Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-07-28

Charley Hunt made a business trip
to Gravity, Taylor county, Iowa, first d
of the week.
Miss Margaret Henry went to Adair re
last Monday to pass a few days with
her relatives
George Henshaw made flying trip
to Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Mime
sofa, this week. IL
Miss Eva Walker passed the first
part of this week with friends at Des :,
Moines and Stuart. -
Mrs. Ed. Delahoyde and Miss Pratt q,
visited their Atlantic relatives and
friends over Friday night.
Mrs. James Henry and Mrs. Bert ~
Parrett visited with their Adair rela-
tives and friends, last Friday. OF
Mrs. johnson and two children, of
Defiance, passed last week here with
her sister, Mrs. Will Heath. p
Frank Odell drove to Wiota last Sat
urday afternoon and returned Sunday =,
with his wife and daughter Klea. a. a.
Uncle ]. j. and George Dimick she'll
ed out the crib of corn that Otto Wit e.
hauer had in his pasture lot, Saturday. ~
Mrs. Will A. Hamler and her two
children are passing this week at At
lantic with their relatives and friends. W
Grant Jones and Hugh Linn have
finished building strong brick walks y,
about Fred Delahoyde's home, on w w
North street. o'
Miss Elva Clure returned SATURDAY.
morning from visit with friends, at
Atlantic, and with her Grandpa Joseph q
Clure, at Griswold. =,
F. NJ. Hunt, of the firm of Williams
& Hunt, Dentists, Atlantic will here +
after be in Extra every day in the O
week except Monday. \
Hensley Brothers & Brown bought
and shipped two carloads of t1
prime cattle, last Saturday, that they S
got from Uncle J. j. Dimick. al
Mr.. John Parhm has purchased the
Al. Tharnish property, on North stseet. "
and already Mr.. Parhm and family are n
enjoying the comforts of the same. u
Ailo stsslsIluS III SuOe1nS an unfu-
~ horse the other day Uncle Charley s.
Woodward had his hand badly barked IL
by getting it between the animal and h
the side of the shop.
Jake Bauer of the City meat market, ],
has declared that credit is dead; but W
he is willing to take in trade anything d,
of cash value-butter, eggs, hides,
corn, oats, produce, etc.
If you have any disease due to i'm h
pure or impoverished blood, like scrof- cl
ula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, or catarrh
you should take Hoods Sarsaparilla
and be promptly cured. Jt
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder. hi
their daughter, Miss Lowene, and Mrs d.
Ed. Van Gorder drove down from Audu-
bon, last Friday, and passed the day :,
at the Ed. Delahoyde home. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Worries are nicely W
settled in their elegant new home, up ia
in the Extra Heights, which has been
finished and furnished in the latest co
modern style. 1t is one of the prettiest to
homes in Extra. ~ =.
Mr. George Stuart, of West Barnet, al
Vermont, brother of Captain Charles
Stuart, was in Extra last Monday fore w
noon visiting with his former acquaint- 81
ance Mr.. n. P. Christensen, Cashier OF
of the Stuart Bank. ps
Art Lanmeseer, who has been in
charge of the Atlantic Elgin Creamery q
Company's business here for the past p
few months, suddenly vanished in the ",
cleaning, last Thursday evening, and ~
whittier he went no man knoWs-or
at least won't tell.
Our clothing salesman, Peter Han "
sen, enjoyed a visit last Saturday even II
ing from his sister, Miss Clara Hansen, &C
and Mrs. j. Burdick, OF Audubon.
The ladies We're in search of location
to establish millinery store, and they b.
may conclude to come to Extra a little ii
later in the season. hi
Mrs. Maude Gault sent her brother. ~ -,
Geo Willcutt, a small tarantula, Satur- =
day, from her home in Arizona.
George took a long stick and poked be
him out on the front steps of the Stu N
art bank and as George spread his cold Sc
liteless remains out to our gaze we A
thought, how beautiful he looks tt
dead.
j. A. Turnbull, manager of the Elgin in
Creamery, was looking after the COM Sc
panys interests, at Extra, Saturday. 10
Mr.. Peter Keelan left Friday, for Extra d.
to take charge of the Elgin Separator A
Station at this point. If the creamery
company decide he shall remain there .
he will move his family there in the q,
course of month.-Atlantic Tele- u -,
graph. ~ ~
Station Agent Frank Beebe and his be
family will, this coming week, take a of
much needed vacation and visit the
Pacific coast, stopping at Seattle, in e.
Washington State, where his father TO TO
resides We hone they NAV have q "