Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-07

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GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
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Daily except Sunday.
If you have old iron take it to 81.
T. Hansen in West town. 6-30.2w
Look at the fine cabinet sewing
machine at P. NJ. CHRIsTENsENs
George Smith spent the Fourth
with his son Irl, the station agent
at Glendon.
Don't let your old iron rust out.
Get good price for it at III. P. Han
sens in West Extra.
Miss Evalyn Smith who has re-
| sided for several years with the
Sisters, left Tuesday for Davenport.
Charley Apologize of Atlantic
has charge of the grain office dur
ing the two weeks absence of ]. A.
| Johnson.
DR.. w. U. Hammer and Charley
Clure started this evening for the
Mecca of land hunters, Bonesteel,
South Dakota.
M. and Mrs. T. R. Lee of near
Guthrie Center were in this city
Monday the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Myers.
I! It's up to you to get your house
painted. Don't use cheap truck;
use Mound City Horseshoe Brand.
It's the best. BERRY sells it.
Mayor Andrews and number of
others are talking of taking tent
and going up to Bonesteel next
week for two weeks outing.
Drs. Oldaker & Hammer, Dentists.
Office over First National bank.
Rooms 5 and 6. One of the firm will
be in Brayton every Thursday.
The Percheron Horse Co.will hold
a meeting at Extra Wednesday, July
6, at 2 O'Clock to transact business.
]. w. JENSEN, Sec'y.
Mrs. II. johnson was taken vic.
lently i'll Monday morning and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hansen
of Anita, came Tuesday to visit
her.
The Misses Mabel Keith and Lillis
Hays, of Audubon, spent the Fourth
in Extra, the guests of their friends
Miss Roxie Huyck and Annie Han.
sen.
j. A. johnson, manager of the
West Extra elevator, started Satnr.
day for Bonesteel, So. Oak, to try
his chance for some of Uncle Sans
domain.
Henry Houston and wife and Mrs
o. B. Houston and daughter, Miss
l Lulu, are visiting their relatives ir
last week.
Lon Bruner of Omaha spent tn,
Fourth with his parents, A. j. Bru
ner and wife, returning Tuesday
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Viz
Gearheart.
Miss Annette Delahoyde started
Tuesday for Shawnee, Ark, where
she will visit for a time. Her moth
er, Mrs. Laura Delahoyde went with
her as far as Omaha.
The ladies of the Methods
church wish to express their thanks
to those who 30 kindly furnished
for their dinner the Fourth and Il
assure any one who might have
been missed that it was no slighr
or intentional missing.
Local fishermen were very much
interested Thursday in the lib. cat
fish caught by Dick Furguson il
Skunk river the day betore.-Mon
roe Mirror.
Dick will be remembered by hi
many hunting friends in this v1cin
I ity.
N. P. Christensen went to De
Moines Tuesday on business con
nected with the immense land dea
he soon hopes to consummate III
went from there to southeast Neb
raska where active operations will
be commenced in securing the rea
l estate he is hoping to secure. Johl
Stoner joined him in Atlantic ant
is with him in Nebraska where late
they will be REINFORCED by tn
presence ofC. E. Brenniman, Coun
ty Treasurer, who is now in Den
yer. They will be absent montl
or more.
wish to say to the patrons of tn
Perry Nursery Co., and to the pub
lie at large, that [ will be absent 70
few weeks, but will be back an
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