Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-11-25
. Sci Heath and his daughter, Ethel,
were over from Anita last Monday.

Sci Heath and his daughter, Ethel,
were over from Anita last Monday.
We take it all back. The Academy
at Oakfleld, and at Baryton will begin
next Monday.
Mrs. Squire Aldrich is up from
Atlantic visiting her relatives, the
Heath FAMILIES.
Del Heath was up to Extra last
Monday shaking hands and swapping
yarns with his friends.
We are glad to state that the in
mates of the Sam Green home, at
Oaktield are on the improve.
Rev. Stanley, of Atlantic, and Rev.
Summerville, of Audubon, were at
Brayton last Tuesday visiting.
Mrs. r. c. Olsen was up from
Lorah Tuesday visiting her husband
and getting acquainted with our good
people.
Mrs. Doctor Koob and her sister,
Miss Lenna Wagner, drove to Extra
Tuesday afternoon and done some
shopping.
This week Miss Clara Frazier will
arrive from Griswold to visit few
days with her friend, Miss Irene, at
Hotel de Jenkins.
Doctor and Mrs. Koob will eat
their Thanksgiving dinner, today,
with their relatives over in the VAL
ley, near Highland.
Charley Bison and Walter Falkner
drove to Atlantic Tuesday. Charley
to attend to some legal matters and
Walter to attend Claude Capeller's
funeral.
Charley Bison made his wife a
birthday present of a fruit dish that
for elegance of design and smoothness
of finish takes the small quantity OF
linen off the shrubberY Of anything
we have ever seen.
On Saturday morning, the goth
instant, the spirit of Miss Nettie
Green, of Oaktield, passed from earth
to the home beyond. Nettie had been
sick for several weeks of typhoid fever
She had, previous to her sickness,
been up day and night waiting and
working in the sick chambers of hel
mothers sister and brother, who were
sick of the same malady. Gradually
she came under the influence of the
fever and though all was done that
human power could do, yet the Mes.
senger of Death entered and called
her home. Nettie was a good, kline
and afl'ectionate child, just budding
into womanhood. A short servic,
was held at the home of the parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Green, at o'clocl
on Sunday afternoon, by w. ii
Brinkerhotf. A large number o
neighbors and friends were there, thu
offering sympathy to the bereave'
ones.
The undersigned will sell at Publ
Auction at his residence, on the" Smoi
Hill Farm on the Ballard estate, thre
miles southwest of Brayton, and tw
} miles north of Lorah on
Tuesday, Noren1ber 80, 1897,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock. a. ~, the 70
cows, ten head of calves, three head
yearling steers, three head of yearlin
heifcrS, one two-year-od heifer, one Sho
Horn Bull, two head of horses, one fari
wogon, one set of double harness, on
f Intersection iron harrow. y Good Ere
Lunch at noon,
TERMS.-Sunls of 5000 and under. casl
, sums over that II months time withol
interest if paid when due, otherwise S pt
, cent from date; 10 per cent. off for cash.
GEORGE FICHTEMEYER.
l. II. JENKINS, Auctoneer.
Z, l.. BISON, Clerk.
Program for Educational Meeting
be held at the Brayton school hous
on Saturday, December A, 1897:
, Are the Privileges and Compensations
the Teacher Equal to the Response
, bilites! Mrs. f. Heat
What Changes Should be Made in the
Text Books of the Country Schools
and What Can the Teachers do to
Effect This? Mr.. BonnisC
, , To What Extent Should Etiquette be
l Taught in Our Schools!----
Miss Roxy Huyt
How to Make Term Reports so as to
/ Comply With the Requirements of
, Law -M. E. Prui
An Exposition of the Law Regarding
e Narcotics and Stimulants as Par
tanning to Our Public Schools!--
On Friday evening, December s
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