Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-11-03

Cnerrryy i pee G
]. HAYWOOD, AM,
Professor Of Mathematics Otterbein Uni.
versity, Westerville, o.
HALF-SlZE BOTTLES, soc.
Miss Iva Galway of Atlantic was a
guest of Duella Knox this week.
Miss Cecilia Soar returned home,
Wednesday, from her western trip.
John Koob and Richard Powers,
OF Brayton, We're tranSacting bust |
ness in Extra, Wednesday.
Newell Jobes and John Harrison
will go to Redfeld, Saturday, and
visit over Sunday with George
Jeffries and family.
Miss Laura and Mr.. Newt Bruner,
in company with their cousin, Mr..
Leonard Early, passed last Sunday
with friends at Anita
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McNally and
the baby came up from Lorah and
passed Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. McNally, south
of town.
Halloween the young folks of
Extra tore mp Ned, so to speak. They
piled barrels aud boxes high in air
and ran lumber wagons and draws
to all parts of the city
The greatest medicine for the
XII dneys that has been discovered
in modern times is DIR Sawyer's
Ukatine. The best proof is to give
it a trial. w. A. Hamler, Extra.
Will our correspondents please
try to mail us their items on Tues
day of each week. We often receive
news that we would like to use but
cannot because it reaches us too
late for publication.
We tell only what we positively
know when we say DR.. Savers |
Arnica and Witch Hazel Salve will
radically cure skin diseases, eczema,
piles burns, scalds cuts or flesh
wounds. w. A. HamIer.
4ACIe VIII De SOClaDle at the
Riley school house on Friday even
ing, November 18th, for the benefit
OF the Hope Congregational Society.
Everybody invited to be present
and good time assured
Sunshine and Shadow of the
Cold Water Campaign is the sub
ject for next Sunday evening at the
Methodist church. A special fea-
ture of the service will be a solo by
Miss Bessie Witthauer and song
by the Ladies' Quartette.
Professor G. 1. Miller, OF Boone,
Iowa, was here last Saturday for
short visit with his sister, Mrs. c. d.
West, south of town, and his other
relatives. Mr.. Miller has been APP
pointed administrator of the estate
OF his father, the late D. w. Miller.
Mrs. Mary Todd is here from
Custer, South Dakota, to visit with
her relatives, the Thomas Dustin
family, of this city, and the John
Cameron family, in Liucoln town
ship, until next spring. Mrs. Todd
has host of friends in this vicinity
who warmly welcomed her
Mrs. Nate Clark, OF New Jersey,
Mrs. Lizzie Clark, of Atlantic. and
Mrs. James Bruce, of Anita, the
| ladies being cousins of AL. Voorhees,
were visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Voorhees, at their coy home, in the
heights, and with the Stephen Gano
| family on Washington street.
Twenty-Five neighbors gathered
at the home of John F. Hill, east of
| town, last Friday, and with many
| now then raised the frame of
that new barn. Then in the twink
ling OF an eye they nailed on the
boards and neighbor John had
new stable to shelter his stock.
| Iowa leads in all that is good!
Old Line Insurance at moderate
cost. Good Insurance and good
Investment: Every policy secured
by deposit of approved securities
with the State of Iowa by consulta-
ton with the Central Life Assur-
ance Society, of the United States,
at Des Moines, Iowa. Money to
loan on Iowa farms.
J. c. McQUERRY, Agent Extra.
Program for the Teach hers Meet
ing. to be held in Extra on Satur day,
| November 49,, 1885, to be held in
the High School Room:
Speer Method in Arithmetic. Leaders: w.
| ii. Fort, Superintendent II. c. Spencer
and Professor W. 81 Brinkerhotf, of Bray
Should the Synthetic Methods be Taught
in the Country Schools: Leaders: Pro-
fessor +. p. Hooker Audubon; Miss Flor
| Mollie Wissler, Miss Hattie Huyck. Dis
| cuSSion by the Association.
| What Are the Best Methods OF Teaching
! Language: Paper by Miss Jessanline
Andrews. Leaders in Discussion: Miss
\ Bessie Bowman Miss NJol1ia WiSSIer