Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-23
Come to the Thanksgiving sup
per and try your luck.

come to the Thanksgiving sup
per and try your luck.
Choice Plymouth Rock Cockerels
for sale. CAPPY DODGE, Extra, Ia
If you want to be IN the swim buy
a bucking broncho. We'r all get
ting 'em.
George Smiths Ten Cent Feed
Sheds and Sale Barn, Atlantic, open
day and night; has waiting rooms.
Gransberry Brothers have been
doing some repair work on the root
of their Touring mill, at West Town.
Smoke Dacken's "Blue Belle" and
La Flor de Glove" cigars. Don't
take any other stock. They're the
choicest.
Claude Andrews is teaching the
John Hunter school, in south Ham
lin township, beginning his labors
last Monday.
Miss Edna Clure has returned to
her Extra home, from Des Moines,
to pass the winter with her mother,
Mrs. Charley Clure.
Lawrence Hunt arrived here last
Saturday and will pass few days
at his father, Isaiah Hunts tip-top
home, high up above West Town.
Charley Fulton arrived from the
Ames A gricultural College, We'd
nesday, and will teach school in the
county during the coming winter.
Would like to carry your account
longer but can't CANT! CAN'TM
Your all right, but we nust have
some money by the LIST.
WOODWARD
Rev. Doctor Allen, Presiding
elder of the Methodist church, will
preach in Extra next Sunday even
ing. Quarterly Conference will be
held at the church on Monday
Editor ]. NJ. Briggs announces
that he is in favor Of expansion, and
has accordingly tackled two col
umns onto his Anita Republican
| which denotes that Brother Briggs
is prospecting.
]. B. Connrardy is having the fin
fishing touches put on his houSr, in
the way of painting, which is being
done by Monroe Brothers. Mr. Conn
rardy has his grading about his
house completed.
James A. Beebe, one of the return
ed soldiers of the Fifty-First Iowa
Volunteers, and nephew of Frank
Beehe, of this city. whose home is at
Harlan, passed last Sunday here
with his relatives.
Mr.. Thomas Coglan, north of the
city, has had Mr.. Chef Hibbs down
from Audubon, the past few days
laying brick foundation under his
house and doing some other mason
work about the premises.
Last Sunday w. E. Hensley, Vic
Anciaux, Henry Minerman and AL,
Fredericks went to South Omaha
with a large consignment of stock
and returning brought large lot
of feeding cattle with them.
There will be Union Thanksgiv.
ing services held at the Congrega
tional church, in Extra, on mex,
Thursday, November 3Oth, at the
hour of HOO o'clock. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Chambers
of the Methodist shurch.
All persons who are interested in
sending religious literature, in the
shape Of papers and magazines, tc
the boys in blue in the Philippine
Islands should leave them at Hote
| Henry where box has been pre-
pared for their safe keeping anC
from where they will be immediate
ly forwarded to our soldier boys il
the new possessions.
Beginning with next Monday the
Gransberry Brothers Touring mill
at West Town, will begin buzzin.
both by night and by day. Mr. Dal
Zentmyer, who is now at Lewis, will
be here to attend to the night ru,
and Mr.. Lester Gransberry will b
there to attend to your wants il
the daytime. They propose t
buy large quantity of wheat am
then fairly make things hum.
Mr.. James Gearheart. who ha
lived fo1 so many years on his fin
fruit farm, just on the outskirts {
the city on the north, sold his plac
on last Monday toTheodore Richie
for the neat sum of sixty-two dollar
per acre, and is to give possessio
by the 18th of December. "Uncl
I James" and" Aunt Belle" wi
Io, n frx II