Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-03
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with a very bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Howell will
move to Avoca in the spring.
Peter Nelson moved to the Bison
farm, south of Oakfield, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Blom's baby was very i'll the
first part of the week of pneumonia.
Sam Green has moved his family to
the VIM. Slater property, in Oakfield.
Charley Sykes has a full blooded
Jersey bull calf that he wishes to sell.
Charley Sykes moved his family
into the Hallock house, in Oakfield,
Monday.
Job Chamberlain's girl was suffer-
ing, first of the week, with very
bad cold.
I. P. Hallock shipped another car
load Of wood to Audubon, last We'd
nesday morning.
Mr.. Gingerv will move from Cass
county to Oakfield and occupy the
Neff residence, on the hill.
Without the least bit of cause j.
G. Hardman's best sheep laid down
and died, last Monday night.
Bruce Noon was chatting with his
Extra friends, Tuesday, while grist
was being ground at the mill.
Lou Miller shipped out two car
loads of wheat that he had bought for
the Rothschild Company, Monday.
j. G. Hartman, the fine stock rails
er, was over to Anita this week and
purchased a fine coop of plymouth
Rock chickens.
Elmer Heath is building residence
for himself and family, in the south
east part of Oakfeld, near the grave
yard on the hill.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
enc of their pleasant meetings in the
parlors of the Brinkerhoff home, at
Oakfield, next Tuesday.
Mrs. Neff was visiting her Oakfeld
friends, last Monday, and informed
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quite i'll at their home, in Atlantic.
Dave Carpenter came home last
Saturday and when it came to pack
ing up and moving toNebraska his
heart failed him and he decided to re-
main in Oakfeld.
The annual election of a school d.
rector for, the Academy will be held
at the school house, in Oakfeld, on
next Monday evening, from the hours
of six to nine o'clock.
Frank Greer has hired to Charley
Sykes to help him in his Oakfield
store until April 1st when Charley
and his wife will assume the manage
ment of their business.
Matt Kleuver, who titled the Char.
ley Bison farm last year, shipped his
goods to Audubon, Tuesday, and from
there to his newly purchased farm
six miles east OF Audubon.
Because they have good barns tc
shelter their COWS the Oakfield Town.
ship Creamery was enabled to ship
ftty-three tubs of butter and the Elk
horn twenty tubs, last Monday.
About April 1st Sidney Mcclure
and Frank Greer will go to Grisw old
to establish general store. 1t they
do not find things as expected they
may go on down 10 Elliott, a few
miles below Griswold.
Horace Bartlett was with his many
Extra friends, last Monday, and hi
whiled away a few pleasant moment!
talking to the Journals chief editor
who is unable to perambulate upol
the face of the earth very successful,
as yet.
Miss Clara Ordway arrived home
Monday, from her trip to sunny Texa
and expresses herself as perfectly de
lighted with that climate. Sh
brought home a peck of pecans tina
grow in that climate and any one O
them is as long as your finger.
Mr.. Earl Pruett closed his school
No. Z, last Friday and returned to hi
home in Atlantic. Mr.. Pruitt wa
very successful in his school work am
during his short stay in this vicinit
won many warm friends. 1t is hope
he will come among us again an
sTeach the young idea y some more
The Directors of the Trou blesom
Valley Creamery were in session, i
Iooms over the j. A. Slender store
all day Tuesday buying the machin
cry and supplies for their creamery
There was whole raft of creamer
representatives present, among whor
we noticed our friend, Mr.. Anso
Peck, Of Chicago, and Mr.. E. z
Douglas, of the Union Star Lin
While they were in session the direc
tors also let the contract for the dig
ging of good well at the new cream
cry builing.
One Minute Cough Cure cure
quickly. That's what you want. CWHoustol