Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-04-06
NINETEEN YEARS OLD

Local
Six loaves of bread for 25c at Mrs.
Spoo's
G. w. Houston returned from Da.
kota Friday evening.
Elmer Clure is working in the
Vickery harness shop.
T. II. Allen has sold his dray bus.
mess to Geo. Knox and Fult Ander.
son.
The little son of John Tibben fell
out of a wagon Saturday and broke
his arm.
Amos Tibben of Audubon town
ship, shipped a car of cattle to mar
ket Monday.
: Little Miss Helen Ward of Audu-
bon was the guest of Mrs. Mcclure
Friday night.
T. n. Kilworth was again taken
very i'll last week at his home out
south of town.
Life for Life will be presented at
the X. of P. hall next Friday even
Aing, April 7th.
Ifyou use the best you'll buy at
Hunters. Have you read their ad.
this week? It's fresh.
Miss Elva Clure went out to Min.
den, Iowa, Saturday where she will
engage in domestic work.
Mrs. Green returned from Omaha
Thursday evening after good Wis
it with her two daughters and son
Frank.
Mr.. Lang of Atlantic was busi-
ness visitor Saturday at the home
of his sister-in-law. Mrs. Mary
Kreamer.
Ernest Clure is at Dexter this
in the Green Bay Lumber yards in
that city.
Frank Leffingwell returned last
Gweek to his parents home in north
Vest Extra after an absence of sew
bal months.
RRodney Martin and wife of south
Net Guthrie county, were visiting
= parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. HI.
2rtin, last Saturday.
sss Roxie Huyck spent last
Nek's vacation at home near this
#y, returning to Lewis Saturday
resume teaching.
sfs1ke Engle was in town last Sat
day for the first time for several
weeks during which time he was on
bed of sickness.
Chris Christensen, late of A tlan-
tic but now residing about miles
west of Extra is finishing fine res
idence on his farm.
Chas. Parrott Sr. made the Jour
nal office pleasant call Saturday.
MIR. Parrott is quite intirm now be-
ing almost 81 years old.
The teachers of onr city schools
from out of town are enjoying their
vacation at their respective homes
the Principal alone remaining here.
Any one wishing to take lessons
on the piano inquire of Mrs. Nels
johnson or at Johnson's harness
ehop. Extra. Good references furn-
.shed. 80 If
Our merchants have lately taken
to adorning their show windows ar.
tlstically and with pleasing effect,
come OF the displays being quite a
novelty.
About 60 bushels of nice Blue
Stem Wheat FOR SALE. Yielded IS
bushels, and tested 30 pounds.
S. SORENsEN.
r.. F. D. No. 2 Extra.
When your appetite "hankers"
after something deliciously good,
daintily prepared, remember our
"eatables' cures that hungry feel
ing. LAWRENCE REsTAURNT.
Vic Anciaux, one of Greeleys cit
izens and carpenter by trade, in
forms us that in his opinion there
will be but very few residences
built until after harvest, when their
will be a number of residences and
barns to build.
A fine farewell reception was Civ
en- w. f. Wissler in the X. P. Hall
Thursday evening his young
friends being all there aud assisted
sto make everything agreeable and
pleasant to their guest Mr.. Wiss-
ler is now IN business in Atlantic
as Cashier in Loan and Trust Co.
Don't forget OUR DR.. lick, Extra
Expert Optician, if you have any
trouble with your eyesight. He
lives here and CA SHOW YOU tina
no one no matter what they profes
can COMPETE with him in fitting
glasses. Over twenty years ex-
perience, prices greatly reduced.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Consul