Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-11

Cobs $1.00 per load. Ham Webster.
A work horse and two farm wagons
at a bargain. If HAM WEBSTER.
1 can repair your bicycles and put
them in first-class shape. Bring them
in and leave them with me.
j. G. WOLFE.
Charley VanGorder and his family
drove down to Extra, Monday, to visit
the Edwin Delahoyde family and to
enjoy the cool shades of the wooded
city.
VIM. Cloughly received a telegram
this week hat his cousin Mrs. Bow
man had died IN a hospital in Omaha,
and was buried Wednesday but he
could not get Oft to go.
Irving Eddy, from down near Ross,
who has been attending a medical
school in Chicago the past year, was in
Manning, Tuesday on his way up to
misunderstanding Monitor.
Mrs. Charley Trunnel, living out
west of town, is recovering from a very
severe spell of sickness. Most any small
form of sickness now magnifies itself
in view of the extreme hot weather we
have been having.
F. NJ. Leet and Asmus Boysen were
in Manning, Monday, and in Compa-
ny with A. T. Bennett went to Manila
on business. Their bank there has be-
come the First National Bank of Ma
nilla and we understand is doing a
nice misunderstanding Monitor.
DIR. Portertield, of Atlantic, was in
the city a short time Monday visiting
friends. He is a candidate for Grand
Chancellor of the X. of P's Lodge
Iowa with good chances of getting the
position. The doctor is a strong man
a worker and a thinker and could fill
the Office with honor to himslf and to
the lodge.
Miss Lucille Brooks expected to de-
part Wednesday evening for Chicago
to help cheer and wait on her father,
DIR. A. l.. Brooks. who is not yet strong
enough to come home. There are many
little ways in which she can help him
to pass the time away and many little
things she car do to add to his comfort
and convenience.
Miss Mintie Christie, the expert
trimmer at f. Vermilya's, finished her
season here and departed Tuesday fol
her home at Oskaloosa. Miss Christie
has had an extra good season and has
given good satisfaction to her ever in.
creasing patronage. She has many
friends here who hate to have heI
leave and will be delighted If she re.
turns.
Mrs. I. H. Ericsson, of Extra, was
up Wednesday visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. Will Fullerton and her father
Mr.. Creveling. Mr.. and Mrs. Erricsor
opened a bakery at Extra last winter
and have had wonderful success. The
people keep demanding a little more
and more of them, so they are con
tinually branching out until now they
are doing almost a restaurant business
busy almost night and day. Everyone
here is pleased to learn of their success
in their work in the sister town.
f. Bilharz and wife and daughter
Harriet departed on the fourth 70,
Chataqua, New York. They expect t.
take in the meetings of the Chatapus
and will have many treats in SO doing
Some of the best speakers in tn,
United States are on the list and til,
thoughts gathered will not only be al
education but will help to build up tn
mind and character. No one can com
in contact with a great man withou
feeling it and this is a rare opportun
ity.
Miss Beatrice and Gretchen Nasl
departed, Saturday evening, for De
Moines and were followed Monday b,
Mrs. Nash. They will remain Their
for some time while Miss Beatrice i
getting ready for her European tour
She expects to start about the TWEEN
tieth for her trip. She expects to tax
in all the most importont points o.
the continent. To breathe the air Q
Westminster Abbey, where res
crowned heads, poets, and men VIII
have formed the destiny of Englan
sleep. TO sail the Rhine and view tn
castles, where once ruled those nina
ture depots, whose war with each othe
startled nations. Will stand mid tn
vt ruins of Greek art and Roman histor
and see in reality all she has read.
will be all educational trip from begir
e ming to end and will last a life time i
its teachings.