Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09

down to Stuart, Iowa.
Mrs. W. Hopkins has been under
the weather the past week.
Mrs. Alex Crees struggled with
Ia grippe a few days last week.
Geo. Spirup's little daughter May
has been very sick the past week.
Della Poage, of near Extra, was at
the George Smsth home, Wednesday.
Harry Percy received inc driving
horse and two cows Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. Conner is sick lady these
days, on account of an ulcerating
tooth.
Mrs. W. D. Stanley still continues
in poor health, at her home below the
Station.
Presiding Elder Yerger visited
with Rev. Conner, at the Station, on
Tuesday.
George Smith unloaded carload
of salt for Baker & Shoesmith, last
Wednesday.
George CLIPS face was swollen all
cut of shape, Tuesday, caused by an
aching tooth.
John Crees and family spent
Thursday and Friday at Harry
Percy's home.
Mesdames W. D. Young and Harry
Percy were visiting Saturday at the
Joel Crees home.
Henry Wells left Friday morning
for Scranton to visit relatives and
friends for ten days.
William Pierce, of Poplar, is to be
treated, by Mrs. Jake Banning, for a
troublesome cancer.
Jap Skinner, that we'll known
poultry raiser, marketed fine lot OF
poultry Wednesday.
There was good crowd present at
the Fabricius sale, Tuesday, and all
tile stock sold at good prices.
Will Graham Is in Adair county
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farm. This looks suspicious.
Joel and Walk Crees began Smelling
that five thousand bn-hels of corn for
the Counselman, Tuesday morning
BE sure and see John johnson, 800
Chestnut street, before .purchashing
your Clothing and Shoes, i'll Atlantic:
Harry Percy and family now drive
around in fine new Surrey that
Harry purchased of the Extra deal
.Ors.
Jap Skinner has decided to go into
the poultry business on heavy
scale, having purchased niue fine tur-
keys.
Mrs. j. q. Moore is very eick
lady these days, being afflicted with
scia,ic rheumatism in very severe
form.
Miss Bertha Farguson, teacher al
number is boarding at Mr..
Moore's, on account of the smallpox
scare.
Geo. Smith arose Friday morning
and went &c the barn and there found
one of his faithful horses cold in
death.
Chas. Wells loaded his house hold
goods las. week and left for Scranton.
Iowa, where he will permanently
reside.
Alex Crees took big tumble out
Of Car door, one day this week, and
eur good friend's anatomy received 6
severe shock.
Grandma Phipps, returned Sunday
morning, having spent two pleasant
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Vim
Smith north Of Extra.
MIR. j. M. Gill, half-brother o.
George Gill, isat the Mace Gill home
to visit until about March 18th. liz
is a linenan tor telephone company
Jim Boyor aud Charley Ferguson
have embarked in the raising OF Red
Du,m hogs, having recently purci,as.
cd some nice ones OF Jake Banning.
u IIClc ~. \itbDiIItNl WISHES HI " II
friends to put their flags at half mas
on February 18th. Tha, was The da,
tina, the ba,tleship Maine was blown
up, in the harhor at Havana.
Miss Ethel Smith entertained
eighteen of her little friends, las
Friday, in honor of her fifth Dirt hday
Miss Ethel was The recipient of many
pretty gifts which she treasures very
highly.
VIM. Leebrick Of Burlington
Iowa, visited lat Wednesday win
his sister, Mrs. j. Z Moore. TIL,
two had not met for ten years MIR
Leebrick was enroute tor Arizona
where lie owns extensive mines. A
the conclusion OF his visit in Arizon
Mr.. LeebrIck will return to the Sta
ton and visit with his sister.