Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-06-09

sHy llINAy
Bert Leamon was away part of the
week looking for q situation.
Hans Hansen has the agency for al
kinds of Steam Ship Tickets, at Gaults.
d. w. Miller was busy this week
"tarring" the roof of his brick store
buildings.
John Norris, on the Senator Frank
Andrews farm, is the father of new
boy baby.
Marshal John Minser was business
visitor at Audubon on last Wednes-
day morning.
Charley Gault has left Oklahoma
and driven his cattle to the vicinity OF
Laplata, Texas.
Stranger d Hansen have had their
hardware store beautified by tasty
paper and paint.
The edict seems to have gone forth
that the Fourth of July will not stop
at Extra this year.
Z" The Worth of Man, is the subject
for evening address at the Methodist
church next Sunday.
Sam Brown and family and Miss
Anna Dorr drove to Audubon last
Monday and passed the day with theil
friends.
Frank Stranger has returned tc
Extra and is assisting in the Fullerton
lumber yards, while Ollie BRENNAN
is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS Nelson, OF east
Audubon township, became the par.
ents of a new baby girl last Saturday
morning.
Next week Miss Della Baber will &C
to Elk Point, South Dakota, where
she will pass the summer with hel
relatives.
The Forty-Ninth Iowa Regiment
the one that Charley Delahoyde be
longs to, has been ordered to go to the
Philippines.
Shannon Brothers have had tele.
phone connections put in their West
Town establishments and are now
connected with the outside world.
George Wahlert went out to his
Greeley farm last Wednesday morn
Ing for the purpose of Smelling out a
crib containing 10000 bushels of corn
Doug Hamlin shelled out 5000
bushels of corn on the old home farm
down on the Troublesome, this week
Charley Radcliff and Ernest Voss die
the work.
Uncle Jake Andrews and wife will
go to their farm, near Atlantic, nex1
week and then Uncle Henry Seibert
and daughter, Maggie, will occupy his
residence.
They find that one cream separator
is inadequate at the Audubon Town
ship Creamery and so the officers are
negotiating for the purchase of anoth
er separator.
From religious journal we Learn
that Christian church was recently
organized at Cardiff, Arkansaw, anC
that Mr.. w. G. Mitchell, formerly o
this city, is one of its officers.
Mrs. J. J. Hensiey arrived from
Minnesota, last Friday evening and
after visiting here a few days will &C
down to Des Moines to visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. Noah Deaton.
The Cuban question and politica
issues sink into insignificance whel
the man who suffers from piles. VIVA
he most desires is relief De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve cures piles. C. w
Houston.
Frank Hensley and family started
by team, last Wednesday morning, OF
their seven hundred and fifty mile
.jaunt across Nebraska to their rancl
near Ewing, in Holt county, where
they go to pass the summer months
Will Anders writes to his parents
and friends here, from Camp Aiger
near Washington, ID. c., that himsel
and friend, Gus Keith, Of Audubon
are well and that they expect to b'
sent to Porto Rico in the course of
week or two.
and stops but once. You can keep i
going longest and most regularly b,
using DeWitt's Little Early Risers
the famous little pill for constipation
and all stomach and liver trouble. G
w. Houston.
We will pay salary of $500 pc
week and expenses for man with rig
to introduce our Poultry Mixture anC
Insect Destroyer in the country. Ref
erence required. Address with stamp
Perfection Manufacturing Company
Pearson, Kansas.
Ben Jensen sold to Hensley Broth
ers, this week, a half carload of steer
that they say We're the heaviest tina
ever passed over their scales, they av
eraged ESQ pounds each. Pretty goot
growth for two-year-old cattle. Wed
nesday this firm shipped two car load.
of hogs to indianapolis.
Last Saturday while Jack Connrar
dy was gliding along through tn.
timber, south Of his fathers farm, h
stubbed his big toe and fell in such
manner that he hrols q two homes in Iii