Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-07-03

LOCAL
Special low prices on Watches at
P. M .Christensen's.
The 51st regiment will go into
camp at Atlantic July 22d.
L. j. OIdaker, D. d. S. Office over
the Stuart bank. Extra, Iowa. Rooms
S and 6.
Miss Inez Anders came home Sat
urday from visit with her sister,
Mrs. Chris Spoo, at Walnut.
Claude Kelsey went to Yale, Mon
day, to visit at the home of his
brother-in-law, Doctor Bishop.
Mrs. Samuel Hall, who lives in
Atlantic, is visiting at the home of
her son, Joel Hall, in West Extra.
All parties owing me must settle
before July Goth.
Mrs. CORA FERGUSON.
New location. New Shoes. Repair
itg done while you wait.
ALFRED GREEN.
Save from SOC to $l.OO on Ladies
| and Childrens shoes at
E. d. COTTON.
Chris Schwenneckerv visited Audu-
bon last Tuesday. He intends to
start out with peddler's wagon
| soon.
w. P. Andrews arrived at his
home in this city last Monday after
several months stay in Douglas,
Wyoming.
Miss Lucille .Connrady arrived in
Denver on time and reports a
pleasant trip and being delighted
with the city.
| Mr.. Peter Schwinnecker, father of
/! Chris Schwennecker of this city,
had his barn, IN Adair, quite badly
shivered by lightning last Wednes-
day morning.
Miss Ethel Hicks closed her term
of school at number one, Extra
township, last Friday with picnic
| dinner which the little ones thor
oughly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Thomas, of
1
ents of a bright little girl born to
them some time ago. Mrs. Thomas
was formerly known here as Miss
Jennie Rudge we'll known teacher
of this neighborhood.
Mrs. Ezra Holden and son, of Dee
i Moines, came up on Monday eve
ming to spend the fourth with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Dimlck
of this city. They formerly lived in
West Extra and he was engaged in
the blacksmith business.
Commander Lindt, of the Iowa
Department of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, has made up his
corps of aids. Among the honored
ones are G. p. Northup. of Atlantic
/. Jerome c. Spangler, Walnut; E. J
Freeman, Audubon, d. B. Harrison
| Anita.
Sister Bernadine who was taker
to the "Home" at Ottumwa from
this city several weeks ago suffer
ing with consumption, paid the las
debt of nature last Saturday at the
Home surrounded by those with
whom she has spent the last years
of her life. The funeral was helG
last Monday.
II. S. Rattenborg and Jens G. Han
sen have purchased the seven hund
red acre farm of Frank X. Robinson
which lies in Brighton township
Cass county, and Layton township
Pottawattamie county, at the flat
tering price of $4900000. This i.
considered one of the largest lanc
deals yet made this year.
N Our friend Doctor Leroy Oldaker
OF Extra, sends us copy of hi
home paper, The Audubon Count,
Journal, a bright spicy sheet tha
reflects on every page the strenu
GUS enterprise and business vitalit,
ofthat energetic town. We met
travelling man the other day VIII,
told us that Doctor Oldaker was do
ing a fine business at Extra ant
{ that he had a good stand-in will
: the people.-Wellma Advance.
These are busy days at the can
ming factory The force are oblige,
to work over time every day, some
times not finishing the days rul
until after midnight. The pay rol
now averages little over $4,000
weekly. The amount canned Tues
! day In round numbers was seventy
J live thousand cans. The output thi
year promises to run ahead of tha
J OF number of previous years. TIL
: weather, while unfavorable to tn
advancement of other crops, is jus
} what is needed to get the best resul
IN peas.-Atlantic Messenger.
Bailey, editor of the Britt Tribun
: renders his opinion of woman thus
lys There is gladness in her glae
ness when she's glad there's sac
ness in her SadnaSa whap she's ga