Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-12-16

Clu MCuulIC SOlIl lOlIl hGllCN IL
fine driving horse this week.
If it is mich COWS you are looking
after attend KEGS Hallock's sale next
Wednesday.
The Academy, at Oabfield, and the
Brayton school will enjoy holiday
during Christmas week.
Mrs. Senator H. F. Andrews, from
Extra, is at Oakfield caring for her
sick sister, Mrs. I. P. Hallock.
The meetings at the Brayton Bap-
fist church continues with undated
interest. They will continue to be
held all this week.
Tuesday Misses Blossom and Goldie
Brinkerhoff were both suffering of
colds so severely that they were both
obliged to Occupy their couches.
r. Lorentzen, the Atlantic butcher,
was at Brayton, Tuesday, trying to
buy some beef cattle of Owen Ide but
they could not agree on the price.
Miss Hannah Bradford finished a
very pleasant visit with her friend,
Mrs. d. c. Smith, last week and re-
turnod to her home at indianapolis,
Mahaska county, Iowa.
Hon. Tom Kelley and Tom Nc
Govern were in Carroll county this
week where they purchased two car
loads of cattle. They arrived in Bray
ton with the stock Wednesday.
The Brayton Modern Woodmen of
America elected new office last Tues
day evening. This lodge will meet
to initiate two new candidates next
Tuesday evening, December 21st.
Charley Jenkins has lost four go od
calves, from running in the dry corn
stalks. And the other morning when
he went out to feed the cattle he
found that one steer had became en-
tangled in the fence and its weazen
face was staring at the moon. Dead
They will have Christmas tree at
the Danish Baptist church, west of
Brayton, on Christmas day. The en-
tertainment will be held at / O'Clock
in the afternoon. The windows will
be darkened and the tree will be lit
with candles, just make believe it was
night.
| Arthur Hawk came home, Monday,
from trip to Colorado for a short
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. Hawk. For one division over the
Denver & Rio Grand Railway, in
| Colorado, Charley Hallock, who for
merly resided at Extra, was the con-
ductor of the train Arthur was on.
The contract for letting of wood for
the several districts of Extra school
township was postponed on account
of the stormy weather. On Saturday,
December 18th, at one O'Clock P. NJ,
the contracts will be let at the Oak
kfield school house. Persons having
wood to sell will do we'll to attend.
Mrs. I. P. Hallock has been very
i'll the past week with an acute at.
, tack of pneumonia. We are glad tc
state, however, that when we were al
3 Oakfield, last Tuesday, the anxious
watchers at her bedside saw the frs
perceptible change for the better
DR.. Macomber, of Atlantic, is tn,
9 physician prescribing for the goot
lady and we hope to see Mrs. Hallocl
e soon restored to her normal health.
Program for the Christmas enter
E tainment to be held at the Braytol
Baptist church on Christmas Eve
December "a, 1897, beginning at 7:0
O'Clock P. NJ, sharp:
! sony. Ring Merry s.ehad
J; Scripture Reading.
!. Song, Sing for --Choi
!; Recitation, Hail Beautiful Christmas,
!: Recitation, Happy Plan Chester Stende
!: Solo, Edna Pearso
I: Exercise Infant Glas
!: Pustte- :--.----ATlie and Eya PeqIso
): Recitation, Beautiful Angels -.
s. Recitation .---YG Rafle GHn nTdn'a
i. Song, The Lord is My Shepherd Cho
:: Exercise. Class Mum Der Tw
}: Recitation frankie Gran
I; I: k kec Nothing andJsomethinsg. A0'
s: Song, Lullaby Carrie Stend,
!: Recitation Sophia Sornso
II: Recitatlon- .Sarrle sfend,
d Instrumental Music-ziether. chas. Six k,
I: s Rnby Pearse
4: Sons of Praise Che
4: Distribution of Presents.
h: Mrs. NJ. B. Ford, Ruddells, Ills
II: suffered for eight years from dyspepsia al
- chronic constipation and was finally cured
: using DeWitta Little Early Rsers, the famo
little pills for all stomach and liver trouble