Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-18

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TWENTY YEAR
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sunday train q 2:03 P. NJ. and / :05 P. NJ.
j. A. SPANGLER, Agent.
Sd Cotton buys poultry every
day in the year except Sundays.
Let us figure with you on your
piano? NICK DoFFING,
]. B. j. Lohner made business
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Ed Cotton buys poultry every
day in the week except Sundays.
Ed Cotton buys poultry every
day in the year except Sundays.
Mrs. H. s. Newton, of Sioux Falls
is here on visit with her brother
in-las Doctor J. G. Newton.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any
case of kidney trouble that is not be-
yond medical aid. Nick Dotfing.
Doctor J. C. Newton went over to
Tenant this week to pay visit to
his sister, Mrs. Will A. Hamler and
her family
Mrs. Newell Jobes is p .sing two
weeks with friends in DLs Moines,
and her daughter, Mrs. Bert JEFF
fries, over at Redfeld.
The remains of Uncle Thomas
kilworth were laid to rest in a
massive steel vault which contain
ed the coffin, where the good man
ia laid in the tomb in the Extra
cemetery.
John Wards merry band have
just finished building sixteen
foot bridge across the ditch in
front of Perry Parrott's home, a
few rods north of the Extra
creamery.
The mother of Mr.. 1'illey, who
cuts juicy steaks at the J. c. Powell
market, arrived from her home in
Des Moines Saturday evening and
is having good visit at the Tilley
home on North street.
George Hunt, who works in the
meat market for G. E. Cook, was 80
i'll he could not come up town for
few days this week and Mrs. Cook
came over from her home in Sunny
Side and helped her husband in
the shop.
Earl Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. e. Smith, at West Town, arrived
from ON aha Saturday evening to
pass Sunday with his parents and
friends here. Earl now holds a
good position in railway office in
that city.
All the Woodmen Lodges in the
county are going to buckle into it
now; get up large class and about
the first of the year initiate the
bunch and elbow" all the money
they got out of the candidates in on
banquet.
Mrs. Mack Mccall, whose home
is over in Guthrie county, was in
Extra few days this week calling
upon her mother, Mrs. George
Kreamer, and Saturday that lady
went with her to the Guthrie
county home.
Rev. ]. F. Hunter and wife were
over Sunday visitors in this city
with their relatives at the D. E.
Shrauger and John Hunter homes.
Mr.. Hunter is minister of the
Methodist church and they were on
the way to his appointments.
Ed Wood, candidate for County
Recorder on the republican ticket,
and o. B. Train, candidate for Aud
itor, were in Extra Saturday call
ing on their friends, passing out
the cigars and generally looking
after their political fences down
this way.
Robert Campbell, of Lorah, and
his wife were at Extra for little
while Saturday, calling upon his
sister, Mrs. S. E. Harm, and then
went on up into Greelep and Mel
vile townships to make a short
visit to relatives and friends in
that part of the county.
Mayor j. o. Howard traded off
his auto one day this week to Mike
Ballman, of Guthrie county. Mr..
Ballman put the machine in the
livery stab BILE and the next morning
when he went to start the pesky
thing up, it thought Mr.. Ballman
wanted to go toward the North
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