Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-04-14
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Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day
Jake Bauer pays SC per pound for
hides. Bring 'em in.
All kinds of Sewing Machines repair
ed at Hamler's jewelry store.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, biliousness and all liver ills. The
price is 25c.
Miss Stella Masterson began teach
ing at the Little Valley school house
last Monday.
r. c. Watterson has built an artistic
Extra residence.
The Audubon Township Creamery
folks are looking for their machinery
to arrive this week.
See those Sewing Machines for sale
by Mack Thomas. Strictly tirst-cass,
and warranted for five years.
School at number seven, in Greeley
township, commenced last Monday
with Miss Amy Basccm as teacher
Wyman Harvey has new horse and
harness and buggy and now goes sail
ing about this bury burg in fine style.
Our good German friend, Billie
Doffing, sold a carload of fat cattle
this week to w. S. Davis, the Atlantic
stock buyer.
The Kennedy Brothers, on the Oelke
head of fine yearling cattle this week
to the Atlantic buyers.
The other day one Of Dave Clark s
farm hoases kicked him just where his
waist band buttons. For a few min.
utes Dave was knocked speechless.
Tickets for the concert by the OF
tumwa Male Quartette are on sale at
Attorney Copeland's office. No eXtre
charge for reserve seats if secured in
advance.
Our John Scott, who moved from
here to Massena and was engaged il
hardware business, has sold out ant
himself and family have moved t.
Montana.
A letter from Nebraska says tina
Mrs. Connrardy is regaining her health
rapidly. She has only taken one dos,
of medicine since she arrived at he
destination.
Gene Wilson purchased that fin
phaeton at the Henry Green sale, las
Saturday, and now Mrs. Wilson ant
the baby can take their spring outin!
in fine style.
Spring humors, boils, pimples, sore
and all eruptions are promptly curet
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which thol
onghly purifies the blood, eradcatin
every trace of scrofula.
Uncle James Gearheart and his son
Joe, are doing a proper good job on tn
foundation of Peter Christensen's ne>
house. They will lay sixty perch c
stone and build the wall seven fee
high.
Miss Dolly Gilroy was fortunat
enough enough to secure Miss Grac
Green's favorate driving horse at tn
sale, last Saturday, and now Mis-
Dolly can come to town whenever sh
wants to.
w. S. Black, who recently moved t
the Basham farm, north of the depo
says he wishes to goodness that TIL:
man who purchased those machine
at the Frank Basham sale, would com
and take them away.
Misses Lucille Connrady and MauC
Campbell visited with Miss Cecil
Soar, at Audubon, last Saturday an
Miss Soar came home with them an
is passing o week at the Connrard
home, south of town.
Thousands of sufferers from gripl
have been restored to health by Or
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cur,
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumoni
grippe, asthma and all throat an
lung diseases. Houston.
Rev. O. Il. Nichols, w. II. Copelan
George w. Kreamer and VIM. Del
hoyde were at the John McNutt farm
at Old Hamlin, last Friday, whe
they dug up some young maple tire
which they set out about the re-co
structed Methodist church.
Last Saturday Seth HartZelE, up
Greeley, left some white paint layin
around loose and four calves that
had recently purchased found 1T an
thinking it some "new tangled dis
that Mr.. Hartzell had brewed, til,
licked the last drop of it up. Result
four dead calves.
keep Groceries and dry and So
meats and sell cheap, as l have no re
to pay. Give good price for butter al
eggs. Give me u call. FRED l.. Al
DREWS, West Extra, Iowa. Butt
and eggs taken in exchange for w.
Paper. Latest styles just received.
will pay as much per pound for chic
ems as anybody.
An artist was here this week al
wrote signs for w. w. Sickels, M
Raglan and Will Heath. That Mig
while the paint was still fresh some
the nice (?) boys Of this town swip
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