Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16

and gray horses which he sold to
Dryden for about $4,000.
For SALE-A Keystone four hold
corn shelter and au eight horse
power complete, almost new. Will
sell cheap. JOHN FLYNN.
Mrs. Perry Parrot, who resides
the first door north of the Elgin
Creamery, on Park street, is report
ed as being quite ill, having been
taken down the first of the week.
Fox SALE!-Corn, hay, seed oats,
cobs and good span of mules four
years old in the spring. One and
one-half miles southwest of town.
j2tf w. H. BROWN.
desire to sell my farm located in
the suburbs OF Extra, This is one of
the finestplaces in Audubon county
and owning to other investments l
desire to sell this place at once.
c. A. Marlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bird, who re-
side at Oakland, arrived here u
couple of days ago and are the
guests of her brother, Mr.. John D.
Bush, and family on north Park
street. Mrs. Bird is the youngest
sister of Mr.. Bush.
Sam McGaffin and daughter Gene
and Rodney Martin went to Chica-
go, last Monday evening. Sam and
daughter on business and Rodney
to Investigate the true inwarduess
of the Windy City. They expect to
be gone about one week.
Ebbe ]. Hansen, a large land hold
er residing on one of his farms one
and one-half miles south of town.
left yesterday for a journey to Cali
fornia to look at and dispose of
some land which he traded for
years ago and has never seen.
The Misses Maude Campbell and
Ina Anders and Tad Campbell, of
this city, and Frank jenkins and
Dick Powers, of Brayton, spent last
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Dimick, in southwest Ham
lin township. A splendid social
visit was enjoyed by all.
Rev. w. w. Hartsough. J. L. Con
ger, Dentist Oldaker, J. B. Rendle-
man and Fred Cotton drove down to
Cumberland Yesterday evening to
attend services conducted by the
Evangelist w. A. Sunday who has
been conducting revival in that
city. They report over two humid
red conversions.
Peterman and Voss have taken
the contract for the erection of
modern farm dwelling for John
Ebert, a substantial farmer of Ham
lin township, and began work today.
The main building will be sixteen
by twenty-six by fourteen feet with
an ell sixteen by sixteen by four
! teen feet, besides two porches.
| Art Rabson, when near the Ham
lin bridge, last Tuesday evening on
his return from Audubon had
lively runaway and tip-over with
one of Gearheart's rigs. He was
jolted and bruised up little and
the buggy was somewhat damaged,
the latter being brought in for re-
pairs which were soon effected.
Miss Maude Campbell, the alert
and accommodating clerk at the w.
A. Hamler drug store, will leave
next Monday on visit to her friend
Miss Olive Hazard, at Monroe,
Iowa, who was partner in the mil
linery business with Mrs. Ferguson
Miss Campbell will stop off at Des
Moines for few days as the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Campbell, of that city.
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The Capital, of Des Moines, one
day this week contained the follow.
ing special from Iowa Falls show
ing the trend of feeling among the
various secret societies in the State
and the legislation asked for: I" A
movement is on foot in this part Of
the State looking to the creation OF
sentiment in favor of the passage
of a law by the coming Legislature
making it a criminal offense for any
person to wear the emblem of a
secret order of which the person is
member. To this end lodges o.
the various secret fraternities will
be requested to pass resolutions
favoring the adoption of such Law
these resolutions being forwarded
to Representatives and Senators O
their respective districts. The in
tention of those desiring such Law
is to retard il not obliterate tn.
practice of INSCRIPTIONS person:
from imposing on the members o
? the various orders by seeking assist
] ance or secure social standing b,
wearing or displaying emblems o
= the various orders. A similar Law
is in operation in several states o
I the union and there appears to be
strong sentiment in support of sucl
statute in Iowa."
\ All work guaranteed. Painless Extracto
j Office over Baley's store. Car fare allowed.
y DR.. w. M. GRIFFITH,
(Formerly of Des Moines.)