Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-25

All work warranted at the new
shop.
Hans P. Hansen the West Town
blacksmith, has been suffering the
tortures of a felon upon the index
finger of the left hand.
Linemen have new danger to
face. Lightning travelled over thir-
ty miles of wire to kill one near
hurry, Iowa, the other day.
Sam Aigan, familiar figure of
the Crooked Creek Valley about the
Highland church, was in Extra last
Saturday calling upon his many
friends.
The fools are not all dead yet. A
man barreled himself up one day
last week and went through the
Niagara whirlpool. He is still alive
to all the story.
Miss Jessie Packard, who has been
visiting Miss Blanche Spencer for
the passed two weeks, returned TO
her home. in Extra, Wednesday,
Atlantic Messenger.
Mrs. John Shannon and children
from Jefferson, Iowa were here pass
ing few days at the home of their
relatives, the James Shannon family |
up in Greedy township.
One of George Huycks best
horses, while working about the
hay stack of Gene Wilson's, one day
this week became over heated and |
fell dead in his tracks.
A. ]. Bruner is resting from his
labor as carpenter and will busy
himself by putting good and sub
stantial brick walk in front Of his
residence on north park street in
this city.
Peterman & Voss started up their
and began making screens to be
put in twenty-three windows and
three doors at Charlie Bisom's new
residence, at Brayton.
Julius Stensiand from Dane coun-
ty, Wisconsin, cousin of Thomas
Lohner while enroute to work on
railway in the south stopped off
here few days this past week and
visited with his relatives.
Messrs Ed Richardson, Claude
Hansen, Townsend and Rasmus-
sen from Anita, were over one day
this week and assisted the Extra
Concert Band in giving one of their
pleasant outdoor concerts in our
shady park.
Miss Tina Anthony, who lived
here with her parents many years
ago but who is now resident of
Harlan and employed in the schools
OF that city, accompanied by Miss
Ethel Simpson, of StiIlside Farm"
were calling upon their friends in
this city, last Friday afternoon.
We are sorry to note that Deck
Hawks is again on the sick list.
Since his return from the Pan
American Exposition he has not
been as we'll as usual and yesterday
was compelled to give up, and is
now confined to room at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Stafford. Atlantic
Messenger.
The Extra Concert Band boys
have received their new uniforms
which are of a deep wine color with
gold braid, ruuning down the
side of the pants leg and across
the breast of the coats. 1t is
very neat and SNOWY uniform and
Will make our boys shine like
frozen mill poud in winter when
they go to play Sor the Carnival in
Atlantic this faM.
Frank Hunt came home from his
visit to the nowntains about Den
wer, Colorado, last Saturday. He
passed Friday at Colorado Springs
with his sister4in-law, Miss Lottie
Bennett, and reports that lady as
Hooking and fesFing we'll and enjoy
ling herself. Frank says he was is7
"a sand storm out in Kansas Friday
might, and woGld not give an acre
EOf Iowa land FOR a section of land
i'm that country.
We have several insurance COM
tpanies and you may have your
tproperty inswed in one of them
In looking over policies lately we
have found a great many with flaws
in them which, if anything should
Iihappen, you would not get your in
-surance. We want to help you. IL
you will bring your policies to us
we will examiEe them free whether
we handle yoWr company or not.
WHISTLER & MARLIN.
i Wednesday,, at a:30 o'clock P. NJ,
at the residence of .Rendleman on
South Carthags ST, in Extra, Iowa,
i Miss Eva Walker and Mr.. Charles
w. Jenkins were coined in the holy
bonds of marriage. in the presence
of their young Sriends and associ-