Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-04-09


Miss Ada Kuhn began her spring
term of school in Brayton Monday.
Miss Beatrice Nash is expected
home this week from her visit of some
time away.
| Mrs. Anna McAninch of Extra was
up last week to visit her mother Mrs.
James Davis.
Mrs. John Steer of Cody, Nebraska,
is in town this week visiting relatives
and friends.
DR.. III. A. Elmquist the dentist from
Elkhorn was in town Wednesday look
ing after business.
Mrs. Gill of down by Extra was up
the first of the week visiting with her
sister Mrs. Jim Manahan.
Miss Schriber has accepted posi-
ton in the store of j. +. Russell's and
is now busy behind the counter.
]. F. Russell is moving to rooms
over the library building as there is no
The house of Cal Wilson in Pros
pect Park is fast reaching completion
and will soon be ready for occupancy.
Miss Hattie Cahill departed Sunday
for Carroll to remain for some time
visiting with her friends in that city.
Have you cleaned house? If not
you will and you will want to change
your wall paper. Get it at A. Fl.
Roberts. If
The library will in the future oc-
cupy the ground floor of their build
ing and will be more convenient for
its patrons.
G. 6. Nielsen went down to Atlantic
the first of the week to consult DR..
Emmert who advised him to go to
bed for time.
Walter Scott of Chicago at one time
a furniture dealer in this city was in
town the first of the week attending
to business affairs.
Miss Sadie Donahue who has been
clerking at j. F. Russell's has quit
working there as she finds the work
unsuited to her.
Mrs. Geo. johnson and sister Nancy
Breckenridge went down to Extra the
first of the week to visit few days
with relatives and friends.
The workmen are pushing the work
on the cellar of the Watts building
and will soon have it ready for the
masons to begin their work.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buyinp
If JAMES HART.
The Honorable Board ofSupervisors
were down in Hamlin and Extra town.
ships Wednesday to view some roads
that have been petitioned and to see
if they should be allowed.
H. L. Wissler, Wyman Harvey
Robert Watterson, DR.. John Riley and
Claude Andrews were up from Extra
Tuesday night attending lodge work
in the Commandery degree.
Jake and Charley Ruhs departed
Sunday for Illinois called there by the
serious illness of their mother. They
wrote back the first of the week stat
ing that she is slightly improved and
they hope will recover.
| hereby announce myself as cand.
idate for the nomination for the office
of County Superintendent of Public
Instruction, subject to the decision OF
the Republican county convention,
c. r. OAKLAND.
| We notice by state papers Sunday
the probable promotion of Smith Nc.
Pherson and as successor to him
Walter I. Smith. This would leave 8
vacancy in the ninth district and it
would probably then be Byers, Bruce
or Boysen to the front.
N. c. Hansen, late of Sioux City but
who has spent the past twenty years
in Chicago, has taken his residence
rented rooms in the Howald block and
opened a tailor shop. He has had
years of experience and has had 8
good business in Chicago which his
phsician advised him to give up so he
has located here and will do any kind
of tailoring work beginning right by
subscribing for the Journal.
Mrs. James Murray living out by the
Grove died Sunday and was buried
Tuesday at the Catholic cemetery
south of town, the service being con
Quoted from the Catholic church. She
was about eighty nine years of age
and has lived a useful life, ever being
woman to call on in distress or need
She leaves two sons Ed and Jim anC
two daughters Mrs. Anna Bradley anC
Mrs Katie Clark, who sincerity mourn
the loss of kind and loving mother
Her husband preceded her many year!
he being the first pereon inferred il
the Catholic cemetery at this place.