Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-13

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Wireless telegraphy, Monday Feb
ruary II. Don't miss it.
Choice Burbank Potatoes, $10O
per bushel at e. d. COTTON'S.
Insure with the Continental Insur-
ance Company, Theo. Patty, Agent
Don't invest in special sale bar
gains until you see Gaults' big ad
next week.
J. j. Dimick is now reveling amid
flowers and the luscious fruit OF
balmy California.
]. 6. Gates transacted business
matters in Audubon last Tuesday
returning on the noon train.
Pair of gold trimmed spectacles
found. Call at The Journal office,
pay for this notice and get property,
There is likely to be an excursion
train to Aunubon, next Sunday, to
come back after the evening SER
vices.
Come out and see Professor Louis
I Williams practical experiments on
wireless biography, Monday night,
February II, at X. P. Hall.
Art Carmichael, residing south
east of town on the Eva Walker
farm, bought buggy, last Mon
day, of S. D. May & Company.
A letter from Mrs. Geo. M. Smith
of 27S, Santa Fe Ave-, Denyer, states
that they are all we'll, happy and
contended in thier new home.
VIM. Hancock went to Lewis the
first of the week on business taking
his little grand daughter as far as
Lorah where her father was to meet
her.
Rev. E. G. Whitaker went to Anita,
last Tuesday evening to administer
the sacred right Of baptism to some
eighteen converts to the Christian
faith.
Charley Hoss the retiring agent of
the Rock Island Rail Road at this
place loaded his effec on board a
car yesterday and it is stated will
move to Newton, Iowa.
Geo. Knapp of Newton, Iowa was
in this town the first of the week.
He formerly resided here and was
at one time in business here, but is
now travelling on the road.
Arthur Pine took load of furni-
ture and household goods, purchns-
ed of Stranger, last Tuesday out to
his new home in Audubon town.
ship, the David McAnulty farm.
1 want Horses and Mules. All
ages and sizes! Bring them to Vic
Gearheart's barn, in Extra, on Tues
day, February Is, one day only.
E. E. POWELL.
r. C. Watterson, after few weeks
absence in the eastern part of the
State visiting relatives, returned to |
this city yesterday reported having
had a good time and being in ex-
cellent health.
Noah Cranei is improving his time
during the good sleighing by he ul-
ing his grain, fuel and farming i'm
plements to his fathers farm, for
merly known as the ALI Bartlett |
place, three miles north of the Extra
depot.
il. PARROT, wife and children
| left here last Tuesday for their
home at Delhi, Minnesota after a
two weeks visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Parrot, and his
brothers and sisters who reside in
or near town.
James F. McAaninch writes from
SILVER City, New Mexico, that he
likes the climate, the country, has
bound and determined to cross the
border and finish the trip with a
grand hunting tour in Old Mexico.
Call At The West Town Coal Yard
for your Hard and Soft coal. Coal
will be screened and no dust. Good
coal gat $3.75 per ton. Oil meal,
baled hay, ear corn for sale; some
seed corn. Telephone number "a.
HANSEN, The Coal Dealer.
Sam Scharff, residing three miles
south of town. recently shipped one
of his standard bred hogs to a gen
tleman living near Des Moines.
Sans herd is receiving considera-
bic attention as the stock that he
sends out always proves to be what
it is represented to be.
i Miss Gertie Chambers. who re-
sides with her father in Audubon,
but for the past six weeks has been
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Will
lam Fulton, in Kickapoo Park, was
weaker yesterday than at any time
since coming here and no hopes are
entertained for her recovery, at this
writing.
| Peter Schwab, who resides up in
Greeley, was leading horse several
days since and the snow being deep
the animal went to plunging and
struck Peter on the ankle with a