Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-31

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Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day =
Jake Bauer pays SC per pound for h
hides. Bring EN- in. t.
All kinds of Sewing Machines repair
ed at Hamler's jewelry store. "
Uncle VIM. Andrews is very i'll at =
his home, in the west part of town.
Farmers can find good stock of h
farm implements at North Branch. :
Pumps, Gas Pipe, Etc. !.
Stranger & Hunt. x x
Hans Hansen has the agency for all
kinds of Steam Ship Tickets, at Gaults.' !,
Mrs. John Harrison is able to move b
about and her broken arm is healing
rapidly.
Gene Wilson was with his Audu- n
bon friends few hours, last Tuesday
morning.
Miss Anna Dorr will return April n
9th from a good visit with her sister,
Kate, at Sioux City.
Byron Soule, who lives near North !; Il
Branch, has gone UP near Manning n
to work for his uncle. ~
Go and examine the Consolidated t,
Field Fencing now on sale at the ls
Green Bay Lumber Yard. s.
Chas. I<irkwood, of North Branch
neighborhood, shipped carload of fat +
cattle to Chicago last week. c
See those Sewing Machines for sale
and warranted for five years. \
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E. W
church met with Mother Gransberry,
at West Extra, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Hostetter buried a
their two-weeks-old baby in the Extra II
Catholic Cemetery, this afternoon. S
Frank Hensley was at Audubon last :,
Tuesday morning looking over the y
town and talking cattle talk to the q
buyers. G
Horace Hartzell, son of Mr.. Seth
HartZell, of Greeley, has gone to Cedar
Falls, Iowa, to attend the State Nor g
NAL School. b
Mrs. John Gray and Miss Louie n
WEIGH were visiting in Atlantic on s
Saturday, returning in company with +
Banker Gray in the evening.
Last Monday A. Dove and Son, the I.
North Branch contractors began franz 4
ing the building for the Guthrie Cen \
ter skim station at that place.
During the week IS vacation Professor
johnson was out swinging around the Y
circle visiting schools at Avoca, Car
son, Creston and other points. g
Fred Voss csme home last Sunday U
from Nebraska, packed his movables q
and, with his family, has moved to :,
McCool Junction, in that State, to re- -
side. =
Wanted! Statesmen to handle our
Lubricating Oils, on commission, in X
Extra and vicinity. Liberal terms. 0
The Euclid Oil Company, Cleveland, Y
Ohio. b
a. j. Leffingwell has been quite ill
for the past week, and under the care
of q doctor. His sickness is caused by
an injury received while moving b
house. t
Americas gratest medicine is Hoods f
Sarsaparilla, which accomplishes some il
wonderful cures of blood disease when o
all other medicines fail to do any good
whatever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Miller of Audu- \
bon township, are the happy parents a
of new baby, born about March 18th. G
We offer our congratulations-be n
late than never. Z
Will Hamler has enclosed his jewel |
er, Charley Pattison, in neat and ar
tistic fence, constructed by John Peter e
man. Drop in and take q peek at. n
Charley through the bars. S
Those who have promised to bring 4
the Journal office wood and chunks on a
subscription can confer a favor on us t
by suddenly appearing with load or
two of said wood or chunks.
After hearing several of the best il
Quartetts in the country, / feel the r
"Ottumwa Quartette y is the peer of d
any. DIR. S. S. McCORD, Pastor of a
M. r. church, at iowa City. b
Mrs. Edna Henshaw- Hayward, sis !,
ter of our George Henshaw, is lying at
her fathers home, in Atlantic, very i'll
Of diphther The family home is /
under st riot quarantine regulations. a
Professor G. L. Miller, of Boone, :
Iowa, was on a two days visit here !
last week, with his father, ID. w. Mill :,
er, and family. He was also swapping
"reminiscences with his old-time school {
mate and neighbor, Henry Green, who i
is here settling up the estate of his
mother. E
i Ed. Wilson, of Wausau, Nebraska, !
was in Chicago, last week, with two !
car loads of cattle that averaged up
| wards of 600 mounds Which he sold !