Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-03
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Jake Bauer pays Sc per pound fol
hides. Bring EN- in.
House to rent. Inquire OF
@. w. CLARK, Extra.
John Braun, Jr., went to LeMars
Iowa, last Saturday on a business trip
:" The real and the ideal " is the sub
ject, Sunday night, at the Methodist
church.
If you want the best Plymouth
Rocks inquire of Eugene Wilson
soc and Coo.
Mrs. NJ. j. Henry and her son, Dick
of Adair, are here on visit to the
James Henry family.
Rev. Clark, the Methodist divine, o.
North Branch, is holding revival meet
ings at Bowman Chapel.
b. w. Shoesmith, of North Branch
has purchased S0-acres of the DaviG
land, paying 100000 for the same.
Two good Poland-China sows fol
sale cheap. Both with pig.
WIN. DELAHOYDE, Extra, Ia.
The work of remodeling and improv,
ing the Methodist church will be com
menced as soon as the weather vii
permit.
This week Hon. William Walker be
came the possessor of /. T.. StatZell's
beautiful residence property in Kick
apoo Park.
Thirty of Mrs. George Paige's friend:
gathered at her home. up in Greeley
last Thursday and they all had a jolly
time quilting"
Want wagon? See the carload o.
Schuttler wagons just arrived at Hen
shaw's implement warehouse. The
Schuttler is the best wagon made.
two hanging lamps and q small lamp
that ! would like to sell.
MRS. SPRING.
Fresh Oysters received every day al
the City Meat Market, 25c per quart
We will pay SC per pound for hides.
JAKE BAUER.
VIM. Hensley went up in the yici
nifty Of Ross, this week, and purchased
thirty-four head of cattle, paying foul
dollars and fifteen cents per hundred
weight.
Walter Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. S. Smith, south of town, packed his
trunk, bid his friends goodbye and
started for the klondike country, las
Monday.
Mrs. G. w. johnson read paper al
a meeting of the Thursday Club, this
week, on the Influence ofClub Won
en-" that we hear very highly com
mented upon.
Frank Stranger and Charley Hunt
have embarkedin the implement trade
at the John Peters stand, as agents
The first thing they did was to sci
Gene Wilson fine riding pillow.
James Poage marketed forty capons
in Extra, last Monday, that averaged
nine and, .three-quarter pounds each
He sold them to Gault Brothers, receiv
ing sc per pound. Who says poultry
does not pay?
The corporation line of Extra is tt
be extended on the north. Beginning
at Scott Herricks the line will follow
along down the creek to Kickapot
Park, taking in the Creamery and
those buildings north of the Catholic
School.
Eli Montgomery, formerly resident
of Extra. has sent his friends, from his
California home, some fine specimens
of fruit of his own drying. You car
find an elegant assortment of these
fruits on sale ut Billy Sickels' palace
grocery store.
Hendricks & Rand, horse buyers, o
Kansas City, will be in Extra, Wed
nesday, February 8. Bring in your
good horses and mules and get gooC
price. They will be ut Audubon or
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary 10, II and II.
The farmers of Audubon township
met last Monday and formed Cream
cry Association by electing these Off
GERS:
John Schlater, President.
JUG hODilisoii, v lCe-I IcSlucul.
Henry Phippen, Assistant Secretary
.Jens Wolfe, Manager.
They already have forty members
and the promise of the milk from -four
hundred COWS.
Mr.. Jacob Carstens and Miss Minnie
Tibbens, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Tibben, of Audubon township
stole march on their friends, las,
Wednesday, by going to Audubon and
getting married. Already the newly
married folks are settled down to house
keeping duties on their farm in Audi.
bon township. Their many friends
wish them health, prosperity and hap
piness.
The Extra Public Schools will give
an entertainment the evenings o.
Tuesday and Wednesday, February 2:
and %. The entertainment will con.
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