Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-22
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LIZA Hallock was an Extra business
visitor Monday.
en- -, 1e Te4eRFy Bell and J. w. Cannon were
: 's, e, y.% soWn, Lorah, last Monday
il sre4vp Uncle 81 Clark lost another valua-
elsn Idle horse by death, last Saturday.
eu'hss" Doctor Koob made a business trip
49, ~ over to Anita and back, Monday.
I. Il. jenkins will have public
-. sale about the tenth day of March.
sid -: soA9Bonnet has purchased the prop
,stos9.:. erty. " here Nels Boose now resides.
Al NH f.,s Sam Scharff was business visitor
ygt4t74qin Atlantic, last Tuesday afternoon.
% o. E., johnson, of Extra, was call.
~ fiirg Oil ft is Brayton friends, Monday.
:lHs Fpp.F1ed iBiume, from Audubon, was
Ea3iznsy1 looking after legal matters, in Bray
yeas II tonplast Tuesday.
MI. Job Chamberlain was feeling
decidedly under the weather, the first
anuog 7partiof this week.
i''2 t.sSs z. "a. Kelley, four miles south Of
,t ~ Bray tqn, will have public sale on
,. s',is ! 1T: Friday. \, March I'd.
MD &c aiThsysshave decided to retain Rev.
-
hes rive are glad to note.
a., ,a.tn aaa John Doyl will move to Oakland,
aitl aaie Iowa next week where he has posi-
80 -. % 'tion:on'the railway.
Jjnra Miss Pearl jenkins will close her
4d1 school, down in the Joe Doner dis
a.s.sl,j trict, on next Friday.
of h'p1t Next week Otto Thomas, of Extra,
4as 90 will putin his time breaking span
- 'hsM Of horses for Charlie Bison.
1 have Two Hundred Burr Oak
Postsafor sale. WILLIAM HOEFFER,
Three Miles south of Extra.
EFh = Mrs. Wood, of Oakfeld, who has
{ig'& not enjoyed good health for num-
~ Der Of years, is again quite i'll.
,Y.tmh :spBen Howell and Nit Parrot ship
IUp ri pedltwDt carloads of fat cattle, from
s,as apettheir own yards, last Tuesday.
ev.a vssq George James was delivering a fine
.sas "a bunch of fat hogs. to McGovern and
.5a4tyqi Bison, at .Brayton, Wednesday.
ssT s..t1s J..sW. Cannon and family will soon
noyestd Oaktied, and we understand
90, 1r that s yohn nv will till his fathers farm.
e1a a1ecdsUp in Viola township the other
ea5 ii night the Modern Wodmen gave
adf ~. Moses Brinkerhoff a lesson in chop
e'eaa" pingswood.
,s,,,,I The horse power, at the Rothschild
,au "'.'i elevator broke, Tuesday, and Manager
sf,,i,4 . John. johnson went to Atlantic for
I,nf g.. Il the g, repairs.
5nolsug,e s.IheaiW oodmen g worked - ten can
enr slssdidates through the forest, last Tues.
Cd an day might, and then INDUCED in a
gjiiuaf grand banquet.
= Misses May and Pearl Jenkins have
rented the John O. Cotton cottage, at
80 Oakfeld, where they are I" at home -
100 >ssa'' !. to their friends.
sas ,1e4 SIS. Il. Hockenberry, that successful
1agtia 3farmeron the hilltop, sold ninety fl We
.gaoopsa dollars W orth of hogs to the Brayton
shJ ngiabuyers, last Tuesday"
'ssq SAJ The revival meetings which are
'oss9 being held over at the Minser school
house are largely attended and much
interest is manifested.
ssiaMd oyern and Bison purchased a
faIfGarI6ad of fat hogs of H. P. Han
sen, on Friday OF last week that were
as fne'a' as we ever saw.
F"a ~ R.eaI Idik laattTuesday, sold to
AcGovefn and Bison twenty head of
hogs thatiWeighed $3.50 pounds, and
for which he received $29S,37.
= M sey THOMAS and IL, S. Wattles
- sss arey doWp from Extra, last Tuesday.
,ar,lss q Mr. Thomas came down to kill some
fat,parkers for Charley Bison.