Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-15

Audubon County Journal
GA. MARLIN, Editor.
Thursday, Nov. is, 1900.
Plymouth Rock Cockere 8. Fine
thoroughbred, heavyweight birds.
n 10 3w Eugene Wilson.
Mr.. John Noon passed last Mon
day at Audubon visiting with his
friends and attending to some bust
ness matters.
Marshal Dave Workman came
down from Audubon, last Monday,
and passed few hours with his
former neighbors.
Mrs. Frank Ridgley returned, last
Monday evening, from pleasant
visit with her relatives at Sidney,
Glenwood and Lewis.
Joe Hall and wife, at West Town,
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
wee mite baby girl, who came to
their home, on last Friday.
Mrs. Dave Workman and daught-
er were down frcan Audubon a part
of the past week visiting with their
many friends and former neigh
bors.
Last Saturday avening Nick Doff-
ing accompanied John Harrison to
Council Bluffs and while John pick
ed out his china stock Nick selected
fine stock of holiday goods.
Will Brinkerhoff came up from
Atlantic, last Saturday evening,
and passed a day with his wife aud
children, who are visiting at the
home of her father, John Crane, in
this city.
Uncle Sam Crane busted himself
the past few days constructing a
new corn crib on his farm, south OF
town, that is twenty-four feet square
with driveway running through
the center.
Charley Stager, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stager, who has been
working with Uncle. Henry Dona.
hue's merry crowd, the past sum.
mer, has been promoted notch or
two and is working at the round
house. in Atlantic.
They had regular old fashioned
dancing party at the William Bint
ner country home, south of town,
on last Saturday night, all the lads
and lasses were there for miles
around ana they had the gayest
time you ever heard of.
A sister of the late Will Donald.
son, who came from her Rock Island
4 home to attend his funeral, aud
who has been with friends in the
north part of the county, arrived in
Extra, last Saturday evening and
passed day or two with her friends
at the John B. Connrardy home
We are inclined to believe tina,
the old world has slipped cog this
year and our belief was augmented
on last Monday, November 18th
when Uncle John d. Bush brought
into The Journal office handful OIL
lilac leaves which he had picked of
of a tree that had yieldedtwo crops
OF leaves this year, and they had
z on them many buds that were JUS
bursting to bloom.
81 Miss Maude Cooper, who has beer
visiting with her relatives, the
Andrews families, IN this city fol
the last few weeks, started on las
Wednesday for her home at Guth
RE, Wyoming. She will first visit
with her sister, Mrs. James Willox
at Douglas, Wyoming, then go te
the south part of that State, neal
the Colorado line, to visit with hel
friends for few days and then &c
: to her home.
Eighty Acres For Sale.
offer until November 25th, ar
improved 80 three miles from Exira
at $36 per acre. $4,000 cash, bal
ance yearly on VERY EASY terms
z Mo 2wk John Rendleman.
When you want prompt acting little pill.
that never gripeiuse DeWitt's Little Early Ri
sers. w A. Hamler.
Ok Blood Tablets contain in a concentrated
form the active principles OF the healthy
valuable nerve. brain. blood and flesh pro
duciDg drugs. For sale at W. A. Hamlar's
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