Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-03-22

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J. A. SpANeLER, Agent.
August Shallow, of Gree ley town
ship, is figuring on building a new
house this spring.
When hungry visit the basement
chop house under the Marquesen
store. ms
Earl Baylor, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Baylor,of Audubon town
ship, has gone to South Dakota, to
try the effects of that climate upon
his health.
We are making the lowest prices
on wall paper at Fred Alexanders,
Atlantic. m22
Mrs.. r. Goochey has gone to
Newton, where she will pass few
days with her sister, Mrs. Hubbel,
If you want your rooms fixed up
different from your neighbors take
look at our exclusive novelties.
Fred Alexander, 81 Atlantic. m22
The young folks indulged in a
gay dancing party up at the
Charles Palm home in Greeley, last
Saturday night.
Good colors, ali widths, good win.
dow shades carried in stock and
made up on an hours notice. Fred
Alexander,s, Atlantic. m22
John B. Connrardy came home
on Saturday evening from Des
Moines, where he had been calling
on friends and attending to busi-
ness for few days.
Date McClain, who works upon
the farm for Powell & Harvey, has
been in the merciless grasp of La
Grippe, the past few days.
Mise Marea Emig passed last
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Anna
Emig, who conducts dressmaking
parlors down at Atlantic.
Ernest Voes, whose home is way
down in Troublesome Valley, was
up this way last Friday, calling
upon his many friends and former
neighbors.
Anton Nelson, up in South Ham
lin township, will build one of
those celebrated red barns upon
his fine farm, as soon as the warm
days of spring come.
Race Rogers will build large
barn on his fine farm, out south
west of Extra, when the harvest
days are over"
"Till" Workman, who had been
passing some time in the South,
arrived in Extra last Friday to visit
his sister, Mrs. Henry kroger,
his many friends and his boyhood
home.
The Misses Jennie and Auna
Baylor, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Baylor we're down to Valley
Junction, part of this week, visit
ing with their sister, Mrs. Nellie
Schlatfeldt.
AL Fredricks, of Greeley town
ship, was in town Saturday, and
purchased lumber at the Fullerton
yards for a new hog house up on
his farm, which is to be sixteen by
thirty-two feet in size.
w. c. Watterson and Grant Jones
have planned a barn, 4Ox48 feet in
size, for w. A. Mates, who re sides
on the brow of the hill just west of
Extra, and as soon as wa1m day
comes, they will raise the structure
George R. Spencer, of Extra, is
building large and comfortable
hog house upon his one hundred
and sixty acre farm, up north OF
town, where George Griffin and
his tamilyresides.
Otto Born, who had been here
visiting his father, Uncle Louie
Born, took his departure Saturday
for Chicago, and from there, he will
go on east to Johnstown, Ohio, and
possibly to New York state, before
returning to his home up in the
Dakotas.
Last Friday evening, Miss Cald.
we'll, of Atlantic, gave musical
to the pupils of her class. kath
ryne Crane, of this city, is one OF
her pupils and we noticed by the
Atlantic papers that the lady took a
prominent part in the program.
When you want something nice
in wall paper, let us help you. We
y are carrying in stock, burlap hand
made, imported and pressed papers
and can give you better prices than
Omaha or Des Moin.s. Fred Alex
ander,s, Atlantic. m22
One day the latter part of las,
week while the snow was coming
softly down to mother earth, big
ten pound baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Full Ander
son, in this city since which time
he has made thugs lively in thai
household.
E. D. Powell and A. w. Harvey
have placed their fine trotter, Sol
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