Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-15

Junior seeders, at S. D. May & Com
pany's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hunts boy,
past few days, though we under
stand that he is better at this time.
We have the exclusive sale OF the
Sioux City Seed Company; the same
line that was formerly handled by
kreamer and Odell. E. d. Cotton.
A full and complete line OF bug
gies, corn planters, discs, harrows,
binders, mowers and all kinds of
farm machinery. S. D. May & Com
pany
Smoke Dacken's "Blue Belle" and
La Flor de Glove" cigars. Don't
take any other stock. They're the
choicest.
Jesse Miller and wife were down
from their Melville township home,
Saturday, visiting with his mother,
who is ill. and their other relatives
and friends.
For SALE!-One good Top Buggy,
one double-seated Buggy, one Farm
Wagon. E. B. HOLMES.
Section Nineteen, Greeley Town
ship.
Miss Margaret Henry is passing
few days with friends in Chicago.
AT the conclusion of her visit there
she will go to Okarche, Oklahoma,
to join her parents.
For SALE.-We haye a number of
good work horses which we will sell
as we have rented our place and
will not farm during the coming
season. KENNEDY BROTHERS.
Miss Jennie Shelter is here from
Buena Vista county, Iowa, on a Wis
it to her uncle, Reverend Charles
Walker, of Audubon township, and
may conclude to remain all SUM
lner.
a big two-isted baby boy was
born to Henry Witte and wife, over
at their Audubon township home,
last Friday, which caused Grandpa
William Wahes face to shine like
yon full moon.
Mrs. p. J. Keelan passed part of
last week with her parents, Baker
Interest and wife, at Atlantic, and
Saturday night Peter went down
and passed Sunday with his rela-
tives and friends.
1t has been told that suits will adj
vance $500 suit. We can and will
furnish you the incest line of Tailor
Made Suits and Pants at the old price.
Made to order.
F, GauIt & Company.
Mrs. Levi Zaner received tele-
gram from Danville, Illinois, last
week, stating that her brother was
very ill, and requesting her pres.
ence at his bedside. The lady left
on the evening train for that city.
| A. 7. Bruner has the frame work
of the new house that John Martes
is soon to have erected on the fine
piece of land he recently purchased
off of the Carl Nelson land, on the
brow of the hill, west of the Exira
depot.
Jens Wolf and family. of Audubon
township, took their departure, las1
Saturday, for the new home, three
and one-half miles northwest Of
Avoca, followed by the best wishes
of their friends, of whom they have
a multitude.
Moses Brinkerhoff and Ernes
| Cotton have returned from Viola
where they have been teaching
They will teach, this spring, neal
Brayton and thus be able to see te
the trees upon which the fruit O
their heart grow.
A letter from Mrs. James Henry
down at Okarche, Oklahoma. to hel
daughter Beth, said that the arrived
safely at their destination, and was
very we'll pleased with the country
She says Mr.. Henry has improved
SO much that she scarcely knew
him.
Hensley Brothers shippeda drov'
of fine hogs, from their yards, cas-
of town, to Chicago, last Saturua,
night. w. f. Hensley and Mrs
Leroy Hensley's boys, Walter ant
Charley drove down a car load from
Greeley and in the. evening Their
were three cars Of hogs shipped t
market. Fred Wahlert, Junior, am
Will Johnson accompanied tn
StOSh. NIL. J oilIlSol Will lid
city his home for a time but Ere,
will return in a few days.
{ There was happy family part
, assembled at Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ar
derson's Extra home, last SUNDAY
They were his sons, Perry and Bel
Anderson, and their families an
!, their daughter, Mrs. l.. E. Stanton
{ and her husband, from Carroll, VIII
.. had come to say goodbye to Bel
end Perry, who will ship from Dec
ham, Iowa, on the 18th of thi
month for. New Rockford, Mort
> Dakota where they have purchase
half section of land and whe,
;. they expect to make their futul
home.
r Ed Calph arrived in Extra on La!
5. Friday from Watertown, Wisconsin
: where he has been visiting with h
;, sister, the past six months, and
j passing his time with the Grandm
y Natty Hamlin family and other re
J. atives and friends, for Mr.. Calp
n has lived many years in this coul
! ty. Time seems to have dealt gent
|, with our friend for he is the san