Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-06-23

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Hans Hansen has the agency for all
kinds of Steam Ship Tickets, at Gaults.'
Miss Mollie Wissler closed her school
at Hope church, in Greeley, last Fri
day.
John Peterman has moved his cabi-
net shop eight feet in due easternly
direction.
George Henshaw was transacting
business in Audubon last Saturday
afternoon.
Hoods pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, Indigestion, biliousness. All
druggists; 25c.
Monroe Marion, of north Greeley is
the father of a new girl baby, that was
born last Friday.
Till Woodruff put new timbers I'M
der Otto Witthauer's scales, at West
II own, this week.
Father Zaiser was at Wiota, minis
tering to The spiritual wants of his
flock, last Sunday.
John Harrison has treated the John
Connrardy and Uncle Terrell Poage
residence to a coat of paint.
Henry Rohwer enjoyed visit last
Sunday from his brother, Mr.. Julius
Rohwer, of Ida Grove, Iowa.
George Willcutt began last Wednes-
day to lay the foundation for the new
ly repaired James Kelsey house.
Miss Flossy McAninch is at Audu-
bon passing week with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis.
Mrs. William Hudson, of Harlan, is
here passing week with her friends,
Mrs. George Willcutt rnd Mrs. Frank
Liddell.
Miss Belle Leffingwell is here from
her studies, at Des Moines, passing a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Leftingwell.
Fred Merrick, of Illinois, is here on
a short visit to his relatives Mrs. S. A.
Campbell, Mrs. Frank Heath and Art
Merrick, of Brayton.
+. M. Hunt, of the firm of Williams
& Hunt, Dentists, Atlantic, will here
after be in Extra every day in the
week except Monday.
Doctors Lauritzen and Riley are
home from their western trip and are
loud in their praise of that Rocky
Mountain city, Denver.
Children's day will be observed at
the Congregational church, in this
city, on Sunday, June Goth, with a
Cantata. Program later.
Mrs. Schroeder is in eastern Audu-
bon township, from Postville, Alama-
kee county, Iowa, for good visit with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Faga.
Gene Wilson has had an elevated
tank and lot of piping placed on his
fine stock farm, near the depot, by
Fred Delahoyde and John Bennett.
Misses Edith Ridgley and Verna
Hensley represented Hope church,
of Greeley, in the Christian Endeavor
Convention, at Guthrie Center, this
week.
George Baker and Danl Spry, OF
Lorah, were in Extra Saturday and
purchased farm wagon and other
farming tools of dealer George Hen.
shaw.
some and disgusting disease, may be
,,,col h1, a ,n,,rea r,1
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blOoC
purifier.
Letters from Mrs. Charles Jacobson
who is at Nebraska Sanitarium re-
ceiving medical treatment, say that
she is progressing on the road to health
very rapidly.
Ed. Peters got to the end of a row o
other day and Immediately he climb
ed over the fence and (" heeled" it fol-
Des Moines where he Joined the United
States Army.
Professor G. w. johnson and family
will leave next Friday for Boone, On
tario and other points in eastern low:
where they will visit friends unit
August Sth, when Mr.. Johnson vii
return to engage in Normal work, a
Audubon.
They had little deluge out in TIL,
neighborhood of the DR.. Riley schoo
house, in Greeley, last Sunday after
noon. Fred Byers said there was wat
er enough in his corn field to swim :
horse, for a little while, and Il mil,
from there it hardly sprinkied.
Lester Gransberry has purchased ;
lot near the George Letfingwell home
at West Town, and Perry Hansen ant
George Lettingwell will proceed t,
erect neat cottage OH the same, TIN
building to be an exact counterpart o
the Henry Donahue residence.
Another old landmark was tori
down in Extra this week. 1t was tn
little old house that has stood for s.
many years where Uncle Henry Sci
bert lived. AL. Andrews removed j
and is building a twenty-foot addition
two stories high, onto the north end q
his boarding house with part of tn
material.