Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-22

Dentist Bishop, Extra, afternoons.
Garden Seeds in bulk at E. d. Cot.
tons.
Fresh Fish every Thursday at the
City Meat Market.
New Home Sewing Machines at
George Fl. Henshaw's.
A full line of Moline plows for
sale by S. D. May & Company.
All sc packages garden seeds are
sold two packages for SC at E. d.
Miss Ida Reynolds, of Greeley, is
at audubon being prescribed for
by Doctor Childs.
Mrs. Jayne has returned to her
| Greeley home, after a good visit
with relatives in North Dakota.
| w. G. Bell, former Greeley. resi-
dent has been engaged by Billie
| Doffing, of this city, to work on his
south Audubon township farm.
A full and complete line OF bug
gles, corn planters, discs, harrows,
| binders, mowers and all kinds of
farm machinery. S. D. May & Com.
| pany
Lille, the fve-year-old daughter
OF Ralph Hawk and wife, who has
been so i'll the past few days, does
not improve as fast as her friends
would wish.
Charley Wilson awoke, at his
Greeley township home, the other
morning to find that during the
night the best COW he had had laid
down and died.
! Miss Rose Bodey will teach the
| spring term of school in district
number three, Audubon township,
in the Hans Marqueson district, at
the old Isaac Thomas place.
At the school meeting, up in
Greeley, last week $659.OO was voted
tor the erection of a new school
house at number six, in that town
snip, the Little Valley district.
Will Brinkerhoff, foreman of the
Atlantic Telegraph job rooms, came
up last Saturday night and passed
Sunday with his family and friends.
Twas long time since Brink hn,
been with us and we were all right
glad to see him.
Mr.. Charles E. Smith, former
resident of Extra township, but now
located at Bethany, West Virginia.
will preach in the church of Christ
on next Lords Day, March 25th, at
ll:OO o'clock A. NJ, and $50 p. N. All
are cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McClain, of
Extra, Iowa, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r., Thacker. of Ocean
park, last week. These two ladies
are sisters. Mrs. Mclain will remain
here a short time while her husband
goes north on Santa
Monica, California, Daily Outlook.
Professor John Trowbridge, of the
Harvard University, contributes an
Interesting article, entitled Latest
Developments With the X Rays, to
ApPleton's Popular Science Month
ly. A number of curious illustra-
tons accompany the text. Professor
+. A. Clark, OF the United States
Geological Survey. will contribute
to the same magazine the third ar
ticle on The Science of the Century.
1t tells of the story of the advance
of science of chemistry. Send 25c TO
Station Sc" New York City for a
copy.
The following relative to the death
of the father of our Frank Odell we
clip from the Wednesday Atlantic
Telegraph:
Henry Clinton Odell was born
on April is, 1886, in Ellinwood,
Chautauqua county, New York.
When but little child his parents
moved to Ohio where he passed his
youth. and where he was married to
Laura Ann Mansfield, on February
10, 1858. In 1873 they came to Cass
county, Iowa, and had lived on a
farm in Franklin township almost
| to the time of his death. Only few
| weeks since he had located in Adair
county He was i'll scarcely a week
and was not thought to be in a dan
gerous condition until few hours
before his end; grippe and compli-
Gated pneumonia probably explain
the result. With little apparent
suffering and almost without warn.
ing to the family he passed into the
great beyond, on Friday morning,
near O'Clock, the 10th day Of March,
1900. He leaves two sons, Franklir
Lewis and Arthur Henry Odell. The
funeral took place on Saturday, at
half past three o'clock. from the
| Methodist church. in Wiota, the
services being conducted by Rev
*. +. Brown, pastor of the Baptist
church, at Cumberland. Iowa."
Joe Ietzer arrived in Atlantic this
morning. on the early train, and is
at his home on Upper Chestnut
street He was released from the
penitentiary, at Fort Madison. yes.
terday after serving term of three
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