Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-01-20
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Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day
Y The revival meetings at Greeley Cen
ter have closed.
Father Zaiser passed Tuesday and
Wednesday at Nicola.
F.. E. Gates, of Adair, was here on
legal business Tuesday.
Jap McClain was business visitor
at Council Bluffs this week.
w. N. Henshaw took charge of an
elevator, at Atlantic, this week.
Gault Brothers have treated their
store building to coat of paint.
Miss Mollie Delahoyde passed last
Sunday with her Audubon friends.
Rev. Wissler was initiated into the
Woodmen order last Monday night.
They are in the midst of invoicing
at Walkers mercantile establishment.
Insure with the Continental Insur-
ance Company. Theo. Patty Agent, Xa
Ben Jensen and wife passed last
Sunday at the Peter Kilgore home, in
Sharon township.
Hensley Brothers bought a good
bunch of steers of Rev. Charles Walk
err. last Wednesday.
Mayor BRENNAN and lady attended
The Little Duchess at Audubon,
Wednesday evening.
Any one in need of monumental
work should call or write to S. E..
Grant, Atlantic, Iowa.
Christ Christensen, of Sharon town
ship. sold nice bunch of hogs to Hens
ley Brothers, this forenoon.
Mrs. James Gearheart fell, while
carrying pail of water, last Sunday,
and had one of her ribs broken.
Jacob Wahlert, of Greeley township,
this week bought of A. F. Drake fine
Kimball organ for his daughters.
Mrs. j. C. McQuerry was so i'll of la
gripp this week that she was obliged
to remain in bed two or three days
A. c. Mudderspach, on section So,
Sharon township, will have a public
sale on Wednesday, February 2, '9s.
Mrs. Chris Jacobson, last week, gave
birth to two fine baby girls. Chris is
the happiest man in Hamlin township.
A child of Ruge LaFoy, in Greeley,
is ill of diphtheria, and the family
home is under quarantine regulations.
Charley Gault has moved his cattle
from where he was, in Oklahoma, to
the Cheyenne country, in the Indian
Territory.
We were in error last week in saying
that Ben Jensen had lost sixteen hogs.
He only lost few and the rest are
doing well,
Felix Rosch and Peter Kommes were
Atlantic visitors Tuesday. Felix is
once more located in Extra and is busy
pounding tin.
G. w. McClain has some good horses
for sale. They will weigh from 1000
to 1900 pounds. Broke to drive either
single or double.
Mike and Barney Duffin have rent
ed the Richard Gault farm, south of
town, for this year and will take pos
session about March LIST.
Mrs. Peter Peters, was called to
Pick Island county, Illinois, Wednes-
day evening by telegram announcing
the serious illness of relative.
Miss Laura Herard, who has been
visiting the Bintner families for some
time, left, Tuesday, for Iowa Falls to
pass few days with her brother.
w. J. Lancelot, of Gray, is here
working in the interest of the Modern
Woodmen of America lodge and he
seems to be meeting with good success.
There will be Valentine Social at
the X. p. Opera House on the evening
of Saturday 18th, given by the Society
of Christian EndeavOr, of the Congre-
gational church.
Will Wadswortl1, of Indianola, Ne
brask, has been here this week visiting
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
HI. Fowler, and his many boyhood
friends.
They are collecting money to build
a road from John Dennison's, in Ham
lin township, to Jens Hansen's, in
Oakfield township, thus connecting
two main roads.
A gang of workmen have been busy
this week transmogrifying the Parrott
implement warehouse. occupied by
George Henshaw, into Maccabee
lodge room.
Mr.. III. N. Wheeler, travelling repre-
sentative of the Council Bluffs Nonpa-
reil was q welcome called at the Jour
nal den, Wednesday afternoon, and
was much surprised at the metropoli-
tan airs we are putting on.
Mr.. G. r. Middaugh, ofthe Atlantic
Iron Works, is at West Town boring
out the steam cylinder in the Grams.
berry Brothers -four mill. This is a
very delicate piece of work and needs
a master haAd to complete the job.
N. p. Christensen has traded his
business house, in Extra, to Jacob