Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-10

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Insure with the Continental Insur.
ance Company. Theo. Patty Agent, Xa
Don't forget the Valentine social at
K. p. Hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Dart, of Audubon, was guest
, ut the j. q. Gates home, in Extra, last
Sunday.
Brown, the Audubon broom maker,
was selling his wares on our streets last
Saturday.
Hoods pills, are prompt, efficient,
always reliable, easy to take, easy to
operate; Csc.
Byron Scharff took the second de.
gree in the Extra Masonic Lodge, last
Saturday night.
Little Helen Irene, the baby girl OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sickels, is having a
hard battle with quinsy.
Judge ]. P. Lair has made crayon
sketch of William Seavey, ST., and a
strikingly natural picture it is.
Mrs. Bide butcher and the babies
returned from their visit with relatives
at Creston, Iowa, last Saturday even
ing.
j. II. Baber was at Atlantic the first
part of the week figuring on taking a
job with an express company that has
been offered him.
Fred Delahoyde and John Bennett
received carload of farm machinery
the first of the week. Extra will have
three implement houses this year.
DR.. Riley, DR.. Newton and N. P.
Christensen were at Audubon Tuesday
night to see d. p. Stranger made q
KING of the Order of the Temple
|. By special permit of the School
Board the school in sub-district No. 9
Extra township will be continued one
month, with Miss Beth Henry, MS
teacher.
The evidence in the case droves that
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism,
dyspepsia, catarrh, that tired feeling
scrofula, salt rheum, boils, humors or
all blood diseases.
Dan'l Bruner and family loaded al
their goods into a car, said goodbye tt
their friends, last Saturday, and left
for their new home at Wallingford
Emmett county, Iowa.
Willis McAffee and wife were down
Saturday, visiting his parents, MIR
and Mrs. Ed. McAffee, west of town
and bidding Willis wife's people, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan'l Bruner, goodbye be
fore they went north.
Frank Wilcox was over from Panora
the first of the week shaking hands
with his friends. Mr.. Wilcox is well
pleased with bis new location and says
that the outlook for business is very
flattering in his new field.
For farm machinery see Stranger
Hunt. They handle full line of the
Moline machinery, New Departure
Cultivators, Plano and Champion
Binders and Mowers. Pumps, Vino
Mills, Repairs, Etc. At John Peters
old stand.
Lately these good farmers, of Gree
ley vicinity disposed of swine as fol
lows: f. O. Naylor, one Car load B
w. Shoesmith, one car load; Isaiah
Benton, thirty head; Henry Benton
thirty head. These hogs We're sold tc
Guthrie Center buyers.
The Jacob Rabson sale, last Satur
day, was gratifying success; COW.
selling as high as $4,000. Mr. Rabsor
and family will soon move to theil
NEW home, the Dan'l Bruner property
in southeast Extra, and will be gladly
welcomed by their host of friends.
Isaiah Benton and his good wife
after twenty,four years residence on ;
farm, near North Branch, will move
to Guthrie Center, March 1st, where
they will take life easy. Their sons
Ed. and Nathaniel, have purchased
the stock and will till the home farm
George Kness and his brother, Grant
"pulled out" last Tuesday, by team
headed for Mcdonald county, in south
western corner of Missouri. Mrs
Kness and the babies will remain with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hen
ry, in this city, till George gets settled
Hon. William Walker went to Chi
cago last Saturday night with three
car loads of extra fine beef cattle from
his own yards, on the Troublesome
Hensley Brothers sent some stock or
the same train and John Tibben, OF
Audubon township, went with this
shipment.
Mr.. Will Foley, of Clayton county
Iowa, while returning from trip ou,
in Nebraska, stopped off and visited 9
few days with his cousin. George
Huyck and family. Sunday that gen.
tleman and the Misses Roxy Huyck
and Jennie Rudge We're down in Cass
county visiting with Alf Huyck and
family.
keep Groceries and dry and salt
meats and sell cheap, as have no rent
to pay. Give good price for butter and