Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-05

While attending to her duties
about the house, Monday, Mrs. John
Connrardy slipped and severely
sprained her ankle, necessitating
her remaining quiet for day or
two.
Merchant J. A. Slender was up
from .Brayton, Wednesdays and pur-
chased large bill of wall paper to
beautify his residence and store
building with, and next week John
Harrison will go down and do the
work.
William Hocamp, over in Audu-
hon township, has been experiment.
ing with potatoes and left one at
the w. w. Sickels grocery store,
known as the North Star variety,
that weighs two pounds and five
ounces.
N. P. Christensen, "The Honest
Realestate Dealer" has just sold to
John Ebert 81 acres IN Sec. 30, Gree
ley township at $4,000 per acre-no
improvementS-an has another 80
Just two miles from Extra, which is
snap at $3.50 per acre. Call and
see it at once.
From Baxter, Iowa, comes the
news that on Wednesday, October
4, 1899, Mr.. John Workman and Miss
Agness Cool, pretty young lady of
l.
John growed up" in this town, has
him begrudgingly, but wish him
The Journal is in receipt of the
following letter:
MISSOURI VALLEY, IOWA,
October 4, 1899.
C. A. MARLIN-Arrived here yes
terday for the purpose of having my
face treated for cancer; will be done
by plaster. You may say in the
paper that 1 will be in Extra this
month to make fall delivery of nur-
sery stock. JOHN CRANE
Will and Albert Bintner were out
at Omaha, last week, and purchased
sixty-three head of the finest feed
ing cattle that they ever had in
their yards, they averaging ten
hundred and one pounds each.
| Uncle William Bintner informs us
that himself and two sons have two
hundred and ten head of hogs
in these yards and that they will
at once proceed to prepare this
bunch of stock for an early spring
market.
Hon. George l.. Finn, ex-State
Senator will speak here, Tuesday
evening, October 10th, upon the
principles of the democratic party
Mr.. Finn is one of the best known
men in the state, having been lead
er of the republican forces in the
Senate for eight years. He is al
able and fearless speaker and is or
tour of the State making cam
paign speeches.
Program tor Educatio meet
ing to be held in the school build
ing at Brayton, Iowa, on Saturday
October IA, 1899, commencing at l:3l
P. NJ:
Language-what should be taught and
how Miss Anna Stende
Discussions erle jenkins, Bessie Dodg
Number work What it should be and
how to teach it- Miss May Jenkin
Discussion Blanche jenkins, Bessi
Mental Discipline-Means to acquire
discussions. r. Nelson. Re Rosie Il huSeE-
General
How to conduct good recitation
Miss Clara Ordwa
Observation-Disclosures Cotton, Josephin
\ Lanier, Pearl Hardman-General.
What can school do for home
= - - 49,. Prof. NJ F. Enenbac
. Discussion Moses Brinkerhoff, Mae n
What are we doing to make our pupils
good Miss Miss ir sat, H Hsn1
3 General.
= An hour among the kickers-At syster
U at wages, at marking manuscripts,
application for schools, etc.
U All interested in educational az
G. vancelnent are invited
U The human machinery ceased
work, last Sunday, and Grandn
: Winkleman, mother of Mr.. Pete
Winkleman, over in Audubon tow
ship, has gone to her reward, on tt
other side of the cold river of deaf
&c the result of old age. Tenderly the
NJ folded the tired hands over ii
= stilled heart and closed the veal
D eyes that never tired of watchir
&c for the loved ones of earth, the
many years. Monday her mort
es remains were consigned to gra
in the Schwennecker cemeter
~ nearby where she had lived so Ion
oO Grandma was past her eighty-se
= enth year and leaves behind in tn
vale of tears three sons. Peter Wi
kleman, at whose home she die
Ernest Winkleman, who resides
IF the edge of Guthrie county, al
- another son, who resides at Rc
)e Island, Illinois, her husband ha
ing preceded her to the better lai
before the family came to Ameri
from Germany. Rev. Oscar Cloet
said comforting words to the 81
rowing ones, they turned their ste
from her grave homeward, al
. there is avacancy about the heart
stone in that home that must
main unbroken until they are on
more united upon yon bright she