Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-19
The Extra postoffice is now sal
aried office, at 81 10000 per year.

aried office, at 100000 per year.
Charley Dittimer, up in Greeley,
is veey ill, of mearles.
We understand that John Dicus
will soon move to Atlantic.
Mr.. r. Prather is too i'll, of grip,
to attend to business this week.
Walter Connrardy visited, Friday,
at the d. E. Soar home, in Audubon.
Mrs. D. W. Miller has returned to
her home in this city, for a few days.
Mrs. E. B. Holmes, of Greeley, has
been troubled by pleurisy, the last
few days.
Pfeiffer and wife have the care of
a very sick child belonging to their
household.
Miss Bertha Bachelor is in the
city on visit to her friend. Mrs.
l.. B. Raglan.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
Mailed for 25c by c. l. Hood & Co..
| Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. AL. Andrews has been con-
fined to her room for several days
with la grippe.
Word from Earlham says Rev NJ.
a. Mills is rapidly recovering from
his late illnses.
Elder ]. G. McQuerry will go to
Blanchard, Iowa, this week to assist
in revival meetings.
Roy Stonebrook is very i'll at the
home of his mother, Mrs. George
Kreamer, in this city.
C. w. Hansen, the jolly Audubon
tailor, was soliciting business in
this city, Wednesday.
Isaac Hunt has purchased from
Joseph Fresh, the Mrs. E. Croy
forty, just above town.
1 Miss Matte Wolfe went to Des
Moines, Saturday evening, to spend
six weeks with her sister, Minnie.
Harry Nicholson has purchased
the Asa Johnson forty acres, in sec
ton eighteen, Audubon township
| Mrs. J. B. Connrardy had the mis-
fortune to fall on the ice and seve
rely bruise her face, one day this
week.
Monte Cline, who resides with Mr.
and Mrs. George Plantz, was very
sick boy for day or two the pas
week.
The old COW slammed away this
morning and kicked J. G. Gates or
the foot and now that gentleman
l;mps.
We are told that she, who was Ada
Osborn when a girl, and who resides
at Des Moines, is the mother of twir
babies.
Al. Friend drove down from Au
dubon, Sunday, and visited with thu
clerical force of his store, and othe1
friends.
Frank Odell is now manager o
the Opera House and promises u
some gilt-edged attractions in tn
near future.
Peter Hansen, manager of the
Friend q Sons large clothing store
entertained his father, /. p. Hansen
last Sunday.
Misses Edna and Grace West
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwigh
West, are busy entertaining measle
just at present.
The long drawn out contest 70
the postmastership at Adair has a
last been settled by w. II. Crooks
being appointed.
Mrs. C. w. Johnson has sold he
residence, north of the school hous
4 to Wyman Harvey, clerk at the Stu
4 art Bank, of Extra.
Mr.. Poyer, of Chicago, is here OF
a visit to his sister, Mrs. Georg
Wheeler. who has been very i'll bu
is now Commissioning.
: Mr.. Peter Johnson. father of Mrs
Tom Dustin, will shortly arriv
from Illinois and occupy his farm
in Greeley township.
The dispatches Tuesday morning
8 announced that the United State
Senate had confirmed E. d. Powell
as postmaster at Extra.
s The inhabitants of Greeley shoul
begin to take to the tall timber, a
Assessor Will Jones will start GU
on his rounds next Monday.
Iolo, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Be1
Parrott. has been swallowing a.
kinds of nasty stuff prescribed by
doctor, for the past few days.
s Robert Is. l.. Harnlin arrived i
s Extra from Denver, Colorado, thi
morning, looking as if the moul
s tain air had agreed with him.
81 +. o. Nailor was initiated into tn
q mysteries of Woodcraft, last MOI
8 day night. He took the pledge
s. be one of the faithful log rollers
s. Mr.. p c. Rich had prolonge
8 siege of hicooughing, lasting seve
q days. He was in town last Monda
6 for medicine and finally got the1
8 stopped.
8 The baby of Will Cart and wifi
3 near Old Louisville, who was so il
8 died last week Wednesday and tn