Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-22

uc"H " SulIDeIldHd tOQdy IoI d
short visit.
Charley Hellyer and family, of
Atlantic, passed Sunday at the pa
rental home of the former, in this
city.
Restaurant Man Ammons now re-
at Audubon, three days each
week.
John II. kilworth and wife, broth
er and sister are all seeing the
sights at the Trans mississippi EN-
position.
Grove Rathbun went to Omaha
last Tuesday evening to resume his
studies at an institution in
that city.
Mrs. Matte Hamlin and Mrs.
George Wheeler went to Omaha to
be present at the Exposition on
Iowa Day.
Buy your Suits and Overcoats on
next Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. Ten per cent. off, at f. Gault
& Company's.
S. Smith reports the quality Of
his sorghum as very nice this year
but the yield of saccharine matter
not abundant
Charley BRENNAN went to Allan
tic, Tuesday, where he Joined his
father and sisters and they all went
out to the Omaha Fair.
John F. Hill, east of town, is build
ing barn that is thirty-two by
sixty-four feet in size, with corner
posts eighteen feet high.
Mrs. G. E. Smith, of West Extra,
has been visiting relatives at Dun
lap and Woodbine, and at the Oma-
ha Fair, the past few days.
: The Prettiest Silks ever brought
o Extra " is the remark a lady made
when looking at Walkers new fall
goods one evening last week.
Miss Pearl Hay, of Greeley, has
been obliged to leave school on ac-
count OF weakness of the eyes, caus-
ed by her late attack of measles.
The ladies of The Thursday Club
wish to thank Mrs. \. c. Guernsey
for several fine volumes which she
kindly presented to their Library.
Mems Wool Fleeced Underwear,
49c and ten per cent. off for cash on
next Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. F. Gault& Company.
Miss Eva Lawrence arrived in
Extra, Monday morning, and is at
Mrs. Ragan's millinery parlors
trimming perfect love of bonnet.
Mr.. James Donnelly, who has
been visiting at the Henry Dona-
hue home, in West Town, has re-
turned to his home at Alexis, Hi
nois.
Frank Becbe and family returned
from their Pacific coast visit on
Thursday evening and Frank looks
as if the trip had done hlm much
good.
Miss Belle Leffingwell started, on
" ednesday, for southeastern Iowa
to begin her duties in the school
room, at Agency City, Wappello
county.
Uncle James Gearheart went to
Nicola, Tuesday, to visit with his
son, Theodore. and family for day
and then went to the Big Show, at
Omaha.
Samuel Minser, Ralph Hawk and
William Hall, of south Extra town
ship, have gone to Pierce county,
Nebraska, with view of purchas-
ing land.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schnur,
sister and brOther-in-law of Mrs. Ed.
Delahoyde, started for their home,
in Warren, Pennsylvania, this
morning.
Revival meetings are in progress
at the Sam McGaffin school house,
southeast of town, conducted by
Rev Martin, an Evangelical divine
from Anita.
Twelve Ounce Cotton Flannel loo
per yard. Heavy Huskine' Mitts &c
pair and ten per cent. off for cash
| at Gault's, on September %, 30 and
October LIST.
Vic Anciaux. Will Jones and H.
| Waterson. of Greeley, are busy at
/ work building that fine new house
for William Baylor, over in Audu-
bon township.
The X. o. T. MS. will give their
semi-annual ball, at their Lodge
Room, on Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER 20, '9S. Everybody invited
to come and have a good time.
Tuesday party composed Of the
Misses Celia Peterman, Anna Han
sen, Etfie and Flora Hunt, and Net
tie Sickels went to Omaha Tuesday
morning to see the Big Show.
You should see those mammoth
peaches raised by Mr.. p. Gilroy
out east of town, and see what Iowa
upland can do in that line Mr.
Gilroy raised over five bushels.
William Sickels received a letter
from George Hardenbrook, down in
Oklahoma, and he says that his son
Burt is home from the war and is
just now personating "Shadow."
If you have any disease due tc
impure or impoverished blood, like
scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, OF
catarrh, you should take Hoods