Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-03
Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day

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Genuine New Departure cultivators
atShrauger & Hunt.
Chris Spoo was passenger to Audu-
bon and back, Tuesday.
All kinds of Sewing Machines repair
ed at Hamler's jewelry store.
Hans Hansen has the agency for all
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stotts will pay
their Extra friends visit this spring.
See Stranger & Hunt for pumps,
pump repairs and for pump repairing.
Stephen Gano received carload OF
furniture, last week, for the spring
trade.
Miss Mabel Allen is at Omaha visit.
ing with Mrs. Kerr, wife of our former
hotel keeper.
Ernest Powell was at Atlantic last
Sunday visiting with his mother who
was quite ill.
1t will pay you to attend the special
services at the Methodist church next
Sunday night.
Mayor Charley BRENNAN was at
ents this week.
Thomas Williams and family moved
to the farm of his son, Jesse, east-o
town, this week.
Mrs. George Paige and daughter, OF
Greeley, returned from their Atlantic
visit last Saturday.
Henry Bush and Robert Gransbury
were outgoing passengers on last Sat
urday evenings train.
Any one in need of monumental
work should call or write to S. e.
Grant, Atlantic, Iowa.
VIM. Mehle, the German tailor, OF
Audubon, was soliciting business in
Extra, last Wednesday.
Whiteield Brown is busy construct.
ing a new house for himselfand family
III the southeast part of town.
Mrs. Raglan will go to the city early
next week to buy whole lot of pretty
things for her Extra millinery store.
Dave Clark was here last Saturday
looking after affairs on his big farm
the Ike Thomas farm, where Frank
Heath lives.
Jesse Miller moved his family to a
farm, five rsiX miles east of Audubon
this week where he will reside the
coming year.
Ct. w. McClain has some good horses
for sale. They will weigh from Loo
to 1900 pounds. Broke to drive either
single or double.
Willie Jensen, who bought the join
Hicks 12O-acre farm, in south Greeley
is erecting some buildings and other
wise preparing for spring work
/ have one marble top center table
two hanging lamps and asmall lamp
that | would like to. sell.
MRS. SPRING.
A special service, consisting of a ser
mon in song, will be given at the M
E. church next Sunday night. All aat
cordially invited.
Ed. Crisman was over from Redfield
Dallas county, last Saturday visiting
his friend, Wyman Harvey. Sunday
they drove to Audubon to visit friends
Keep your eastern friends posted
about the great west and fine crops
Send him the Weekly Bee for only So
year. 1t is the best way to boom thu
west.
Mrs. Matte Hamlin has purchased
the Thomas Williams house, formerly
the John Dicus place, and will soor
move to Extra to pass her remaining
days on earth.
The early part of next week Henri,
Green will arrive from Los Angeles
California, and will be appointed adj
ministrator of his mothers, Mrs. C. M
G reen, estate.
Those who have promised to brin.
the Journal Office wood and chunks OF
subscription can confer a favor on IL
by suddenly appearing with load o
two of said wood or chunks.
Justice d. w. Powers, of Brayton
was in Extra last Tuesday, trying 8
case between Bud Rendleman anC
Clint Dunn. The jury said Dunn die
not have to pay.
The Methodist people will commence
work on their church improvement OIL
the 14th of March. The regular Sun
day services will be held in the X. p
Hall while the church is being repaired
There are three little things that dt
more work than any other three littl,
things created-they are the ant, til,
bee::and De Wits Little Early Risers
the last being the famous little pill tol
stomach and liver ills. G. w. Houston
Mrs. Cora Smith-Liddell, of De.
Moines, was here the first of the week
visiting with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. d. T.. Anderson. She viii
visit with her father, Andrew Smiths
and family,in Hamlin township, before
her return.
Are you posted on the great Trans
Mississippi Exposition at Omaha,
\ Read the. Omaha Bee and tind ou1
Nabout the great buildings. Send the
N Bee to your eastern friends and lie,
anthem know what the west is doing
" weekly Bee only Csc a year.
y Hans Miller, Ed. Young, Tom Dus