Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-24

Jake Wahlert is hauling the lumber.
for his cattle barn, 32by4sbyl6 feet.
Ed. Young is building large hen
merry on his Greeley township farm.
See Stranger & Hunt for pumps,
pump repairs and for pump repairing.
E. d. Cotton was cultivating in
wheat on his fine farm, last Monday.
Hans Hansen has the agency for all
kinds ofSteam Ship Tickets, at Gaults.'
Hoods pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness;
25c.
The l.. o. II. M. Hive, No. 8, took in
four new members on Thursday even
ing.
VIM. Burmeister, of Adair, was a
business visitor in Extra last Wednes-
day.
A Sacred Cantata will be given by
the Methodist choir on Easter Sunday
evening.
Shomp Bintner is the proud parent
OF new eleven-pound boy baby, born
last Monday.
See the Crackijack corn planter and
Good Enough riding plows at Shrau-
ger & Hunts.
The display of Live Stock at the
Trans-Mississippi Exposition will be
the finest ever seen.
The "Power of Influence" will be
Rev. Nichols subject at the X. P. Hall
next Sunday night.
A big invoice of Consolidated Field
Fencing for sale at the Green Bay
Lumber Yard, Extra.
Theo Patty was over in Audubon
township the fore part of the week do
ing insurance business.
VIM. Baylor is arranging to build
a new and comfortable house on his
Audubon township farm.
Fred Andrews, the West Extra mer-
chant, was business visitor at Audu-
bon last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Jas. Channon had a large car
pet sewing social at her home, east of
town, on last Wednesday.
Al. Herrick, Of Greeley, was rejoiced
last Sunday by the appearance of a
bouncing boy baby at his home.
George F. Kapp went to Butte,
Nebraska, Tuesday, to settle up his
affairs and move his family to Extra.
Miss Mary Beck, of Audubon, was
an over Monday night visitor with her
friend, Mrs. Mack Thomas, and her
other Extra acquaintance.
The Congregational church people
are having their building artistically
papered and painted in anticipation of
the services of Easter Sunday
Miss Eva Lawrence, a lady of much
experience as trimmer, from the
wholesale millinery house of Leader,
Strauss & Company, at Des Moines,
arrived Tuesday evening and will
assist Mrs. Raglan in her millinery
parlors.
l keep Groceries and dry and salt
meats and sell cheap, as I have no rent
to pay. Give good price for butter and
eggs. Give me call. FRED L. AN
DREWS, West Extra, Iowa. Butter
and eggs taken in exchange for Wall
Paper. Latest styles just received. l
will pay as much per pound for chick
ems as anybody.
Mrs. M. A. Masterson was fifty years
old last Friday and about thirty five
of her friends assembled at her home
up in Greeley, to see that the event
was properly celebrated. The day was
merrily passed and at eventide when
they departed they presented her with
an elegant couch and wished her many
returns of the day.
This week William Baylor, of Audu-
bon township, sold to Hensley Broth
ers & Brown half car load of the
finest hogs that ever came to Extra,
being a very smooth lot and averaging
800 pounds. John l. says William is Il
clinker to raise hogs. They also bought
another half car load of as fine hogs as
ever grunted of Peter Wolfe and nice
punches of Henry Dutler and Warren
Price, over on the Guthrie county line.
Mrs. Raglan has returned from the
east where she went to select her spring
stock of millinery consisting of all the
latest and prettiest things in millinery.
The goods have arrived and Mrs.
Raglan and her able assistant, Miss
Eva Lawrence, are busy arranging for
their grand millinery opening which
will occur on Saturday, April Cd, and
| a special invitation is extended to all
| the ladies to come to Extra that day
and behold the dazzling display of
Easter Bonnets.
If the spirit of the new Code of
Iowa is obeyed, no more ratfies of any
kind or description can he conducted
in the State of Iowa, and any resident
of the State can file an information
against those conducting them and
secure their arrest. The Code says: "It
any person make, or aid in making,
or establishing, or advertise, offer for
sale, sell, negotiate, dispose of, pur-
chase or receive any ticket or part of a
ticket in any lottery or number there
OF; OF have in his possession any ticket
or paper purporting to be the number
OF any ticket, of any lottery, with in
| tent to dispose of the same on his own
account, or as the agent of another, he
shall be imprisoned in the county jail
not more than thirty days or to be
| fined NOT ayoaoJipn SIn0 M ~, 10th ;,