Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-12-09
Extra N2ws


The Woodmen elect new officers on
Friday evening.
The big fall ofsnow made the sleigh
ing merry for two days.
The Thursday Club meets this week
with Mrs. Geo. Henshaw.
Jim Beard is clerking at Walkers big
store. Jim IS very handy man.
White Brahmas for sale by Mrs.
VIM. Delahoyde in southeast Extra.
j. G.. Roark, former Extra business
man, is now postmaster at Quarry,
Iowa.
Will Seavey has returned to Extra
and is helping Billie Sickels in the
store.
George Jeffries was looking after his
harness business, at Redtield, this
week.
Mrs. Wilbur Walker is visiting her
mother, Mrs. e. A. Johnson, at Guth-
rie Center.
Miss Anna Hansen commenced
teaching at No. 4, Audubon township.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jacob Swim, of south Audubon
township, is visiting at the old home,
i'll Iowa City.
Uncle ST. Clark was up from Oak
field today and sold the Gaults $50
pounds of poultry.
Any one in need of monumental
work should call or write to S. f.
Grant, Atlantic, Iowa.
The Methodist ladies held a iolly
meeting with Mrs. George Kreamer on
last Wednesday afternoon.
There will be Christmas tree at
school house No. s, Greeley, where
MissMollie Wissler teac hes.
VIM. Walker was ill last week, pre-
venting him from shipping two car
loads of fat cattle. He will now hold
till the market goes higher.
Whitetield Brown, of Greeley town
ship will soon buy house in Extra
and himself and family will become
residents of the busy coal town.
Fred Naylor, one of those prosperous
farmers of North Branch vicinity, was
skipping about Extra, Tuesday.
Dan Bruner has traded his store
building, west of the Stranger corner,
to Pete Christensen for a lot of Kansas
land.
Hensley Brothers & Brown shipped
a car of big hogs to Omaha, Tuesday.
Ad. Seibert accompanied the stock to
Omaha to visit.
Ed. Delahoyde and Miss Mollie Del
ahoyde attended the Lady Minstrel
Show, given by the Columbian Club,
at Audubon, Tuesday night.
That wave of prosperity has struck
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hensley, at Ewing
Nebraska. They are the parents of d
pretty girl baby, born December 4.
If you need anything in ready made
clothing we can please you and save
you from one fourth to one half or
your purchase. WIN. WALKER.
Ed. Wilson, son of w. G. Wilson, O
Audubon township, husked eighty
four bushels Of corn day, twenty-si,
days in succession. An excellent av
erage.
John Gunnison has moved house
onto the forty he purchased of hi
father-in-law, VIM. Smith, in Creole,
township, and will repair it for him
self and wife tolive in.
Mrs. Kit Brinkerhoft, Mrs. Mol,
Hamler and Mrs. Elizabeth Carmichae
will present musical program at tn
X. p. Hall the evening Of December q
A small admission fee Will be charged
Thomas Rogers, the successful Pc
dChina breeder, of south Audubon
township, was in Extra, Tuesday. Las
year cholera robbed him of seyent,
hogs, but at this time his piggery
prosperous again.
The Thursday Club has been admit
ted to the State Federation of Woman
Clubs. The club now numbers TWEEN
ty members and and the work don
this year has been very interesting a
well as in instructive.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson, of Gree
ley township, returned last week from
and Mrs. Geo. Dawson. We under
} stand that Mrs. Geo. Dawson is dan
gerously ill ofconsumption of stomach
I Mesdames Riley, f. w. Delahoyde
Hamler, Newton, Chas. Houston
{ Chas. Milliman, Miller, McAninch
Z Odell, Ed. Delahoyde, Gray, and Hen
3 shaw of the Thursday Club ATTENDED
! the Ladies' Minstrel at Audubon las
Z Monday evening and report it goo
Z entertainment and Il pleasant time.
} Dyspepsia Cured. Shilohs Vitalize
} Immediately relieves Sour Stomach
Coming up of Food distress, and is the grea
5 kidney and liver remedy. Solb by Houston