Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
Extra News

; Extra News
Read Oxodonor in another col
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Fred Wahlert is building large
hog house on his Greeley township
farm.
George McClain has decided not
! to go out to California as he intend
ed doing.
Jack Anderson, of Atlantic, has
been IN this country lately buying
\ cattle of our farmers.
Elder ]. c. McQuerry will preach
atschool house number nine, up in
Greeley, next Sunday evening.
The Maccabees INDUCED in one
OF their pleasant dancing parties,
at their hall, Wednesday evening.
Chas. Stocking was down from
Audubon and passed Sunday with
his relatives at the ]. G. Gates home
SAINT Anderson, of Audubon, was
in Extra, last Monday, attending to
J some official business, as Consta-
BILE
Be sure and see John johnson,
$40 Chestnut street, before purchas-
J ing your Clothing and Shoes, in At
lantic.
Smoke Daken.s Blue Belle" and
La Flor de Glove" cigars. Don't
J take any other stock. They're the
choicest.
Professor Fort was too ill to teach
last Tuesday, and in consequence
the pupils of the High School had
a vacation.
Uncle Jake Andrews and wife are
so badly afflicted with la grippe as
to require the medical aid of Doctor
Rendleman.
Restaurant Man Ammons now re-
ceives fresh bread from the Frank Rice
Bakery, at Audubon, three days each
week.
ID. T.. Stranger made business
trip to Omaha the first of this week
where he purchased a large invoice
OF implements and hardware.
Since returning from Atlantic
Grandmother Gransbery has been
troubled by another cancer and
Mrs. Banning, of near Harnlin, has
been called to remove it.
Hensley Brothers & Brown pur-
chased a couple of carloads of good
hogs of Mrs. Leroy Hensley's boys,
up in Greeley. Saturday they ship
ped three fine loads to market
Miss Anna Braun was too ill to
attend to her duties as clerk, at
Gault Brothers store, this week
and is resting at the home of her
father, Theo. Braun, on the hill, at
West town.
Sunday evening Mat Thielen's
team ran away, got mixed up with
a barbwire fence and were so badly
cut up that Surgeon IT,. McClain
was obliged to resort to the needle
and thread to make them whole.
Doctor Roikjer, under the auspi-
ces of the Boston Lycenm Bureau,
will be at the Opera House, on Mon
day. February Goth. Judging from
the posters and hand bills about
town one can go prepared to meet
almost everything.
We have letter from our brother
at Manila which we will print next
week, owing. to the request of many
who read his letter published re
Gently. We expect good long let |
ter describing the battle of last Fri
day, as the boys ofthe First Nebras-
ka fired the first shot and took an
active part in the engagement.
Peter Christensen, "The Honest
Real Estate Dealer" came down
town, Thursday morning, all the
burrows of care having disappeared,
and with happy smile he greeted
Ehis friends. The cause was occa-
stoned by sweet girl baby at his
home which by it's prattle will make
many happy hours for it's proud
parents.
Married, at the Congregational
parsonage. last Sundao morning
Mrs. Clara Liddle to Mr. Strachan,
Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mrs. Liddle
is woman possessing many rare
qualities of womanly grace. Mr..
Strachan can congratulate himself
tor the privilege of being associ-
ated with one so deserving as
his chosen life partner.
The Town Council will meet in
regular session next Monday night
at which time they will, doubtless,
pass an ordinance fixing the
amount to be paid by those who
operate a saloon under the mulct
law. All favor an ordinance to that
effect and the only difference of
opinion there will be is as to the
amount of the license. But the