Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-03-15
Does that disc need sharpening?
If it does, take it to Hicks Shop. mia

Does that disc need sharpening?I
If it does, take it to Hicks Shop. mia
Only one Manure spreader on
hand; don't get left. If
JOHN NELSON.
See DIR. Richards if you are in
need of glasses you can do no bet.
ter anywhere.
Japalac, Chinalac. varnishes,
paints, leads, oils, brushes at the
lowest prices. Fred Alexander,s,
Atlantic. m22
Peter GUIDE received prize chick.
en- from the Crescent poultry farm,
down at Des Moines Thursday
morning.
E. Mcclure went up to Aspin-
wall Tuesday morning to look after
the store which he and d. E.
Stranger own up there.
Last authorized cheap rate of
three-fourths one fare to the South
West, on March 20. See
j. B. j. LoHNER, Agent, Extra.
Will lOaQ my car OF old iron
March 20 and 81 and will pay SOC
for all iron brought to the cars on
those days only. H. P. HANSEN,
West Extra. NILS
For the irrigated lands of the
north that are said to be the cheap.
est and best of all. See the ad else
where in this ISSUE Prairies turn
ed into gold by NIessrs. Naylor and
Sparkling.
Yesterday Uncle c. N. Newton,
the aged father Of Doctor j. G. New
Ion, arose and started to go across
the room when he became light
headed and fell to the floor bruis-
ing his head and shoulders quite
badly. The telephone called the
doctor who administered soothing
lotions to his father and the good
man is resting comfortable.
Frank Williams, driver of rural
route No. 4, running southeast of
Extra, reports that his patrons,
with the true spirit of enterprise in
their souls, have trimmed out all
the underbrush along his route,
which makes the delivery of mail
much easier for Mr.. Williams. The
three other drivers on the Extra
routes with one accord say that that
is good example to emulate.
After the new members of the
Extra Danish Brotherhood had
rode the goat till about eleven
o'clock, last night; they became so
hungry that they repaired to the
Marshall Smith restaurant, on the
South Side, where a toothsome lun-
cheon was served to thirty of them
after which they returned to the
lodge room where more candidates
rode the goat, till near morning.
Room mouldings plate rails, pan
Ell moulding and corners in Great
variety at Fred Alexander's, Allan
tic. m22
Mrs. Nate Turner and her sister.
in-law, Miss Belle Turner, went to
Lora, Monday noon, but were re.
called on Tuesday morning by q
telephone message saying that Mrs
Johu Turner, who makes her home
with her son, Nate Turner, up in
Greeley township, had been attack
ed by another of her bad spells
| VI daod1d 10 a sun Cl CI VI hCd1 us
ease and she is said to be in very
precarious condition.
Rev. William Stevenson, Presid-
ing Elder of the Atlantic District
will hold Quarterly Meeting at the
M. E. church, in Extra, on Saturday
and Sunday next, March II, and IS
1906. Quarterly conference at halt
past three Saturday afternoon
preaching on Sunday forenoon a,
eleven O'Clock. All are respectfully
invited to be present.
COMMITTEE.
The young men of Extra met las
evening and placed the following
ticket in nomination to be voted fo1
at the city election to be held ol
March 26, 1906. 1t is to be known a,
the Anti Fogy Ticket" ]. M. Hun
, ter, Mayor; Will Delahoyde, aud c
L. McAninch, Councilmen; b. F
Kreamer, Treasurer; N. V. Hamlin
Assessor; A. E. Smith, Clerk.
Miss Marea Emig, one of Extra
popular music teachers delight
fully entertained her music clas
T at apartments in the Doctor an,
= Mrs. L. J.. Oldaker home, on Uppe
Washington street, occupied b.
Miss Marea and her sister, Mis-
a Kathryn Emig; last evening. TIL
e order was music, both vocal and ir
! strumental, until early bed tim
when the Misses Enig spread dc