Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-09
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o P. Tyler is attending court this
week.
Ed. Crees was business visitor in
Extra, last Saturday.
Miss Anna Warner visited the first
part of the week with friends in At
lantic.
Mrs. Petty, south of town is still
quite poorly, she has beenill tor sew
eral weeks.
Jim Crees is helping Will Young
do chores aud other necessary work
this week.
The Blue Grass Creamery Manager
made his weekly shipment of butter
on Tuesday.
Joe Petty residing south west of
town was attending to business affairs
in Extra last Saturday.
James East is at Anita this week
on business and visiting with his son
Frank East and family.
Thad Sizer was scoopfng up some
of the bargains offered at Zion u
Company's, on Tuesday.
G. w. Clark is undoubtedly regain
ing his health and strength, as he was
down town on Tuesday.
Frank Tyler took in the M. w. Of
A. festival at Audubon last Monday
and reports splendid time.
Chris Justense and his clerks are
kept busy nowadays and transact an
immense amount of business.
George johnson, the piano and Or
gan man of Extra, was business
caller in this place last Tuesday.
Theo. F. Morrow shipped one car
of shelled corn from this station the
first of this week to Let's, Iowa.
Will Young is still anxiously look
ing for good farm to rent or to buy,
but so far he has been disappointed
George Gill is putting on city man.
ners this week in the county seat, be
ing called there as regular juryman.
Mrs. Will Mcguire suffered untold
agony day or two the first Of the
week with nerve, torturipg, sleep de.
stroying neuralgia.
Counselman 81 Company shipped
one car of oats to Saint Joe and one
car of corn to Comanche Indian Terri.
tory, last Tuesday.
The car of butter tubs ordered some
time ago were on the track last Tues.
day at this station and Fred was un.
loading his share.
One of McNally's children is under
medical treatment this week but will
proper precautions there need be ne
danger of the sickness becoming seri.
GUS.
Frank Tyler was in town last Tues.
day and gives the information thai
his sister Rosa sold her town hous,
here on Monday to a resident Of this
place.
Mrs. e. W. Clark has been having
touch of the grip the past week but
is keeping to her regular routine o
household duties, hoping to get tn,
better of the disease.
Some person, the other night, pu
several shots through the window o
the Counselman scale house. Sucl
work is very poor business and nigh
cost whole lots of trouble to some one
Frank Pfeiffer and wife visited he
parents, Mr.. an Mrs. Bumgartner
at Extra the latter part Of the weel
and attended the social at Saint Bon
iface Catholic church, OH north Par
street, in that city, on Friday night
Thos. Bruhn who formerly tile
the soil near this town but who nov
resides in Brayton, was in town O
Tuesday looking for house in whic
to move, but he did not succeed i
his object. He is at present araying i
Brsyton.
George Gill was SO unfortunate las
week a. to lose two valuable colts b
some disease as yet not discovered
They were found near the 'Botn
where they had evidently died with
out struggle. This is severe loss 8
this time when horse flesh is SO deal
George Spencer is feeding two ca
loads ofsheep this winter and he find
that they are not giving him near til
trouble in taking care of them that /
had anticipated. They will be read
for shipment the last of January III
less some unforeseen circumstance il
tervenes.
Zion & Company are making no
in their dry goods and grocery sto
but still have enough new goods
supply the trade for some time Ions
er, and the prices will surprise yol
but they are bound to get rid of thot
goods if they can short of actual
giving Them away.
Just Justesen and Mrs. Justesen,
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