Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-24
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[2|lE[ lZ!ly 5Ll s$ s., :
/ Sam
Fresh FISH every thursday at the new
City Meat Market. vator
Halle Rendlenaan was with her Hey
Audubon friends, the first part of Iowa
tile weeh. the II
Nelson Baker, of Moth Branch, is
| Colorado Piano
----- man s
John Graham, the Advocate edi-
tor, was the guest of D. E. Stranger J.
| last evening part {
" mere;
i'm Fulton was in Extra last even there
ing visiting with his brother, Will,
and many former friends. ,,aI la
Insure your property in the Hawk down
eve Insurance Company, Casey
otuart bank. "A. w. nARVEf. Har
IT,, u-.;7.. D -.a.l,a.- 49,, Stuar
awarded the contract to paint the ~ ' ~
new addition to the Extra school - t''l
I building. Mrs
/ III I'D n, p;c,, e., o,, child
| $50 -, 49,; - i- - ~. "1 home
,sisit 1uit, +a;, bro+tar 81, 5;oI Cryst
north Of town. The
) Mrs GEORGIA Rashar went over danci
| to Anita, Wednesday, to take pos tlle
session of her recently purchased Town.
millinery store. Rot
Hon. William Walker was able to down
make trip to Audubon and back, buzzi
i Tuesday forenoon, yet he still COM out {
plains of feeling weak. lu1nt
Pres Keith and family, from up Fra
in Me1yilla were i, o,,r ci+,, Lost a car
Sunday. quests of their relatives at and f
the d. E. Stranger home. lhteh
S- two "
Mrs. Charles Baker and baby ar Nrs
::t - - a, i . NeiInS iUl down
and her uncle, John Porter. at;iTe
The Catholic Sisters re+,rnad lost i'll thi
Saturday, from the retreat at Ottum- The
wa, Iowa, and Will again open the their
Cathollc school IN few days. farm
,,. 800 tackl
-; n.es -. i.o1ise elcu IS ENJOYING fifty
Dav1e, who resides at Glenwood, In
!, Iowa whom she has not seen for best
many days. ever
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paign edition until the November. of ia
1899 election. Brow
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! =. ~ Nay lol, OF the -North orahch some
: country, recently purchased nice
drove of hogs from Fred Shoesmth B.
which Mr.. Naylor has turned into Bran
MS iced yards Gus
, N Cbris+a,sa, orl,(, 11. and
poa,ar4,.o 49, ), ! 49,, SOFA
red acres, five miles from Extra, at n.
$500 per acre bargain. If you nesd
want farm call at the Stuart Bank nellie
co,,,o,, ~, , Mrs.
f,res ~ -. ~ - ~ ~ ests
;,,c +l,a-a Ill ~ - - -. 49, . Frid
Jerry McClary, Billie Woodward's ct
5 blacksmith, and Charley McVey, of will
the south part of the county have
i n n ca.,a e (>1 Cines
,r,s r " oieIiey' iel - heu tak1
r Omaha bringing with him thirty
r two head of two-year-old steers An
f which he turned into his yards and diers
f will feed the coming winter. State
S+,4a c,aoI,,;. CI: 18th,
2 arrangements to survey both Spirit a.
|, and Okoboji Lakes this fall, which l,o,,s
s will take about week The survey iio''S
d of the lakes will be of valve as de- Lii
!. termining the origin and underlay- rode
ing formation. nesd
e M soo+1,;n, ,d ,,o.1;.,-- just
t g 1'io LeaLhS Plopell!es SHOW
,iooaa,4 to..a SouSn heiieuS, i.s ding
: nent cures, have made it a great favor
lite with the people everywhere. For N.
sale by c. w. Houston, Extra; A. H. worl
e Roberts, Audubon. Satu
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n There will be no services at any and
i OF the churches IN Extra on next Dou
sunday evening". excepting at the mon
Nethodlst church atwhlch Union pure
Sunday School convention will be Ada
held The first session of this con- :,
e vention will be held at half past Al
h two in the afternoon and will be a theil
n rare treat "a some of the vary hest Com
n talent in the civ will furnish the Crar
o. music. There will he another ses- will
sion az the convention in tho ayen. the
ing, beginning at eight o'clock anu
will