Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-06-23

jim Gwin and his best girl were at
Extra last Sunday visiting friends.
Master Guy Andrews is visiting his
Atlantic relatives for few relatives.
Mr.. Joseph Clure is here to pass
few days with the family Of his son,
Charley.
James Gearheart was at Atlantic
last Saturday visiting friends and do
ing some shopping.
AL Tharnish was up from Atlantic
between trains, last Monday, visiting
with his many friends.
Uncle Wildes came up from Girls
void, Tuesday noon, to visit with his
Extra friends for few days.
Miss Lena Hardenbrook closed
her school in the Sam McGatfin dis
trict on Friday of last week.
The Cass County Normal Institute
will be held in Atlantic, commencing
August sth, and lasting two weeks.
D. w. Miller is very poorly these
days, and although able to come up
town he is far from being we'll man.
Dodd & Struthers have covered
Banker Peter Christensen's new house
all over with their rope tightening
rods.
John McQuerry, son of Rev. and
Mrs. j. G. McQuerry, is now pastor of
Christian church at Columbus, Miss
issippi.
Mrs. Ressner, nee Jennie loft, of
Griswold, was in Extra visiting Miss
Alice and John Harrison for few
days last week.
There was Runningtight " in
town the other afternoon, in which no
body was hurt except one fellow who
had his nose peeled.
lola, son of Mr.. and Mrs, Bert Par
rott, stepped on nasty old rusty nail
one day last week which made hole
nearly through his foot.
Mrs. Halsey Bruner, of Wallingsford
Emmett county, is here for short Wis
it with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
McAttee, west of the depot.
Mrs. L. E. Born has recovered from
her recent i'll spell sufficiently that her
and her son, Otto, have gone to Des
Moines for q visit with relatives.
Station Agent Frank Beebe is per-
sonating Job, of old, this week. Nice,
nf h;
wrists, one behing his ear and another
under his eye.
Miss Jennie Henry went to Guthrie
Center, Wednesday, to represent the
Young Peoples Society Christian En-
deavor, Of the Congregational church
at meeting held in that city.
Thousands of persons have been
cured ofpiles by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. 1t heals promptly and
cures eczema and all skin diseases. 1t
gives immediate relief. Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henshaw
We're at Atlantic last week "Wednesday
to attend the Henshaw-G reenleat
wedding. George made business trip
to Council Bluffs before returning.
Mr.. Henry f. Walker came down
from Ida Grove some time ago to visit
with his brother, William Walker, OF
Hamlln township, and since his arri
val here has been quite sick man.
Mr.. n. Bruyn, representing the
Northwestern Live Stock Commits.
sion Company, Of Chicago, was in
Extra, Wednesday, visiting his friends
John |. Hensley, William Thielen, l..
Littletield, and others.
Andrews Brothers, at West Town
have quitea strawberry industry this
year, it requiring seven men to pick
their daily output of berries. Tuesday
they sold one hundred and forty quarts
Of berries at Audubon.
Frank Stotts has rented the Hon
William Walker house, in Kickapot
Park, recently vacated by Bud Rendle
man and family, and Mr. Stotts ex
poets his wife and daughter to arrive
in Extra sometime soon.
The superior guns of the United
States accounts for the victory at Ma.
nilla, while the Superior Binder,
Mower and Rake of the Plano Manu-
featuring Company accounts for thei
victory over all competitors.
Last Tuesday w. E. Hensley, 0
Greeley, sold to Hensley Brothers {
Brown as fine car load of fat steers
as ever came to Extra, and that nigh
they We're shipped to Chicago. On
Wednesday this firm shipped fin
car of fat hogs to Chicago.
Fred Hague, son-in-law Of Angus
Burr, and who is farming one of Franz
Ridgeley's places, in Greeley, is report
ed as being a very sick man. Hi
kind neighbors turned out the latte
Fart of the week with their teams an,
plowed the weeds out of his corntield
The ladies of the Thursday Gu
| elected these officers at their meeting
last week Thursday:
| Mrs. J. M. Riley, President.
Mrs. Frank Odell, Nice-President.