Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-23
Ice for sale at the Bijou Restaurant.

Ice for sale at the Bijou Restaurant
Wash Goods go at Cost!
L. D. Nellis & Co.
Burr Oak Fence Posts at Johr
! Plants, at the old Natty Hamlir
farm, for the next two years.
The old German fire Insurance
Company is the best ofall. If
Geo. kapp, Agt, Extra, Ia.
D. E. Stranger has joined the pro
cession and had Hooker telephone
put in his place of business.
Closing out Wash Goods at cos1
to make room for new goods.
L. d. Nellis & Co.
The Monroe Brothers have put a
neat and SNOWY sign upon Hugh
Smiths barber shop window, in the
Doctor Riley building.
Mrs. F. O. Temple, Miss Bertha
Temple and Master Julian Temple
We're over Sunday guests at the "
Fred Cotton is home from visi,
with his mother and his friends, al
Ninton, Iowa, and is again at his
post in his brother Eds grocery
store.
Austin Guernsey will arrive at
home about September first for a
visit with the family of his mother,
Mrs. G. W. Guernsey, and boyhood
friends.
Mr.. Crouch won the sympathy OF
his audience in his first selection:
Fathers Way and throughout the
evening it was under his control."-
Council Bluffs Standard.
Mr.. j. 6. Wheelock, manager OF
the Elgin Creamery in this city
has been enjoying visit from his
brother, Mr.. Fl. II. Wheelock, and
their mother whose home IS at Sun
Prairie, Dane county, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Frank Beebe returned from
Omaha, last Saturday. and was &C.
companied by her sister, Mrs. A. E.
Deems, of that city, who came to
make her a visit. Wednesday that
lady was joined by her husband
who will pass few days viewing
the beauties of Extra.
John l. Hensley has purchased
thirty-one head of those white-f faced
Hereford cattle and placed them on
his fine stock farm, little way
north of the Extra depot. Mr. Hens.
ley has, by constant labor, fixed uL
that place from a desert waste
and made it blossom like the rose
Will Varney has ceased to labor
at the Fullerton Lumber Yard, ir
this city, and has entered the EN-
ploy of D. E. Stranger in his hard
ware and undertaking establish
ment Manager Otto Witthauer is
being assisted in the lumber yarc
by Mr.. Clifford Holmes, young
gentleman who halls from Massena
Iowa.
Asel Burwell came up to towr
Wednesday morning and carried
into the butcher shop of Mr.. Jacot
Bauer, our popular and accommo
dating meat market man, one of the
largest water melons thatever came
| W No"h ohO anu ASH WClSHcI
this thing of ponderous VOLUME
and it tipped the beam at thirty
five pounds.
| Next Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Xerxe
Knox will start for Chicago to al
tend the National Grand Army En-
campment and try and catch
glimpse of President Mckinle,
who has promised to be there A
the close of the reunion they vii
journey on over to Beloit Wiscor
sin, near which city Mrs. Knox live
in days gone by.
The Republicans of Extra towt
ship will meet in caucus at tn
Town Hall, in Extra. Iowa, on Nor
day evening, September Sd, at eigf
o'clock, for the purpose of selec
ing seventeen delegates to atten
the county convention to be held i
Audubon on September 5.
w. r. COPELAND,
Township Committeeman
The news comes from Okarch
Henry, we'll known eabouts, WE
plOWluS lHe SluDDle Helu an OF
bay mule he was driving whale
away with both feet and strikin
Uncle James just above the kne
broke his leg. We are all sorry I
hear of Mr.. Henry's misfortuns, u
this way, and hope that his hui
may rapidly heal.
State Fair August "a To September
Under date of the 18th, the Seer