ad in this
paper. It tells about something good.
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The wild rose has been chosen the
flower for Iowa by the recent leg.
islature.
If you want the best Cook. Stove o,
Shrauger& Hansen have them
the Gem.
Horse bills printed nice and cheap
~ the Journal office. Thirty horse
cuts to select from.
Any one in need of monumental
work should call or write to s. E.
Atlantic, Iowa.
The Iowa Epworth League Assem-
bly, and training school will be held at
Springs August ll-22.
Since January first last the United
States has shipped more than 76,0OO,.
QUO bushels of corn to Europe.
The Green Bay LumbeECo. thinks Of
moving its stock of lumber to East Elk.
ira and build a mammoth dry shed.
Stranger & Hansen have decided to
close out a lot of Bed Room Suits at
cost. Do not lose this opportunity.
In Cass county last year $4,000 head
Of hogs died, valued at 1920, 0OO-5e
hogs to each square mile in the county.
The baecalaureate sermon will be
be preached by Rev. Wissler at the
Congregational church, Sunday even.
ing, May 30th.
Mrs. Raglan is combining business
and pleasure this week. She is at
and Des Moines buying new
goods and visiting relatives.
Miss Ollie Walker will go down to
lndianola next Saturday to pass the
Sabbath with her sister, Miss Eva,
who is studying music in that city.
Miss Ida Houston, of Burlington,
and Miss Lulu Houston, ofDes MOines,
will soon arrive in Extra to PASS the
summer with relatives the A. B. Hous.
ton family.
The Seventh Day Adventists will
year hold their camp meeting at
Nevada instead of Des Moines. The
meeting will begin May 2 and con.
one week. -
Tired nervous and weak men and
women find new life, nerve strength,
vigor and vitality in Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla, which puriffes, enriches and vi
talizes the blood.
Baker 4 shoesmith, of North Branch
bunch OF. steers of Seth
Hartzell, Of Greeley township. They
averaged LAO pounds each, twoSo
them - being ysaarli1gs .so.s
The Peter Peters meat market has
been. scrubbed, thoroughly renovated
and made to shine like q new dollar.
You will find Jake Bauer there, as OF
Did, ever ready to attend your wants.
Elder J. G. McQuerry and wife, Miss
Cecilia Peterman and US. Smith are
1T Corning this week attending a
meeting of Christian church people in
district composed of sixteen counties,
John Bishop represented the Extra
Workmen at the meeting of the Grand
Lodge held at Keokuk this week. We
notice by the proceedings that said
order will issue $1,000 policies here
after.
The silver republicans at the state
meeting Tuesday decided not to keep
up an organization for the state cam
this year but to unite with the
and populists in a common
ticket with q platform on silver
straight.
N. P. Christensen has sold eighty
acres OF the John A. Hicks farm to
Miss Gertie Basham. Mr.. Christensen
mas another very fine eighty acre farm
which he offers at a remarkably low
price for the next sixty days and on
very easy terms.
The greatest case of dog eat dog that
we have ever heard of, says one of our
exchanges, was that of a young man
who loved to smoke a good cigar, and
an insurance company. The young
bought 1000 extra fine cigars
and had them insured for their full val
Ne, smoked them upand demanded the
insurance, claiming that they had been
destroyed by fire. The case was taken
the court and the Judge decided in
lavor of the young man. The insur-
ance company then had the young man
arrested for setting fire to his own
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