Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-20

Election day is Tuesday, Novem-
Der 8.
Fresh Oysters every day in the
week at Jake Bauers City Market
Insure with the Continental Insur- vi
ance Company, Theo. Patty Agent Xa. h
Hans Hansen has the agency for all :
kinds of Steam Ship Tickets, at Gaults.
Hoods Pills are the only pills to ii
take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. fir
Cure all liver ills.
Any one in need of monumental m
work should call or write to S. %. ~ II.
Grant, Atlantic, Iowa. ~ ~
Mrs. William Delahoyde is enjoy "
ing visit this week from her son,
Harvey, who has been making his y,
home at Des NIoines. NJ
An enemy to health is impure Sc
blood, as it leads to serious disease ll
and great suffering. Hoods Sarsa &c
parilla meets and conquers this
enemy and averts the danger T,
Dentist ]. H. Bishop, wife and son y
John started for Fort Collins, Colo -
RADIO, Monday where they will pass d
some months trying the benefits of j.
that climate on Mrs. Bishops "
health.
Mrs. David Burns receives $4,000 w
back pension and then eight dollars a
a month thenceforth. The good L
mother will at once proceed to {
build neat cottage to shelter her y
gray has's during her declining n
years
Mrs. Julius Briggs, of Hamlin O
township, has filed a petition ask Fl
ing that the threads which bind II
her to Julius Briggs be snapped y
asunder, and the case will come on a
for hearing at the December term h
of the District court. +
The first Of next week Mrs. l.. "
Delahoyde, mother of Ed. and Miss
Nollie, together with her daughter, +,
Annette, and son, Willie, will go to Il
their home at Prescott, Arkansas, a
after passing the summer with a
Audubon county relatives. I
Gus Brand and Henry Longbein,
of Adair, and Ernest Winkleman
and George Peters, of Audubon S
township, accompanied by their b
wives, were in Extra, last Sunday, F
visiting with Wahlert, Peters and t
Charley jacobson families. O
Mr.. Till Woodruff, with the help .
of force of men has been
busy the past few days putting
in complete system of water +
works in the residence of Mr.. d. f. =
Stranger. The system embraces v
hot and cold water for both the :
bath and culinary purposes. i
]. c. Hardnan, the fine stock $
raiser, south of town, was in Extra, :
his fine Poland China stock hogs
which he had sold to Walter Hens
ley, son of Mrs. Leroy Hensley, of
Greeley. Walter evidently believes
in having good stock or none. {
For SALE.-I will offer for sale, a
on the streets of Extra, at two /
o'clock in the afternoon, on Satur- !,
day, October 22d, Three Ponies, one s
Buggy, one Cart. one set of Light E
Single Harness. One years time {
will be given, or eight per cent off /
for cash. LEONARD WHITNEY. *
Henry Hickman, ST., living north !
OF town, went over into Audubon 7
township last Saturday, when it was
nice and warm, but when he came
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one of those snow drifts, on the
ridge, and to use his own words:
"Py gracious the snow vas so deep :,
that had to turn me out and go +!
around anuder way"
The ladies of the Extra Maccabee |
Lodge gave a dainty little lunch, |
last Thursday, in honor of their !
member Miss Lollie Brinkerhoff
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day Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gault &
had arranged to give farewell {
party to Miss Lollie, on Tuesday |
evening, at their elegant home up
in the Extra Heights, but the storm
prevented that so Miss Lollie came
up, said goodbye to her friends {
and started ior her new home amid
the mountains of southwestern (
Colorado.
Death has again invaded the
home of one of our fellow towns
men and removed one of it's jewels.
The eight-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Thielen, living south Of
town, went to his home last Friday
night and complained of not feel
ing we'll and rapidly grew worse
until Saturday night when he died.
His funeral was held Monday and
tHC pouy was l'lu away IL tie
Catholic cemetery east of Extra on
the hill. The parents are bowed in
grief over the great loss and our
hearts go out to them in sympathy
but words are idle
The new depot is now practically
completed. The railroad company
has fulfilled every promise they
made to the letter. The depot is
one of which Atlantic may be
proud. 1t is constructed of fine
LaLalle pressed brick. 1t is heated
by steam and lighted by electricity,
arc lights being used. The floors
are are of fine thing, and the office
furniture of the very best. The
space between the depot and the
baggage and express building is
under cover and paved. All around
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