Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-22

Cormick binder.
Horse bills printed nice and cheap
at the Journal office. Thirty horse
cuts to select from.
Hans Lorenzen, of near Harlan, was
here Saturday looking after his 200
acre farm south of Extra.
Frank Andrews talks of moving his
family from Audubon to his beautiful
orchard home north of Extra.
LosT.-A feather boa, between East
Extra and the depot. Finder please
leave at Williams & Sons store.
Geo. Henshaw is ornamented with
q blue-black eye. Bill Fulton declares
he will never tell how it happened.
Miss Katie Workman has returned
from her Missouri visit and is now
teaching No. 6 Audubon township.
Charley Neff has for sale, at a very
low price, a good span of mules, har-
ness and wagon. See him at Extra.
Aunt Lucy Bruner, accompanied by
Miss Lily Bruner, has gone to O'Brien
county to visit relatives a few weeks.
Commencing next Monday William
Walker will deliver, in Extra, all goods
bought at his store. Watch for his
wagon.
Will SeaYey has secured a good posi-
ton at Lansing, Minnesota. He Or
ders the Journal sent to the above
address.
Geo. McClain has purchased a Per-
kins wind mill to be erected on his
farm. The water will be piped to his
feeding yards.
: James McAninch will have the A.
Campbell house moved to the Extra
Heights Addition and converted into
q couple ofcottages to rent. ~
In the Omaha World Herald we see
this marriage license was issued April
%: IN. Marion.R esner aged 40 years
to Jennie loft aged2z years"
VIM. Van Aern9ami has been appoint
township, on account of Charlie jacob
son moving out of that township.
]. H. Martin, sub-director of No. 8
Audubon township, with the pupils of
that district were busy acoupleo Of days
this week setting out about forty trees.
Measles are spreading over Audubon
township. The following families are
now afflicted: A. F. Littlefield's, .B.
@. Dutcher's, j. II. Martins and Ge
Myers
George Milliman accompanied his
wife to the Omaha hospital Thursday,
where the latter will undergo a surgi-
cal operation. She suffers of internal
tumOr.
NJ P. Christensen has bought the
Hunt forty acres, in Hamlin township,
of Geo. w. McClain. Farm lands are
cheap now, call and get prices before
they advance.
Rev. Humphrey was at Atlantic
Wednesday assisting in arranging q
program for the Atlantic District Con-
ference to be held in Extra some date
thesfore part of June.
Last Sunday the people of the Con.
gregational church unanimously de
cided to retain Rev. Wissler as pastor
for another year. Rev. Wissler is very
popular inside and outside the church,
The Christian people of sixteen
counties in southern Iowa will hold a
three days congress at Corning, Iowa,
commencing May 10th. Rev. Nc.
Quarry and ]. s. Smith of Extra will
attend.
"Docn Waldren, an inhabitant OF
Extra fifteen years ago, is here visit
ing friends and looking up the homes
of his children. He is just from Ger.
many, where he has been residing
with an aged uncle.
Frank Stranger is taking orders fol
monumental work, representing the
Grant Atlantic Marble Works. They
work III all kinds of Marble, Granite
and Stone and create designs to youl
satisfaction and at very modest price
John w. Gray brought back with
him from California a sprig of Acaci,
which he has presented to Exodus
Lodge No. 342, A. F. and A. Masons
Rev. Wissler used the spring in his
Easter Sunday discourse to thu
Masons.
MT. y. II. GOulQ, 70 DeWald ST., Thu
city, says: "For three years 1 wa.
troubled with heart disease that be
came SO bad that it was with difficult,
| could walk or do any work. 1 useC
six bottles of DIR. Miles Heart Cur,
and ana now about and at my work a.
formerly"
John Pine, assessor of Greeley town
ship, hands us the following repor
from his books: There are 1871 subjec
to poll tax; "a dogs; 1853 horses; 8
mules; 2Ol9 cattle; 176 sheep;2OOO hogs
3443 hogs died from disease during '96
Italian bees; 1923 lbs. Of honey takel
from said bees in 1896. There are %
l4S acres of land; during in 1896 Their
were 1858 acres In wheat; S647 in corr
5031 in oats: 1S9 in barley; 3S in rye;
lin buckwheat; Ill acres of timothy Gu