Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-08

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Buy a pair of Ladies' $500 Shoes at
+. Gault d Co.'s for $1.85.
The Journal and the Iowa Home
stead each one year for $3.50.
Insure with the Continental Insur-
ance Company. Theo. Patty Agent, Xa
Don't miss any Of those bargains in
shoes at Frank Gault & Co.'s,
VIM. Walker is back from Chicago
where he went with two carloads Of
horses.
At William & Sons, near the depot,
you can get a No. 8 Nickel Tea Kettle
for $1.OO.
You can get 8 pounds of Nails. g.
penny and up of Williams Il Son, at
West Town for Csc
Ed. Delahoyde's brother has en-
parked in the newspaper business, at
Prescott, Arkansas.
Miss Ida Foust left Thursday fce,
Los Angles, California, where she<9S.
reside with her aunt.s
This year in Audubon adnty the
acreage of wheat will hn ger than at
any time in its histe
Extra Marker Corn, new, l2c; old
15c; oats, neg NC; old, 15c; wheat 5Oc;
rye, 2oc;;aesgs, $3.50; eggs, &c.
Css1. johnson is back from brakes
diversity at Des Moines. He will
not return to school for a year.
Thomas Lohner has traded his cot
tage In Kickapoo Park to VIM. Walk
er for 40 acres of land south of Extra.
Lena Hardenbrook returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Blanche Houck at Dexter.
Iowa.
I will sell household goods, tables,
chairs, gasoline stove and other articles
atprivate sale for a few days.
MRS. H. A. SPRING.
Mrs. M. M. Conklin offers he restau-
ran business and fixtures, In Extra.
for sale at a bargain if taken soon.
Here is a good opening for someone.
Williams & Son, near the depot. are
agents for Albert Peat, the Great Wall
Paper manufacturer, of New York
City. Call and see the new patterns
at the lowest price.
Two hundred and eighty-seven pairs
Ladies' Shoes in button and lace, all
I0tocf fnnc ENpvnou o-soS n0 M |
$2.25, $3.50 and $500; to close out at
$l.65. Yours for trade,
Frank Gault & Co.
Tilden Workman was recently mar
ried, at st. Joseph, Missouri, to Miss
Rose Carr, of Hiawatha, Kansas. Mr..
Workman is employed in a restaurant
In st! Joe. Miss Kate Workman is
visiting at st. Joe for a week.
Frank Gault has purchased Chas.
Mnliman's new house in the Extra Il
Heights Addition, paying $1,4OO, 90 for !.
the same. Mr.. Gadlt and familywi!I!,
said house May lst and Gus {
Gault and family will move into the /,
house vacated by Frank Gault.
At the meeting Of the teachers of
southwestern Iowa, held at Council
Bluffs, last week, the association ap-
pointed delegates to the State meeting
to be held at Des Moines. For Audu-
bon county Professor F. p. Hooker, of
Audubon, and Professor q. w. John
OF Extra, were selected.
The school board met Monday and
the following teachers for the
xtschool year of. the Extra schools:
w. johnson, Principal; Miss Gertie
Basham, Grammar Department; Lottie
Bennett, No. 4; Bessie Bowman, No. 81;
Jennie Rudge, No. 2; Louie WEIGH,
l, Nels johnson, Janitor.
There has been no meeting at No. ST.
Greeley, for the last two weeks owing.'
the fact that the director has been !
painting and cleaning house. How
ever, there will be services there next J
Sunday at the usual hour. School {
Will commence next Monday, April IL,
with Miss Mollie Wissler, Of Extra, as
teacher.
John Noon, assessor of Extra town
having finished his duties, hands /,
us the following report: l.
Number acres of land 1881; vslua- .
ton of land $l92 ,4s6; average value ,
per acre, $S.l4; road exemptions SIS !
HSAooi S"iue oi.eOWh loGS, po,So4; value 4
Of property $44,436; polls under As, 1872:
number subject to military duty l7s;l..
dogs lO6i cattle 2O91; horses 1874; mules
Is; sheep 1879; swine 9O2; number of !.
farms titled In '96, 157; number swine .
by plague in 189s-4,867 head. !
Do you wish to contribute your mite +,
the thousands of starving men, ]
women and children in famine-stricken I
India? Can't Extra people send q car
load of shelled corn to these suffering
people? The railroads carry it free to I
the Pacific ocean and the steamship t
free to India. Your donation will be
received at Williams & Sons store J
near the Extra depot on Friday, Sat
urday and Monday, April 16, II and I!
10. God will reward you tor your /.
kind donation in helping a sorely {
stricken people. J
Mrs. Mary Thomnson of Carroll :