Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-12

Hans Bengaard has been quite ill of
stomach trouble lately.
Ellis Cannon now takes solid COM
fort riding about in that new top
buggy.
Chris Nelson rides about in one of |
johnson & Thompson's best farm
wagons.
G. w. Chase will harvest five hum
dred quarts of blackberries out of his
patch this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Larsen, from
Marine, were Sunday guests at the (.
A. Slender home.
Mrs. James Pearson was walking
about Oakfield last Sunday visiting
with her relatives.
Miss Grace, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Clark, is afflicted with
catarrh of the stomach.
Miss Maude Howell and Pearl Jen-
kins visited the Normal folks at Au-
dubon one day this week.
Bernie Noon is now located at Lead
City, South Dakota, where he is
assisting in realestate Office.
Miss Pauline Jacket and her escort,
Roy Funk, of Audubon, were Sunday
callers on Miss Irene jenkins.
Little Miss Mary Curry, of Atlantic,
is passing this week with her Grand
pa and Grandma l. P. Hallock.
Arthur Vail, of Audubon, is visit
ting his father at the big store and
his other relatives down this way.
| Uncle 81 Clark sold 1. P. Hallock
one thousand bushels of corn last
Monday at sixteen cents per bushel.
| Reese Hallcck, worn out with loss
of sleep and anxiety was under the
care of an Atlantic doctor two or
three days this week.
Mrs. Lily Reynolds visited her
Brayton friends part of last week.
Herself and mother expect to move
to Atlantic in a few days.
j, Seventeen cases of eggs were ship
ped out of Brayton last Tuesday. j..
A. Slender had ten, jenkins & Vail,
five and Thos. Mcclure two.
|, Will Bintner was at Brayton last
Tuesday and sent Doctor Koob out to
see his father who was bed fast, and
threatened with an attack of fever.
Mrs. Doctor Koob was to the vicin-
ity Of Anita last week to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Sol Wagner,
who died on Thursday of last week
,, Mrs. Dr.S M. Ballard is reported
very ill at her home, in Council Bluffs,
and her relatives, MIR. and Mrs. P. F
: Howell, went last Tues day to attend
her bedside.
i Next week j. C. Hardman will be
q visited by his friend, Mr.. w. S. Fox
a Poland China hog raiser of Sam
3 Edwards, Nebraska, and together
they will go to Early, Sac county,
Iowa, to attend sale of fine stool
hogs.
The Ladies' Aid Society met las
Q Tuesday at the pleasant home of MIR
r and Mrs. Walter Faulkner, in Bray
I ton, and we Judge they had a jolly
o time. We noticed quite number o
:. Extra ladies among the assembled
t guests.
Del Poage will have a public sal,
K at his home, in Old Louisville, OF
K Wednesday, September j st, snd 500
@ afterwards himself and wife will loa,
themselves % wagon and take
out into Wyoming to benefi
9 health.
s On September 18th Fred Friedrich
son will quit clerking at the j. A
: Slender store, and about October Is
S himself and family will remove t,
IS Tyler, Minnesota, where in the futur
he will reside on his mothers farm
;. near that place.
: Charlie Jenkins horse and one be
longing to an apple peddler had
l. race on the turnpike, Tuesday after
II noon. The strange horse won but
y was like the Dutch miller's going t
. heaven-mighty tight squeeze-th
x horses not being over foot apart a
the outcome.
y Horace Bartlett is now at Vale
- junction, near Des Moines, where h
~ is acting as station agent for on
> month. He has q9it store life out q
Council Bluffs and for short tim
! will act as supply agent on the Roc
- Island Railway and will then be give
y, ~ regular position.
A queer thing happened to one {
~ j. G. Hardman's steers the other da.
.. He came up to the trough, ate h
, rations and in few minutes the
,e heard him yell with pain but befol
they could get to where the amin,
o was he had swollen all out of shaE
q and died. Mr.. Hardman says that tt
m steer wasn't sick over ten minutes.
IL Lorah has had sensation the pal
N week. George Ross failed to show u
and the Rothschilds Grain Compan
d, and the Railway Company have sell
A. men to look up their business and 6
at far the Rothschilds are $4,000 shor
o. the Railway Company are $104.(
SO short and the Express Company
$4,000 minus. In all probabilit
III there is more to hear from.-Tuesda
n Atlantic Telegraph.
D. Another of those celebrated speci
~ stock trains will pull out of Brayto
I'd next Sunday morning. This time
P. Hallock will ship ten cars, b.
,g Simpson will ship five ears and Wn
ok Thielen will ship three car load
lg Mr.. Simpson and his son, LATE, NJ
er Haliock and his son, Percy, NJ
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