Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-27

CHARLES BAGLEY.
Nelson w. Cowles, Optician at
Cowles' Jewelry Store.
Miss Emma Culver went to Extra
Tuesday evening to visit few days.
See Harvey Moon for pipe and tile,
ditch, cistern or cave work. Audubon.
G. S. McLeran, d. d. S, Office over
| Brorson's drug store. Audubon, Iowa.
| Mrs. Cosson returned, Monday, from
visit down in Missouri with relatives
ana frinds.
Thos. Musson went down to Stuart,
Tuesday, to look after the interest OF
his big farms.
r. L. Harris went up to Lake View,
Tuesday, to attend to matters of per-
sonal business.
Ed. Dickinson came to town and
spent Sunday renewing acquaintance
with his many friends.
Mrs. ]. A. Nash returned home,
Tuesday evening after an absence of
several weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leet went down
| to Des Moines, Monday, and will visit
at the Hon. Asmus Boysen home.
Mrs. Chas Van Gorder and daught-
er, Lowene Van Gorder, went out to
to do some shopping.
Il GUY Ross, who has been visiting for
i the past week with his brother, Joe, OF
the firm of Cosson & Ross, departed
Tuesday, for visit at Manning, and
then on home.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
Il FOR SALE-A good dray outfit
bringing in over 500 per month. A
good steady patronage to turn over te
some man Immediately. 1t is bar
gain. Inquire at the Journal office il
person or by card.
Jens johnson, son of Hans Johnson
of Kimballton, came home on Wednes
day from Dexter where he has beer
attending school the past winter. Ill
stands at the head of his class and eX
poets to 90 back after Easter.
5 24O-egg Klondike Incubator and 200
chick Klondike Brooder, $50 for mex
d 80 days. Former price $35. Sampl,
at Gano's, Extra.
G. r. SCHWENNEKER,
3-27-1 Extra, Iowa.
Miss Minta Christie returned Nor
! day and is again installed as trimme
! in the millinery department. of Ere
= Vermllya's. Miss Christie's popular
n ty as designer is noted in the big OF
NJ ders she has ahead that they know b
V experience will suit them.
and Miss Christie were busy I'D ire
s Vermilya's store waiting on customer
s they suddenly noticed that a lot of ps
x per in the millinery department Wa
s in big blaze that was rapidly spread
s ing and it took them some time an
q hard work to put it out. A paper tina
they had to cover hats Will
] sweeping had blown against the stow
} and took fire spreading rapidly to til
8 hats which burn like tinder A fe,
hats were destroyed, but little damae
< done beyond.
At the business meeting, last SUI
r. day. to further organize the Y. NJ. {
A. the various committees reported an
showed that fund of $3.50 90 had bee
guaranteed to equip gymnasium an
that the membership had reache
one hundred and twenty-five at fiy
dollars per year. This showed them [
be on safe ground and they at once b.
gan to form permanent organization
The constitution as submitted the SUI
day before was adopted, with a fe,
alterations, and then nominatin
committee was appointed to place cal
= didates sor the various offices befol
>. the assembly of next Sunday whe
officers will be elected. This mex
ID meeting will be an important one as
re is highly important that good corr
o. of officers should be elected, and goo
y representative body of men should b
out to act. The matter of building ws
discussed as the ladies of the Colun
- bian Club have made them an offer
~ ~ their building, but no action has bee
le taken. This would be splendid loo,
q ton as the environments of book
would only add to good surrounding
'. that the association try to bring aboI
"a the young men of the town. With til
N gymnasium to develop the muscle!
d the devotional meetings to develo
,e the morals and the library to develo
the brains, this location should brin
up lot of young men free from thos
er communicating influences that dra
y men and society down to lower an
ie lower depths of mere money gettel
e and a fear to do right, that it Nigh
. hurt their business.