Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-06-30

Miss Stella Masterson visited the
great Omaha fair, the first part of this
week.
Regular Communication of Exodus,
Masonic, Lodge, of Extra, next Satur-
day evening.
Sherm Peppers has been mighty
sick man at his home, in Greeley, for
the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamlin are the
parents of new boy baby that was
born last Saturday.
Lester Peterman now blows sweet
sound out of that elegant new $500
flute that he recently purchased.
Tad Campbell and Will Seavey are
home again from a tour through Colo
RADIO, Wyoming, Nebraska and Kansas.
Mrs. William Carpenter has been
experiencing some trouble from the
effects of rheumatism, for the past few
days.
George Knapp was in Extra last
Monday evening visiting with his
mother, Mrs. d. w. Miller, and many
friends.
The Extra Three Hundred and Nine
ty-Nine had delightful moonlight
picnic in the Hallock woods, near
Oakfield, last Tuesday evening.
Miss Jessie Andrews is the happy
pessessor of an up-to-date kodak and
takes great pleasure in shooting"
hnr fri dc {ol~ =
Miss Susie Ref, lady clerk at the
William Walker store, is having a
hard struggle with the measles and
for few days has been a very sick
lady.
The Ladies of the Maccabees are
arranging an entertainment WEIGH
they will soon produce at the Bert
finished hall.
Edwin Delahoyde and his sister,
Miss Mollie, are expecting their moth
er, sister Annette and brother, Will, to
arrive in Extra in time to hear the
Eagle scream.
Jake Bauer, of the City meat market,
has declared that credit is dead; but
he is willing to take in trade anything
of a cash value-butter, eggs, hides,
corn, oats, produce, etc.
Miss Della Baber left Monday for
a good visit with relatives in South
Dakota. She will go to Elk Point,
Vermillion and other points and ex-
poets to be gone three months.
Go to the Green Bay Lumber Com
pany for adjustable Window Screens,
Screen Doors, Fancy Sash Doors. (The
Maine and the Dewey Doors are the
best Sash Door in the market.
Jack Temple came home from Oma-
ha last Friday where he has been for
the past month and is now at home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Walter
B. Temple, down on the farm.
Mr.. J. Kjar, of Atlantic, is here do
ing some artistic painting on some of
the new residences in Extra, among
which are Al. Voorhees, and Banker n.
P. Christensen's. George Harrison is
one of the artists.
William Walker, of Hamlin town.
ship, received a telegram, Tuesday
morning, telling him that his brother,
who recently visited him here, at Ida
Grove was very ill and he Immediately
left for that city.
Mrs. George Kreamer royalty enter
tanned over sixty at the Methodist
Ladies' Aid Society social, at her
home, last week Wednesday,. The
next meeting will be in the lecture
room of the church.
Doctor Riley has a picture represent
ing a party that was on the top of
Pixies Peak, in Colorado, in which
Doctor Lauritzen's physiogomy shines
out in bold relief, but DR.. Riley seems
to have got lost in the shuttle.
sylvania, Globe, writes, zone Minute
cured my children after all other
remedies failed. 1t cures coughs,
colds and all throat and lung troubles.
Rev. H. L. Wissler, ]. F. McAninch,
]. B. Connrardy, d. E. Stranger, N.
P. Christensen, Hon. William Walker
and Doctor Newton drove to Audubon,
Tuesday evening, and attended a meet
ing of Godfrey Conmandry, knights
Templar.
Sunday evening while Uncle G. T.
Poage was enjoying huge bowl of
bread and milk he was suddenly at
tackled by an i'll spell and for a few
hours was sick man. Happily, how
ever, he recovered and was able to
come up town Monday evening.
When you want anything in the
harness line remember that Will
Marietta is at the old stand, the
shop now owned by ]. B. Rendle-
man, ready to make anything from
hitch strap to harness and you
know Willis work always proves
satisfactory, And remember that
nothing but first-claes material
will be used.
The opening article of McClure's