Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-17
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Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day
Jake Bauer pa5sSsc per pound fora
hides. Bring 'en in.
WE are told tiraa Joe loft is uow:a,i
iuiiner in the Kaoniike country.
John Hay has presented his folks j
with fine new Mdnball organ
Clint May went to Jamaica, Iowa, on.
TUESDAY for a shcrt business visit.
Jake Bauer haslhad the interior &c
his meat shoprensvated and relnedeled
Mr.. aud Mrs. Asalph Hawks passed
last Sunday with his parents, at AIT
lantic.
Mr.. p Gilroy sold ten head Of extra
well fed fatcattie to Hensley Brothers, Is
Monday +
Hensley Brothers shipped dne'car
load of fat hog en- the noon train, last
Monday
Hoods pills cure nassau, sick head
ache, biliousness land all liver BIS.
Price, 25e-
E. NJ Potter, Of Old Louisville, has
gone to Cherokee county, Iowa, ,enaa
business trip.
Ed. Young, that hustling Greeley
farmer, SHIELDED fourteen hundred bush
~els of corn, last week.
The William Walker mercantileses-
establishment Will soon be beSutatied
with paper and paint.
Any one in need of monumental
work should call or write to S. E.
Grant, Atlantic, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Basham became
the parents of q bonnie sweet baby
girl, last Friday morning. +
Joseph Bell Will finish his terra of
.sohoolin, tlae James Essington district,
the fore part of ne&tNweek.
Alfred DAVIS, OF North Branch viai-
nifty, is building anew house; and a.,
Dove & Son are doing the work. n
Mat Frost was down from Ross the
first of the week and sold 10000 bush
els of 1895 corn to Otto Witthauer. It.
"A gentleman, cousin of Mrs. Scott.
Herrick, of Shelby county, was here,
this week visiting with that lady and
family.
FL C. a. Muderspaeh mas decided that
evil not go to New Jersey but will
stay here and rent farm in Audubon
county.
.Maude, the eight ear-old daughter
+ of Mr.. land Mrs. Al. Fredericks, of
severe iil-spell.
q. w. McClain has some good horses
for, sale. They will weigh from LOCO
to 1900 pounds. Broke to drive either
singleor double. &a
Scott Herrick is preparing to plant
out u young orchard of five hundred
& fruit trees lat his home, jim 1.-THE Extra
Heights, this spring, +
5as Manta wagon? See the eanload of
d shaw's implement warehouse. The
Sehuttler is the best wagon made.
have one marble top center table,
two HANGING lamps and o snlaaa lamp
that would like to sell.
They dad gsy party out at lens
Wolfe's hSme, in Audubon township,
Tuesday night. John Lohner and Bid
Workman, of this city, attended aAd
report a very pleasant time
Rev.. Wissler will be out at Hope
church, in Greeley township, next !
Sunday night, therefore there will not
be any preaching services at the Con-
gregational church NEXT Sunday night.
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Monday evening August Heckman's
team ran away and tunabled our good
friend out of the wagon and into q
z hsrbwire fence, cutting his face quite
!, badly and also making a murderous r.
old scratch on one of his legs.
Th ose twelve chairs that Stranger
a. Hansen ordered for the choir of the
Methodist church arrived last Satur-
day. They are made of oak and are
very fine. They make the singers look
very dignified while sitting b0lt-up-
right i'm them.
Last Saturday ID. E. Stranger was
settling up the John Peters implement
business. He turned the stock over to
Johns sureties, George Peters and
John Lehs; and they in turn turned
it over to Frank Stranger and Chas.
Hunt who will dispose it.
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The people of South Extra Town
ship met last Wednesday and COM
pleted the organization of their Cream
cry company and now sail under
the title of Troublesome Valley Cream
cry Association. The buildings are to
be located on the land Of H. l.. Bowen
in section So, Extra township. Mr..
Bowen donates the land the building
are to be put on and all roads leading
thereto The officers are: John Birge, II
President; Nicholas Bintner, Secretary;
III. l.. Bowen, Treasurer; Trustees,
Clarence Noon, VIM. Pratt and j. T..
Anderson. The Association ordered