Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-31
Take your pillow work to the new

Take your pillow work to the new
shop.
Fresh Fish every Thursday at the
City Meat Market.
The famous single twist Havana
Binder Cigar, at Sherman's.
l have as good Flour as anyone
in town. Please try sack of White
Lily. None better! w. w. Sickels.
County Treasurer Charlie Brent
man came down, Saturday night,
and passed Sunday with his friends
in this city.
Mr.. Frank Chapman, of Atlantic,
is the new barber at Hugh Smiths
shop and is said to be an adept in
the wrist and elbow movement.
Mr.. Winkleman, who resides over
near Adair, was in Extra last Satur-
day, visiting with his neighbor, Mr..
Fred Wahlert and other friends.
Last week S. D. May and Company
sold Barney Doffing, who lives on
the r. Gault farm, south of town,
one of the best buggies they had.
Mr.. Aft Huyck aud daughter,
whose home is down near Atlantic,
were up this way the past week on
visit to his brother. George Huycl1,
of this city.
Uncle David Anderson felt so
good the fore part of last week that
he went out to the w. E. Hensley
home, up in Greeley township, and
remained until Saturday in the
afternoon.
Peter R. Jorgensen, one of those
prosperous Danish farmers west of
town, purchased a fine buggy from
George Henshaw, this week, that
his family may take comfort while
coming to town.
A number one self adjusting
table cabinet sewing machine
four drawers, ball bearings, high
grade and high arm, only $500.
All machines warranted for twenty
years. F. GAULT AND COMPANY.
Charley Lair and wife drove up
from Griswold, last Saturday, and
passed two or three days with his
father, Judge Lair, and wife, his
brother, James Lair and family and
the associates of his boyhood days.
Jack Temple, who is attending
college at Des Moines, came home
last Friday and is passing this
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter b. Temple, on the Edison
Herrick homestead, south of the
city.
This week Peterman and Voss
finished upholstering those four
chairs, that have been in Mr. P. Gil
roy's family for upwards of one
hundred years, and indeed they
looked neat in their new suit OF
blue.
The Rock Island Railway Compa-
ny has issued circular announc-
ing that the company will not here
after employ men who smoke cigar
cites. Applicants for position will
be required to state whether they
use the weed in this form.
A very successful festival was
held at the Pard Rich school house,
where Miss Mamie Hensley teaches,
just north of town, OH last Friday
evening, and quite neat sum was
raised and will be expended in pur
chasing some books for the library
of that school.
George ]. Meyer. from over in Au-
dubon township, was in Extra last
Saturday and brought in twenty
of the incest fat hogs you ever saw,
and of course got the top market
price for them. George and Oscar
Wheeler, of the same locality, were
on the market that same day with
good bunch of hogs, and received
the top notch price for their hogs,
too.
Mrs. D. w. Miller will depart
about June 10th, for an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. w. A.
Donelly, at Des Moines; her son,
George Knapp, and family. down at
Newton, Iowa, and her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Sylvester, at Lake City,
near Carroll. Before her return she
will visit with her brother, John
Truax, former Extra resident, but
now living at Minneapolis, Mime
sofa.
The Masterpiece of Mary, Queen
of Scots, picturing al apron worked
by that unfortunate sovereing while
in prison awaiting the executioner;
Mr.. kipling's Just-So story, hu1nor-
ously accounts for the kangaroos
long hind legs; the opening chap
ter of Julia Magruder's new serial,
The Voice in the Choir; series OF
photographs showing Sol Smith
Russell in his summer home; and
Views Through Picturesque Amer
ica are a few of the features of the