Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-27

City, Friday.
Ernest Plantz has gone to Wyom-
ing to pass the winter.
Mis- Molly Onken is visiting her
sister, Mrs. P. Leander.
T. j. Essington was at the county
seat on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Gus Krusa has been under the
doctors care for the past week.
Mrs. Boyles and family started in
wagons, Monday, for Wyoming to
live.
Johnny Anderson and wife will
occupy the Mrs. Pattee house this
winter.
Grandma Heath went to Atlantic
Wednesday for few days visit with
friends.
P. F. Howell bought 337 head of
sheep at Musson's sale at Audubon
Wednesday.
Clay Lewis has moved into the
store building in Lorah for the COM
ing winter.
Earl Grochanour, of Highland, is
lying at his home dangerously i'll of
typhoid fever.
T. J.. Kelly and his hired man,
Henry Henriksen are at the Omaha
fair this week.
Soren C. Nelson has been quite i'll,
but uuder DR.. Koob's skillful hands
he is improving.
George Smith and wife have come
home to Mr.. Samuel Minser's for
protracted visit.
Rev. Fallenschmidt of Extra, was a
visitor at the Hon. T. l.. Kelly home
one day last week.
Abner McLain and son are making
a tour Of the country selling their
homemade brooms.
Burton Frasier, of Atlantic, was
visiting his friends, at Stillside, the
earlier part of the week.
Mrs. Lulu Ronaldson, of Avoca,
sister, Mrs. P. F. Howell.
William Simpson, of Omaha, who
has been visiting his relatives, at
Stillside, returned home last week.
l have three stray steers at my
place. Owner please call and settle.
CHAs. A. GoEKEN.
Mrs. VIM. Cart arrived from Oma-
ha Tuesday evening to visit with rel
atives, and will remain some time.
Mrs. Peter Howell has gone to
Kansas City to receive medical treat
ment. All hope for her complete
recovery.
Miss Rose Green has returned from
Atlantic, where she has been working
at the Occidental House, for the past
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Pearson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cotton left Tues
day morning for several days visit
at the Omaha fair.
If this weeks weather permits, jim
Coleman and Seneca Howard, with
their families will start by team for
Fort Collins Colorado.
G. L. Bison returned Monday
evening from Omaha where he had
been buying holiday goods and TAX
ing another peep at the fair.
Late Simpson has been having q
No IL ol-c
on account of there being no sessions
at the Atlantic High School.
The Academy at Oakfeld and the
Brayton schools will close next Fri.
day and the children will have va.
cation until about December LIST.
Mrs. D. Bradley, of Aurora, Hi.
nois is here for visit with her rela.
tives at the Hallock mansion and the
d. w. Powers family at Brayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fries are re.
joicing over the arrival of a 12-pounG
German boy at their home southwest
Of Brayton last Tuesday evening.
Remember us when in need Of {
pair of gloves and mittens; don't fai
to see our stock of winter goods.
HANS MADsEN, Kimballton.
Isaac Smith, our prosperous FRIEND
who resides miles west of Brayton
was at Extra Monday and made {
very pleasant call at the journal
Office.
Albert Boysen, of near Elkhorn
was at Brayton Monday and Tuesda,
the guest of his friend, Hans Ratten
borg on the Tom Kelly place south o
Brayton.
P. L. Anderson, who lives jus
over the Cass county line in Bentol
township, was at Brayton Tuesda,
purchasing material preparatory t
plastering new addition to hi
house.
r. M. Pollock has rented Mrs
A. M. Blom's residence in the mort
part of Brayton and himself and fam
lily will move into the same mex
week. Mrs. Blom and family vii
move into the Clemensen house.