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

Father Zaiser was at Nicola Wednes-
day.
Miss Ina Anders is with Atlantic
relatives this week.
There will be no services at Saint
Boniface church on Sunday, August L
Ed. Shannon was at Atlantic two or :
three days this week,
Miss Maude Rich is at Lorah visit ;
ing with her grandma.
Insure with the Continental Insur +,
ance Company, Theo. Patty Agent Xa
Chas. Radclitf has purchased new
Masslllon separator, of Charley Hunt. !. ,
Hoods pills are easy to take, easy to
operate: cure indigestion, biliousness;
Richard Henry, of Adair, WISHED his
Extra relatives, the James Henry fam
lily, last Monday. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Murphy mourn
the loss of their infant babe, who ,
died last Monday.
Miss Anna Bell is here from Manila
for good visit to her Grandpa Frank
Dorr and other relatives, |
Miss Louie Knox passed part of this
week at Atlantic, the guest of her
friend, Miss Maggie Myers. e
Mr.. B. F. Howald, of Des Moines,
was here last Sunday looking after
business matters and visiting with his
friends. t
Mrs. Frank Dorr is at Sioux City on
pleasant visit to her daughter, Kate. t
She also visited with relatives out at {
Manila.
Mrs. NJ. J. Riley, her daughter, ,
Ethel, and son, John, are visiting the !
Omaha Fair and with relatives out in +
Nebraska
Two thousand people attended the
twelfth annual regatta of the Iowa :
state Amateur Rowing Association 1,
at Ottumwa. l
Annie Harvey writes from Anderson,
Indiana, that she is enjoying good
health and is instructing class in :
the art Of dress cutting. /
American and Spanish soldiers, at
Santiago, mingle together and are on
the most friendly terms. Perhaps this +
has caused Garcia's jealousy.
Sol May has just finished repairing $
John Connrardy's high Aermotor t
wind mill, and has repaired and made
deeper Uncle Bry Milliman's we'll.
Eldor rl,,,1;o c,.,,:4l .,,
his visit here next week and return to $
church at Pine Flats, Pennsylvania.
Those who We're in sight say that
John Dawson and one Of his horses I
had a regular circus of time in the ]
harvest field, up in Greeley, the other 2
day. {
Mrs Herbert, of McHenry county. +
Illinois, arrived in Extra this morning
and will pass two or three weeks here
with her relatives, the George Wheeler S
family. L
A letter from Elder j. C. McQuerry \ \
says himself and wife are living in a !
tent at McAlister, Saline county, Miss !
ouri, and are drinking mineral water
and enjoying life.
captain Allyn Capron, one of Roose- .
veit's rough riders, who fell before !
Seboney, was buried with great honor !
on July 2Sth, from st. Pauls Episco- 5
pal church, Washington. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. James England made L
a short visit with his uncle, Mr. ]. H.
Reynolds, of Greeley, one day this
week. The gentleman is manager of I
the Ogden, Utah Journal
Bob Moore, of Lafayette, Ind, saws !,
that TN for constipation he has found De
Wits Little Early Risers to be perfect. :
They never grippe Try them for stom- :.
ach and liver troubles. w. A. Hamler.
Mr. John Tanner, who has been
here on visit to his relatives, Uncle !
ii. II. Dimick and wife, returned to {
his home, at Iowa City, today where :
he is conducting a large carriage en- {
porium. !
Mass at Saint Boniface church will C
be celebrated at 7:30 next Sunday f
morning when there will be no further t
services as Rev. Iaiser will otficiate in
Atlantic for Father DAILY at 10 O'Clock
the same day. Q
Father DAILY is enjoying an outing ,,
in Colorado. Father Zaiser and Glee. ;.
son, from Extra and Audubon, will !;
look after Father daly's church duties !
during his absence for three weeks.-|ae
Atlantic Telegraph.
Mr.. j. G. Gates has decided to open il
a harness shop in his building, next +
door south of Fred Delahoyde's hard +
ware store and will put the stock in
the building. Charley Clure will be
boss harness maker and have charge i
of the business. s
The Republicans of Greeley town t
ship are requested to meet at the Cen {
ter school house on Thursday, August r