Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-24

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Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day
Genuine New Departure ,cultivatoes
atShrauger & Hunt.
Frank Kreamer goes back to has
studies, at Ames college, today.
Hans Hansen has the agency for all
kindsof Steam Ship Tickets, at Gauits'.
Rev. Wissler has closed the meetings
at Hope Church, ia Greeley towesf1Sp.
See Stranger & Hunt for pumps,
pump repairs and for pump repairing.
Miss Cecilia Soar, of Audubon, is
visiting at the Conclrardy home, south
of town.
Again a rumor, with some facts at
tached to it, that Extra will soon have
another bank.
The prospects for q music, store being
established, in Extra, in the near tu-
tuTe'are good.
Ollie BRENNAN had the misfortune
to lose a ten dollar bill on the streets
of Extra last Tuesday.
The ladies of the Congregational
AidSSociety met withMrs. John Gray,
Wednesday, afternoon.
ANY one in need of monumental
work should call or write to S. e.
Grant, Atlantic, Iowa.
Gault Brothers are invoicing their
big stock of goods. Next week Frank
wil!go to Chicago to buy big new
spring stock.
Steph Mates came down from Car
roll to. attend the Martes-Loew wed
ding. We hear Mr.. Mates will soon
go to Klondike.
G.. w. McClain has some good horses
for sale. They will weigh from 1000
to l,5OO,pounds. Broke to drive either
single or, double.
The postoffice at North Branch is to
be made money order office which
dents of that Hamlet.
have'o one marble top center table,
two hanging lamps and asmall lamp
that would like to sell.
MRS. SPRING.
Messrs Hans Miller, J. III. Beard,
and John Harrison rolled their first
log in the Woodmen Camp last Mon
day evening.
Georgia Basham and her mother
have moved into her own cottage, OPP
posite the Green Bay Yards, and Bert
Leamon has moved into one ,of VIM.
Carpenters houses.
The new laws of Iowa provides for
the appointment of a county sheep in
spector by the Board Of Supervisors
when such action is petitioned for by
six sheep raisers,or owners.
Gano will have OH hand from Febru.
AIRY Goth to March lst the finest lime of
Samples of Carpets ever brought to
town. The prices,are right! Come lin
and select your sFning Carpet.
George Knox is again happy faith
eI, a DouIlClllS UlS bttoy uelHS poln Stti
Monday. And Grand-dads Made
we'll pleased with the new conner.
AS soon as jack frost yields up his
grip on mother earth Mr. N. p. Chris
Jensen, Cashier of the Stuart Bank of
Extra, will commence the erection of a
$2,506O0 cottage on his lots east of the
Park.
Burt Hardenbrook, NOW an army
hospital nurse and is with the troops at
Fort Reno, Oklahoma. If Spain and
the United States clash over the Cuba
Maine affair, Bert will have an oppor-
tunity to see the dons walk Spanish.
Mr.. Arson Peck, of the Chicago
Creamery Package Co, was in the
city the latter part Of last week look
ing after some big creamery deals in
this part OF the country. Mr.. Peck
represents good firm, he is all bust
ness and a royal good fellow.
John Wright, son-in-law of Uncle
G. II. Poage, and Della Poage rolled in
from Wyoming, last Tuesday evening,
looking as pert and clipper as of yore.
They brought their wives with them
anu Will pass some weeks VlSltlIS
with their sick relative, Mrs. j. b..
Connrardy.
Ad. Seibert has rented his Carmi-
chael homestead for five years to Hans
Hansen, the popular Danish clerk at
Cats store. Mr.. Seibert and family
left Extra the foreport of the week for
Omaha where they will reside perma-
nently. AID. has Il position of driving
transfer wagon at Sac 100 per month,
Mr.. Bert Jeffries and Miss kittie
Jobes were united in marriage by Rev.
o. Il. Nichols at the residence of the
brides parents, in Extra, on Sunday,
Feb. Goth at 1890 p. NJ. After the
happy words had been spoken that
made the twain one we all partook of
bountiful dinner which Mrs. Jobes
had provided and everyone Joined in
wishing the happy couple u long and
happy life. They are among our best
Christian young people and start out
in life with the kindest regards of
their many friends.