Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-27
: Timothy and Clover Seed at J. G.

| Timothy and Glover Seed at ]. 6.
| Gates.
w. H. Bowman is suffering with
sprained back.
Frank jenkins of Brayton was an
Extra caller yesterday.
A. Potter seems to be doing a
good business with his lunch room
in West Extra.
Lincoln Burlington an Atlantic
gentleman has been visiting in this
city for few days.
Miss Alice Harrison has been out
of the Racket" Store this week on
account of sickness.
H. Kindred shipped car of sheep
to Panora yesterday to be taken to
his farm near that city.
John Dodge is moving out north
west of town to his mothers farm
which he will assist in tilling.
George Yonng went to Mendoza,
Illinois, the last of the week, on
visit to his mother, returning last
Tuesday.
Andrew Kline has hired out this
year to Nels Rummelheart east of
Troublesome and will begin his la
bors next Monday.
Ray McLane who has been living
on Carthage street in the south part
of tow n has hired out to Frank Hens
ley for the summer.
Mrs. Raglan started east Yesterday
to lay in the largest and incest up
to date stock of millinery goods
ever brought to this town.
The talk of the town; that excel
ent supper prepared for the band
boys at the Bruner hotel Tuesday,
March 11th. Of course we'll all be
there.
Miss Anna Peters of this city is
, now in Oklahoma looking at the
country and visiting with relatives.
She will return home in acouple of
weeks.
Ellis Oliphant and wife are con
templating to move out in the coun-
try and keep house for Geo. Fiech.
temier this summer and Ellis will
till the soil.
First Church of Christ Scientist
Sunday school Immediately follow
. ing. The subject for thought is
Man First reader Mrs. Jane Gates.
The Bruce mmert sentorial con-
test will soon be decided as the COM
mittee has held it's last meeting and
after review of their work, to avoid
all mistakes; will hand in the decis-
ion.
Mr.. Alec Morgan who has been
farming the old Hickman place two
miles north of town loaded his
goods into car Monday for Dexter,
Iowa where he go on farm this
season.
w. E. Harvey and Vic Gearheart
were closited together yesterday
, holding a very noisy confab. the
, result will be horse trade sure for
f that's the way they always do prior
e to a swap.
Robt. Oliphanta soldier of Co. OBJ"
l 4th Iowa Infantry, long time citi-
> zen of this city, is confined to his
e home by infirmities contracted dur
f ing the war and which of late years
have been telling on his strength
and vitality.
Y The Audubon township Horse
j company will hold a meeting on
4 Wednesday March 5, 1902, at the res
idence of Chas. 81. Jacobson for the
transaction ofsuch business as may
3 o'clock P. M. JOHN PINE, President.
d Call At The West Town Coal Yard
for your Hard and Soft coal. Coal
will be screened and no dust. Good
t coal at 1915 per ton. Oil meal,
4 baled hay, ear corn for sale; some
IT seed corn. Telephone number "a.
e HANSEN, The Coal Dealer.
There has been a rush of movers
this week so many in fact that it has
l. been almost impossible to keep
n tab of them, few leaving the coun-
t try but for the most part, they are
8, moving from one farm to another
e in the vicinity, allexpecting to do
better of course.
t. Emil Leckband had the misfor-
n tune to fall on slippery walk near
his home one day recently and his
q shoulder was dislocated in the tum-
Il ble.-Adair News.
The gentleman alluded to in the
above is relative of VIM. Leckband
- the West Extra grain man.
3 JUST REcEIvED-From the Walnut
= Mills. A car load of Flour and Feed
u consisting of Flour, Cornmeai, Ora
ham, Chops, Shorts, and Bran. Buy
d ing by the car load, am able to sell
J. much cheaper than if bought in
J. local lots. Flour exchanged for
h wheat. Come and see me in the Gates
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