Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-19

Hensley Brothers & Brown, our
wide-awake shippers, sent two car
loads of good hogs to Indianapolis
last Saturday and Ebbe ]. Hansen
went along with the stock.
A. ]. and Riley Bruner and Will
WISELY are rapidly transmogrify-
ing the old F. ]. Stranger nipple
ment building into first-class
hardware store and tin shop.
Ed. Cotton has rented the Mrs.
Jacob Rabson building, on lower
Washington street, and we under
stand will, about the first of March,
once more engage in business in
this city.
Elder Jno. Henry McQuerry will
Christian church during the alb
sence of his father in Southern
Iowa. Regular services, as usual,
next Sunday.
The Extra Township Trustees
were in session in this city last Sat
urday, and admitted Otto Witthauer
as Clerk and Shomp Bintner as one
of the Trustees into the inner court
Of the temple.
John and George Harrison are
busy painting Dice Strangers new
hardware store The interior will
be a sky blue and the outside pref
ty canary color Yes, sir! Harrison
| Brothers are "dobbers."
|
On account of Elder J. c. McQuer-
ry being absent from the city there
will be no preaching out at school
house number nine, Greeley, next
Sunday. Regular services there the
second Sunday in February.
Conductor Frank Bunday and his
crew got in mix-up, at the depot
this morning, a couple of box car
trucks being derailed. After short
time the trucks were replaced and
the train proceeded on it's way.
Mrs. Mary Banning, of this city,
has been quite i'll, the last few days.
Her granddaughter, Katie Bill
ings, was also i'll at the same time
but we are pleased to state that at
this time they are lnnch better.
i Mrs. Anna Peters has decided to
move to her farm and offers for sale
her Extra residence, meat market
the AlnmonS restaurant. and other
property on easy terms. For partic'
ulars see J. H. RENDLEMAN.
! Mrs. Clark Gray, of Greeley, was q
visitor with her relatives, at Scot
Herrick's home, in this city, on last
Saturday. Mrs. Gray is not enjoy
ing the best of health these days
and was here to consult her physi
clan.
Joe Conrad, of West Hamlin town
ship, was in Extra, Tuesday, visit
ing his children who are attending
the Catholic Sisters School. JOE
visited The Journal office and paic
for the paper for the remainder o
this century.
On February Sd, 4th and 5th Rev
Conner, of Hamlin Station, will con
duct quarterly meeting for thu
Evangelical people about schoo
f house number four, Greeley, ant
) will then begin holding protractet
. meetings at the same place.
N. p. Christensen, The Homes
Realestate Dealer" has sold tn
!, farm of Mrs. Sylvester Ary ne
!, Roseman, to Soren Y. Petersen 70
+ $4,000 per acre. 1t is situated on
and half miles southeast of tow
and has no improvements.
Doctor ~ P. Lauritzen is at Au
dnbon this week where he is callet
r as an expert witness to testify il
t the Palmer case now pending. be
, fore the District Court, relative t,
the child that was found dead OF
the fair grounds last March.
. Robert Harris and wife, of tn
: Missouri Valley Times, have jus
returned from trip to Californi
whittier they Went to try the beneti
l of that climate on Mrs. Harris
e health, and we are sorry te stat
t that the climate did not agree witt
the lady.
J. Mr.. ]. w. McClain was given
e goodbye dancing party at the Der
!, PARROT and George McClain Hal
last Friday evening, and left TO
Santa Monica, Ocean Grove, Cal
fornia, where he expects to resid
$ for the next year. Jap has gone t
| a country where everything he see
will be greer" and all nature smi
], ing.
S There is some talk that new te
t ephone line will be built from her
to Audubon and attached to tn
system in that City so parties ca
t talk direct with all the people VIII
l now have phones. This would be
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trouble and expense. This woul
o.iun Iirnct Line To 70,