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

Go to the new shop for your horse
shoeing.
Cemetery Association Meeting on
Tuesday, March 81, 1900.
Chas. HcCord, Extra, agent Farm
ers Insurance Co., Cedar Rapids.
S. D. May & Company have the
famous Crackerjack corn planter
for sale.
Tom Lee, up in Greeley, lost the
best broncho he had, the other
night, by cruel death.
Costs you less than half to
buy it in packages. Buy bulk gar
den seeds at E. d. Cotton's.
| Smoke Dacken's blue Belle" and
ola Flor de Glove" cigars. Don't
take any other stock. They're the
choicest.
George McClain, who resides on
the Silas Parrot farm, north of the
city, has three or four good teams
forssale cheap. lnStf.
Fred Delahoyde has purchased
on west Washington street, near the
city pumping station.
W. c. Owen is here from Bridge
water, Iowa, arranging to again
pect to do about April 1st.
We are informed that Mrs. Bodey,
mother of the Misses Rachel and
Rose Bodey, will soon come to
Extra to make this her home.
Frank Gault went to Chicago. last
Saturday evening, and while in that
city will select an elegant stock of
spring goods for the big store on
the corner.
The other day while Friend A. H.
Baber was assisting Reverend H. L.
Wissler in removing barn on the
property they recently purchased
one side of the barn came down on
Andrews thumb, making quite a
severe wound.
We met Henry Heath, who resides
on the Joe Wheeler farm, in Audu-
bon township, last Saturday, and
he hailed us saying: Say, you have
never said a word about that new
fourteen-pound baby girl that was
born at our house a few days ago"
The Republican State Convention
has been called to meet at Des
Moines, on May 10, 1900, to select
delegates to attend the National Re-
'publical Convention, to be held at
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on the
10Th of next June. Audubon county
will be entitled to nine delegates in
the State Convention.
Mrs. J. M. Thomas, Secretary of
the Ladies' Association of the Extra
Cemetery, wishes us to announce
that the annual meeting of that
association will be held at the K P.
Opera House on Tuesday, March
9th. All who are interested will
please take due notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
State Deputy E. C.. Plumer, OF the
Woodmen of the World, gave the
the Camp, at North Branch, a pleas
ant surprise, last Friday night, by
appearing before them and taking
part in their deliberations, the most
important step being the active
steps now being taken for the cree
ton of Hall over Baker and Shoe
smiths building.
II. M. Clark has rented his two
hundred and forty acre farm, up in
Greeley township, to Asa johnson
for two years, and as soon as Mr..
Clark can arrange his business
affairs he will Join his family out at
Denver, Colorado, and make that
city his home. for Il time leaving
Extra sometime about the first of
April.
Greeley township school directors
rectors recently elected:
No. William Rucker.
No. 2 Arthur Stoner.
No. 3 James White.
No. 4 Clark Gray.
No. 5 Anthony Myers.
No. 6 Thomas Adair.
No. John Tibben,
No. John Hay.
The new altar rail which the peo-
pie Of Bowman Chapel, in far north.
east Greeley, have been waiting for
so long, has at last arrived but was
found to be quite a mistake made
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