Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-02
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See those new Cloaks and Jackets at
G.. A. HEATH's.
David Beers was business caller
in Extra Monday.
Nels Thompson has moved into his
new house and is quite comfor tably
located.
Joshua Cousins, residing near Bray
ton, was transacting business in Ext
"a Monday.
jim Barham has girl that is quite
sick with tonsilitis, but is getting
along nicely.
Bud Heath went up to the county
seat, Tuesday, to transact business in
the county seat.
Ralph Akers was attending to mat
tiers OF personal business in Extra the
first of the week.
Misses Pearl and Mae jenkins went
up to Extra Tuesday to visit with
tnelr many friends.
Mrs. Nels Hansen, living out about
six miles west of town, was quite
sick the first of the week.
McGovern and Bison gathered in
two cars of hogs Tuesday and shipped
them to the eastern market.
| LADIEs-Call on G. A. Heath and
look over that fine new line of Cloaks
and Jackets. All bargains too.
Ray Chamberlain departed Tuesday
on the noon train for Avoca where he
| goes for visit with his uncle.
Three eighty-acre farms for sale
cheap it taken at once.
j. P. BEND1xEN.
Allen johnson and sister, Edith, of
Anita were over the first of the week
visiting at the home OF George Jones.
B. F. Simpson, of stillside Stock
Farm, took the train Tuesday for At
lantic to attend to matters of business.
Peter Knudsen arrived home from
Omaha, Wednesday, where he had
been visiting relatives and friends.
Ed. Lewis was in town Tuesday dis
posing of the turkeys he had left over
from the turkey shoot on Monday.
Miss Anna Jepsen, of Audubon,
came down Tuesday to visit at the
Bendixen bone and to attend the
masquerade.
Mrs. Squire Aldrich and Mrs. Will
Hutton and their daughters, of At
lantic, were up the first of the week
visiting relatives.
Tic McGovern had his house fitted
up with some very up-to-date plumb
ing last week and now has hot and
cold water all over the house.
There will be work in the lnitia-
tory degree, Saturday night in the 1.
1 0. o. F. lodge and they may have the
installation oftheir oficera.
4 Now is the time to feed Pratt's
Stock Food to your stock and oyster
shells to your chickens.
j. P. BENDxEN.
Hans S. Hansen, who lives over on.
one OF the Ben Simpson farms has
a child quite sick with lung fever,
but who is getting along very nicely.
Hans Nymand and wife and daught-
er arrived home from Omaha, Mon
day, where they had been for week,
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friends.
We understand the DANISH mas
querade dance given in Bendixen's
hall on New Years eve was an entire
success and the people enjoyed it
throughout.
Sam Green and wife, two of our
good whole souled people departed
Tuesday morn for trip to Shelby to
spend a few days visiting relatives
and friends.
! If you want nice Cloak, jacket, or
Cape, or tailor made Suit at a bar
gain, call on G. A. HEATH. He has lust
received a fine line and is prepared to
give bargains.
| Ike jenkins and Frank Devine, of
Atlantic, visited Friday night with
their relatives in Brayton. They had
been up to the county seat and stop
ped off to call on friends.
Ed. Elwood and wife, ofAudubon,
managers of the city hotel in that
town came down Tuesday to spend
New Years day with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Hardman.
Professor Ned Wood and wife were
in our town Sunday visiting with his
sister, Mrs. Johnnie Kelley. Ned is
principal of the Kimballton schools
and is making good success of teach
ing.
Elvin Bell had four as fine hogs as
ever came to town, in Monday. They
weighed eleven hundred and sixty
pounds but were hogs showing