Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-05

Alfred Miller now has his big
barn moved to his farm south of
| town.
| A. A. Hill south of town, was still
ill the first of this week and feeling
very miserable.
Miss Inez Andrews returned from
Walnut and Atlantic last Saturday
where she has been visiting friends.
Our local fruit tree dealers are
visiting the rural districts this
week soliciting for their respective
firms.
Mrs. Anna 1. McAninch has been
appointed administrators of the
estate of the late Jas. F. McAninch
of this city.
An Extra dame underwent the
painful ordeal one day last week of
having sixteen teeth extracted al
one sitting.
The subject for next Sundays
service in the Christian Science
church is Soul"
Several western horses were sold
to our farmers last Saturday at the
Thomas livery barn.
Seth Hartzell has purchased
new typewriter and is learning to
manipulate the thing so he can
conduct his correspondence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelsey were
out at the l. V. d. Lewis residence
Saturday night and Sunday attend
| i M n fi1r Of
]. B. Connrardy last Friday night
stepped into one of the many holes
found in many of our sidewalks
and severely wrenched one ankle.
E. b. Voss, of the firm of Peter
man d Voss, was out at the home of
Chris Boose last Saturday raising
the barn that gentleman is having
put up.
The west wall of the Parrot bar
Der shop was considerably injured
by the heat from the burning of the
Austin barber shop last Thursday
morning.
Corn sold now will realize better
price than if held until spring for
then it will all go on to the market
at once; is the opinion of an expert
in such matters.
Drs. Oldaker & Hammer, Dentists.
Office over Farmers and nerchants
bank. Rooms and 6. One of the
firm will be in Brayton Wednesday
and Thursday of each week.
Bird, the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Connrardy, was
taken ill on Friday night and
physician had to be called. She is
some better at this writing.
u. E. Stranger returned last Sat
urday from Des Moines where he
has been attending a school show
ing the latest and most improved
processes in embalming illustrated
by actual demonstrations.
The X. P. members have made
arrangements for big banquet on
Tuesday evening Feb. 10, and all
those belonging to the Tent should
make it point to be present and
make this the most successful of
all previous entertainments.
P. A. Rasmussen, of the firm of
Rasmussen & Jensen of Audubon,
and his wife and family were visit
ing over Sunday at the home of
Hans Hansen and family IN the |
southeast suburbs of the city.
Nick Doffing & Company have the
finest line of Valentines ever shown
in Extra. Unique and beautiful pat
terms. Everything from the comic
valentine to the large fancy designs.
Positively the prettiest line ever
brought to town.
Has it come to this? The esteem.
ed Elliott Graphic triumphantly
makes the following announce
ment: eve hope to be able to |
publish the obituary of Aunt Susie
Mower next week" Now has the
Graphic personal grievance
against Aunt Susie or are they 80 |
short on news that some one must
die to liven up their columns.-At-
lantic Messenger.
| ]. W. Richards, the solicitor for
Dean & WEIGH the big monument
and tombstone men of Audubon
and Harlan, was in town last Mon
day and set up beautiful Dark
Barre granite monument in
memory of A. F. Littlefeld late of
Audubon township. This firm
have established good reputation
in this neighborhood for selling
and erecting goods true to name.
p. B. Holmes of south Greeley, has
been Inconvenience and suffered
with headache for long time
with large wen on his head and
when he came to town on last Sat
urday the thought struck him that
he would have that wen removed so
he HE'D himself away to DR.. Riley's
Office and placed himself under
that gentleman's care who in a yerv
few minutes had the scalp open the
wen removed and the wound nicely
dressed, when Mr.. Holmes proceed
ed on his way rejoicing.
SUPT. JOHNSON DEAD.