Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-02
S. E: Harm was attending court

S. E. Harm was attending court
Tuesday.
For SALE Timothy hay in barn.
3.2-2w E. B. HOLMES.
Miss Emma X. Crane started on
her return to Yates, Mo. Tuesday.
Flour Sill per sack at <the Extra
Feed Store. VIM. FULTON, Mgr.
WASTED--Girl for general house
work. S-2-lw Mrs. S. SPoo.
John Lohner went to Omaha
Tuesday to lay in stock of new
goods.
Miss Mollie Miller passed Sunday
and Monday with relatives in At
lantic.
Nels c. Jensen and j. G. Powell
were business callers in Atlantic
Tuesday.
Mrs. Guernsey and Mrs. Spangler
were Audubon business callers on
Tuesday.
D. E. Stranger and Nels Christ
Jensen went to Audubon Tuesday,
being drawn as Grand jurors.
Miss Anna Doffing left last Tues
day for Lamont, Missouri on visit
to her brother Mat Doffing and
family.
Andrew Christensen will move
this week to his farm near Ross.
He has for long time clerked in
Gault's store.
Hon. H.F. Andrews,a and Atty. Ras-
inussen went to Audubon Tuesday
to look after court business in
which they are interested.
Don't forget to see our DIR. Web
er about your Eye or Ear trouble,
Thursday March Is, at Park Hotel.
Mr. Andrew Burns and family
who have resided in Taylor county
the last years returned to this
city Tuesday and will occupy his
mothers house in the orth part of
West Extra.
L. c. Miller, the horse buyer, of
Corning, who advertised in the
Journal of last week was in town
Tuesday as per his announcement
and purchased forty head of horses
from four years old up.
A silver wedding was held at the
home of Martin jacobson east of
town. A big crowd was present
and had time betting the occas-
| sion. Presents were in profusion.
Nav the recipients live long ia our
wish.
| After two years of stand off j.
| G. Powell received $500 from GER
tain Insurance Company for the in
surance of the "meat market" burn
ed about two years and half ago.
Besides this the company
paid the costs of the suit.
Miss Bertha Covault who has
been very ill at the home of her sis.
has 80 far recovered a to be IDLE to
be out Of bed a part of the time,
| while her mother who went there
to care for her, is sick at her son,
Elmer, q in the same neigh borhood.
Rodney Martin and Miss Anna
belle Chambers instead of en-
couraging home industry, quietly
| boarded the Wednesday morning
train went to Atlantic and had their
fortunes linked together for all
time Mr.. Martin and wife will
move out into the country where
he will farm the coming season.
| We offer our congratulations to the
young couple on their happy con-
summation of loves young andten
der dream.
Last Friday, February 9th, was
the 85th birthday of Uncle Jacob
4 Andrews. His nephew, Hon. Ly-
man Cooper, of Douglas, Wyoming
and wife, who have been visiting
relatives and friends here took din
ner with him aud remembered him
with nice present. Mrs. Bush al
SO remembered him by sending
him birthday cake. Although
long past the activities of the best
! years of life Uncle Jacob is still
mentally active and aPpreciative
of the kindnesses shown by old
friends.
Spirit Lake Beacon: An Iowa mer-
chant who carries page advertis-
ment every week in the year has
figured it out that his advertising
costs him forty. five cents for every
one hundred dollars worth of bus
mess transacted, and that it ia the
best investment he ever made.
Newspaper advertising is the
cheapest and the best means of
reaching the public. The adver-
Using managers of large circuses
have come to this conclusion afte,
years of experience and have decid
IN do away with extensive hill ,,oa+