Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-07-21

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Mrs. Jens Wolf was very sick lady t
the last part Of last week
| Two sons and one grandson of Gen y,
eral Grant are in the army q
Fred Bartlett delivered fine load of :,
of hogs to our buyers, the first of this "
week. ~
Johnny Riley is limping about caus-
ca by stepping on piece of glass the &c
other day. "a
Chas. Sears is nursing very sore
hand, caused by getting tangled up in to
machine ST
Henry Tibben, of Audubon town
ship, marketed a load of heavy weight of
hogs, last Monday. fo
| When in town don't forget to call at Wv
the journal office and tell us the news
of your neighborhood. ne
Mr. d. E. Soar and Miss Beulah, of at
home over Friday night.
b. &. butcher received $4,000 for br
his span of mules, Blanco and Weyler, tn
that he sold in Atlantic last week.
Gault Brothers have had their large tn
corn crib at West Extra torn down III
and moved up to this end of the burg. Ia
Mrs. Delahoyde and her daughter, -,
Miss Mollie, arrived in Extra Tuesday w
evening from their visit to the Omaha pt
Fair. ro
j. 5. Smith has finished his visit r
with his daughters, in Atlantic and ~ ~
Omaha, and is once more at his home, w. w.
south of town. ~
William Ashton, assistant editor of =,
the Guthrie Center Guthrian. died in I'd
the State Of Washington, on Monday 81
last, and the body was brought home an
for interment
Frank Letfingwell and Montana pa
one OF the hands on the brick yard, SUI s.,
started with team, last Monday, for Tn
South Dakota to 60 with a steam ca
threshing outfit.
Charley Delahoyde has sent his Ae
mother some exquisitely beautiful sea- ~
are IN the shape Of a napkin ring and ag
nicely built ship.
Grant Knox went to Atlantic last ~ ~
Monday to take course of instruction e 60
in the short hand department of the ~ ~,
college in that city 'o'
Andrew Allen, while in town Satur- ~,
day did not forget the Journal office iill
He reports his crops in splendid condi- ne ne
ton, and his spring pigs, over fifty in ~
number as doing we'll wv Va,
Stuart Tracy, of Guthrie Center, is
visiting his uncle, Van Hellyer for a %
few days, arriving last Wednesday w
evening by way of the hack to Audi co,
bon thence by rail to Extra La
George Dimick disposed of thirty ie'
head OF 3OO-pound hogs, last Saturday, Z
receiving $500 per hundred weight wo
George always has the best kind OF On
luck when he goes to raising hogs. ms
Henry Foss, a prosperous farmer of ~,
northeast Extra township, was in wy
town early on Monday morning with {
uice bunch of hogs. He made ha
pleasant call at this office while in the me
city. me
Mr.. William Delahoyde is at home ms
from successful fruit tree selling ex- $40
petition in northwestern Iowa, and ING
speaks i'll high terms of praise of the ]
fine treatment he received at the hands in
of the people up there. So
The editor Of the Evans City, Penn Pr
sylvania, Globe, writes, cone Minute W., W.
Cough Cure is rightly named. 1t WA WA
cured my children after all other JOY
remedies failed. y 1t cures coughs, f,
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The Misses Maggie and Frances, IN,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Don 81
ahue, of West Town, went to Atlantic sto
last Tuesday and passed the day with am
Miss Mamie Murray and from there an
to Des Moines to visit few days with n
friends. W
Mrs. Bodie and her two daughters, thi
Misses Rachel and Rose, have decided the
to leave Extra and will settle either at few
Dallas, Illinois, or Fort Madison, Iowa. bel
They will leave next Monday to visit sto
the Omaha Fair before returning to
their old home. !
Will and Charley Patty are digging t NJ,
deep well fol Mr.. Reilander, south- !,
east of town. They were down ninety s %
feet last Saturday, with no signs of Io,
water and declare they will drill clear 1 To,
throug h to China if they don't strike J 1,o
vein of water. ~
While returning home from visit >, :.
to the Omaha Fair to their Massachu- lu
sets home Miss Susie Dodge, her two ln&
brothers, Orion and Alfred, and Mr.. SCI
Marion Ray stopped off and visited r,el
at the Mrs. b. q. Dodge homestead, !he
just west of the depot, over Sunday. IN IN,
Miss Jessie Tanner and her brother,
John, of Iowa City, are here to pass
week or two with the family Of their Oh