Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-09-14
S OLD. EXTRA, IOWA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1905.

News *
We have calls for small
tracts, Forties and Eight
les. Do you have them?
We understand Lee McAnipch is
learning the milliner trade.
Drain Tile and the Best in the
county at the Fullerton Lumber
Co.
Mrs. Bruner left for Oklahoma
last Monday for visit of some
length.
Hugh Smith and Sam Harm drove
to Audubon last Tuesday after
noon to swell the crowd at the ball
game.
DR.. Richards, Audubon Iowa,
the eye and it's refraction. Eye
glasses spectacle. All work
guaranteed. S24tf
Nels Johnson is in Nebraska this
week looking up a location. We
trust Nels may meet with the sue
cess he deserves.
See that nice car of 5 inch Fence
Posts just unloaded by the Fuller
ton Lumber 20. Buy of them and
you will save money.
Miss Margaret Seibert is visiting
at the home of her uncle S. G.. Ran.
dies up near Gray. She expects to
be gone about two weeks.
We have plenty of money to loan on
real estate at five per cent-optional
payments.
LEEr, BoYsEN & BEAsoN.
We have now for sale and ex-
change the school books used in
Greeley and Oakfeld Townships.
HANSEN & CUNNINGHAM.
Chicken thieves are becoming
numerous in town. It is not gen,
orally known that chicken stealing
has become penitentary offense.
Mrs. Mills and her children
were down from Audubon the lat
ter part Of the week assisting the
Marlin family to pack their goods
J for their Nebraska trip.
CHRIS wittenire of Audubon
: township was seen cutting across
lots hunting the depot last Satur-
day morning. We are informed he
was headed for the Audubon conn
ty Fair.
FOR SALE-Choice farm of Is
acres adjoining town. Good one
and one-half story house, large
barn, fine orchard and excellent
or address Ad Seibert, Extra, Ia.
S3l 4w
Miss Lille Carson, the daughter
of ]. II. Bell, after spending a
pleasant vacation here started for
her Sioux City home, Friday. Her
aunt, Miss Anna Dorr, accompanied
: her as far as Audubon where they
will visit for few days.
Mr.. Charles James of Greeley
township has gone to the Winnipeg
, Canada country and if he likes, the
outlook will buy farm there and
move to it. At the present rate of
settlement Canada will soon be-
come portion of the Uuited States.
, Mr.. Chris Hansen living north
west of Extra has bought large
bill of lum Der of the Farmers Lum.
} Der Co. of Brayton and will soon
: be having built comforta BILE farm
house with the modern improve.
ments that goes to the thrifty far
mers nowadays.
: The band concert of last Saturday
night was one of the finest of this
season. The boys recently pur-
chased $50 worth of new music and
treated an appreciative crowd to
, some of it. The drills of Band
Master Dalbey during the Reunion
. will be of lasting benefit. Did you
hear "The Holy City?"
Seth Hartzell, a former comrade
of the End Iowa Cavalry at his own
election and by his own order
broke camp last Tuesday and hur-
riedly marched away to Mount Yer
old regiment who held reunion
at the place mentioned. He re-
turned Saturday and reports
good time.
Mr.. VIM. Cunningham who was
injured in the abdomen several
weeks ago while watching game
of base ball, left here yesterday for
the Omaha Medical College, where
he expects to have an operation
performed on the injured part.
We trust there will be no mistake
made and that Will will soon re-
turn fully restored to his usual
good health.
Mr.. Chester Marlin was busily en-
gagged Saturday packing his house
hold goods and getting ready to
move to Tecumseh, Neb. where he
has purchased the Tribunal"