Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-25


Insure with the Continental Insur-
ance Company. Theo. Patty Agent IA.
Mrs. John Connrardy was with
her Audubon relatives and friends,
last Tuesday.
Be sure and see John Johnson,
800 Chestnut street, before purchas-
ing your Clothing and Shoes, in At
lantic.
Will Cochran was down from Au-
dubon, Tuesday, visiting with his
relatives, Wyman Harvey and his
family.
William Dryden, the Audubon
iveryman, was in Extra, Monday,
transacting business and visiting
with friends.
Rev. Crawford, of Adams county,
will preach at the Extra Congrega
tional church, next Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Mrs. H. G. Dacken, of Atlantic,
passed a few pleasant hours, last
Tuesday, in this city, with her
friends at Maple Lawn.
Extra now has Shakespearean
Club that composes many members
and they report delightful time
reading from that poet.
Mr.. Vint Rose, thot jolly railroad
man, and his son, OF Audubon, were
taking in the sights of our busy
wooded city, last Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Killinger passed last
Sunday, in Extra, with her friend,
Miss Maude Lynch, at the Clarence
Austin home, on North Street.
Mr.. j. c. spangler, of the Walnut
Flour Milling Company, passed a
few hours, one day this week, here
Bowman and Otto Witthauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McClain's
boy has been seriously afflicted the
past few days by strained spinal
cord, which he sustained while
playing with his classmates at
school.
From private letter we learn
that Claude Campbell is expected
to arrive in Extra from his York,
Nebraska, home, the early part of
next week, for short visit with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. E. 7. Freeman came down
from Audubon, Tuesday, to visit a
few days with her friend, Mrs. Sam
D. Harm, and other old-time Extra
neighbors. It's more than year
ago since Mrs. Freeman was within
our gates and we were all right glad
to see her.
Mrs. II. E. Behan, of Binghamp-
ton, New York State, who has been
staying at the Basham restaurant
for the past ten days, left on last
Wednesday to resume her work as
travelling saleswornan. Mrs. Behan
has been suffering of an abscess
upon her heel.
The class to graduate this year
from the Extra High School is com.
posed of the following young PEG.
pie: The Misses Maude Campbell
Eva Tulbert, Berta Gano, Susie
Huyck, Amy Conger and Grace
Hunter. Messrs. John Riley and
Lester Peterman.
Next Friday and Saturday nights
Extra is to be treated to a genuine
minstrel show, burnt cork, cake
walk and the plantation melodies; {
company having telephoned from
| Oakland, Iowa, to Manager William
1Carpenter to have the Opera House
}ready on those nights.
I Uncle q. T. Poage and wife ar.
Enow at Grant, Nebraska. visiting
kwith their daughter, Mrs. Joh1
Wright. Pretty soon Gale Crane ane
jwife and Clarence Scott and wifi,
Twill journey out to Grant, and ther
they will all 90 out to Yellowston,
liPark where they will pass the com
ling summer.
l. While seated about the banque
table, in Atlantic, the other night i
was discovered that of all the Gree,
fBay Lumber Yard Managers on tn
Rock Island System our Henri,
Rohwer had sold the most Ameri
can Woven Wire and was awarded
the cash "bonus" offered by tn
Green Bay officials.
| Grandpa David Workman wa
seen moving about with an unusu
ally large smile playing about hi
countenance and when asked t,
explain the cause thereof he reptile,
that an eleven-pound baby boy ha,
been born to his daughter, Mrs
Katie Workman-kreuger, and as
was the first time he had ever bee
kcrowned Or andpa, he couldn't hel
but smile.
We wish to state tor the benefit q