Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-17

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Father Zaiser held services ait Niota
last Sunday
ED. Wahlert will soon go to Colora-
do to reside with his brother Fred.
Chas. Palm, at the Andy Baylor res
fdence in Audubon Townships quite
ill.
Lars Poutsen left today fcrDmaha
where he will work for transfer COM
pany.
schuyler Wire, at North Branch,
has leased his fathers farm fer term
Of years
Walter Copeland has been anpointed
of the estate @fsthe late
/. L. Statzell.
Ed Delahoyae and wife passed last
with their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bo0rman, lat Atlantic.
John Martesis preparing to build al
new house l4ey24 feet with=an I'll Is
on his farm, south of town.
Mike Christeasen, on the Billie Sick
els farm, near the Extra Cemetery, is
putting up a large hog house
III. p. Hansen, of Brayten, was in
Extra last Saturday visiting with his
son, Ebbe Hansen and family.
Methodist Revival meetings are in
progress at Bowman Chapel and Des
Moines evangelist is assisting in the
work.
The anvil at West Town has mer-
rier ring since that baby girl was. born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans p, Hansen, last
Monday.
George Wahlert and his good wife
are nicely located in their home, the
Frank Wilcox house, at the Extra
Creamery.
The Green Bay Lumber Company
is building a carpenter shop at their
uptown yardsao be occupied by Chas.
I;
VIM. Shearer returned to Desi
Moines last Tuesday for further medi-
cal treatment, his health not having
John Wahlert will till his fahher'st
farm, in Greeley township, this year.!
having rented his own farm to his
brother, Will.
Fresh Oysters received every day at
the City Meat Market, 25c per quart. !
We will pay Sc per pound for hides.
JAKE BAUER.
William Thielen has one hundred
and thirty head of cattle and over one
head ofsmooth hog that he isl
preparing for an carlo Spring market.
There will be Washington Birthday
private, for and by the pu-
pills of Saint B0nifaee School, next
the eve of the birthday of the
Father Of his country.
ALL our old settlers will remember
Mr. Alvey Belcher, son-in1law of L.
EARLY. We are told that the good man
is near deaths door, at his California
home, of consumption.
Tlsenc,syill DO no f,rarahing so. riee. at
the Methodist church next Sunday
night. There will be the usual morn
ing services and League meetingat $50
in the evening. o. T.. NICHOLS.
Will Patty has been appointed adj
of his fathers estate. Last
AL. Fredericks, Ed. Young
and w. C. Smith were at Extra APP
the personal property of the
Patty estate.
Rev o. Clater performed q neat and
marriage ceremony, last
Wednesday, that Joined Miss Minnie
Faga, of Audubon township, and MI.
John Flynn, of Adair, in the holy
bonds of wedlock.
George TraceMeal and his little girl,
# Colorado, We're here this week visit
ing with their relatives, Uncle Leon
ard EARLY and family. Mr.. 'Eracewell
is son-in-law of Uncle EARLY and re-
sided here many years ago.
A promise or marriage between Mr..
Stephen Loew and Miss Mary Martes
has been published at the Catholic
church. We understand that the mar
rage will occur at the Catholic church
next Monday morning at 9o'clock.
The Methodist meetings ut Old Ham
lin have resulted in six or eight con-
versions and q general awakening of
the whole community, and still con-
tinue with a crowded house every
night. o. Il. NICHOLS.
/ will do dress making, plain sew
ing or mending. / ask for any kind
Of work to make an honest living.
Call on me when in need of sewing.
Charges reasonable, and Twill try to
please all. MRS. CLARA LIDDLE,
After February 1st in the j. w.
Clark house.
A score or more of Mrs. j. L. Carmi-
chael's friends dropped down on her,
at her pleasant home in The Heights,
last Monday night and gave her the
jolliest surprise party of her life. Twas
her birthday and the crowd began to
make merry as soon as they came and
they kept it up until the last guest had
departed.