Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-23

Miss Stella Masterson, of Greeley,
has been engaged to teach school
at North Branch, this spring.
Ollie BRENNAN has returned to
Extra and on April l will resume his
position in the Fullerton Lumber
Yard
Willie Wissler has returned from
Tabor College and will pass the
summer on Al. Fredericks farm, up
in Greeley
There will be Special Communion
Service and reception of members
at the Congregational church on
Sunday morning, March 18th.
Walter Connrardy arrived from
the west, Tuesday, and after a short
stay will go with his father on a
jaunt to the far south western part
of the country.
Miss Louie WEIGH came up from
Tabor College, Friday evening, and
is passing a few days visiting with
her friends, which are as countless
as the leaves of the forest.
What people say about Hoods
Sarsaparilla is that it cures when
all other remedies fail. Therefore
you should take Hoods Sarsaparil-
la in preference with all others.
Rev. o. T. Nichols has purchased
an incubator and engaged in the
chicken raising business. He has
it setting out in back room and
expects great things in a few days.
Frank Gault has gone to Chicago
to buy the spring stock of goods
for his mercantile establishment.
| When Frank comes home watch out
for his advertisement in The Jour
nal.
Miss Lizzie Wheeler, of Chicago,
and here sister, Julia, are here to
visit their mother, Mrs. John Wheel
er. who is very i'll, of dropsy, at her
home short distance west of this
city.
ID. E. Archer, contractor from
Lewis, Iowa, was in town the first
part of this week looking over
the field and figuring with Banker
n. p. Christensen relative to the
new bank building Mrs. Lois G.
Stuart is to build in Extra.
Nina Wilson and her brother,
Norm, have returned to their Gree
ley home from q winters stay at
Green City, Missouri. That country
seems to havs agreed with Norm as
he gained twenty-nine pounds dur
ing the six months he was there.
Toe Wheeler is the new director in
district number three, Audubon
township, and V. B. Hellyer, of this
city, will teach that school this
spring. John ribben was elected as
director at school house number
| seven, in this township, and Miss
Beesie Ridgley has been engaged
to teach this school.
John Hay was elected as director
at school house number eight, up
in Greeley, and has engaged the
services of Miss Edith Pine as teach
er of that school for the coming
spring term. Will Patty was the
successful candidate in number
nine, this township, and Miss
Mamie Hensley has been selected
to preside over this school.
A. H. Grissell came over on Tues
day and completed the bargainin Q
for the purchase of The Guthriar
plant. He will likely take possess
ion in the course Of two weeks
although the precise time for the
event is not DOW named. 1t is with
Y some regret that we part with this
Z property, but we have confidence
{ that it is passing into hands thai
have the ability and Will to lift the
) paper above it's present Standard
J Father Chas. Ashton in Guthrian.
81 The school board. of Extra town
ship, at their annual meeting. hello
) last Monday, hired the following
teachers at a salary of $1,000 pei
{ month to teach the coming. spring
d term:
: No L. Joseph H. Bell.
No. 3 Beth Henry.
No. B. Louie Welch
i No. 4. Moses Brinkerhotf
No. ). NJ. F. Enenback.
/ Clara Ordway.
Anna Slender.
& NO. q. Blanche Noon.
No. !. Anna Hansen.
No. s. Josephine Lanier.
3 No. 8. May Jenkins.
Mr. ii. +. Andrews, of Extra, ha,
been employed general agent ano
sole manager of the State of low;
: for The Life and Times of Hanniba
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United States, recently published
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