Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-04-07

ID. w. Powers was transacting bu-
siness at Audubon, last Tuesday.
w. S. Ordway was slightly under
the weather the first of the week.
Mrs. Min Brown was visiting with
her Atlantic friends, last Tuesday.
Warren Chase has moved his fami-
ly to Oakfield and is now one among
us.
Supervisor Nels P. Hoegh isattend-
ing to official duties at Audubon this
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. Doctor Koob, at
Brayton.
Mrs. KEGS Hallock took up her
abode in the l. P. Hailock mansion
at Oakfield, last Tuedays.
The Oaktield Township Creamery
was shut down Tuesday. They were
putting in that new churn.
Frank Aldrich was up from Allan
tic over Sunday visiting with his
Grandma, Mrs. Mark Heath.
Jens P. Christofferson has about
two hundred young peach trees that
you Can buy for five cents apiece.
Assessor John Noon was up to Au-
dubon, Tuesday evening, making his
report to the county authorities.
Moses Brinkerhotf' meandered, Mon
day, down in The Joe Doner district
and began teaching his first term of
school.
There will be special meeting of
the Extra Township School Board at
the Academy, in Oaktield, next Sat-
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Peter jacobson went as far as Dav-
EXPORT, last Saturday, where he will
purchase few more head of fine cat
tie to add to his already fine herd.
Miss Clara Ordway and her BROTH
Ell, Theo., will conduct a pleasant
dancing party at the Hall, in Oakfeld,
on the evening Of Friday, April Is.
Charley Bison says his /" lammery"
is doing first rate this spring and that
he will have more than one hundred
new young sheep, down on the farm.
Kees Hallock and Frank Basham,
Of Extra, loaded themselves into q
covered wagon, last Wednesday, and
started for the mountains of Wyom-
ing and Colorado.
Hon. Tom Kelley went to Omaha
last Sunday and from there he may
go to Butte, Montana, to visit with
Bernie Noon and then bring home q
string of horses and cattle.
Professor Brinkerhoff was attend.
ed a meeting Of the Extra Township
Trustees, at Extra, last Monday, al
Extra, and while there went over anC
called on Editor Guernsey.
Rev. Hickock, who has been pastor
of the Brayton Baptist church fol
some time past, has been called by
the Union Baptist church, in Greeley
township, and will move up there.
Mr.. John Noon was at Extra las
Monday visiting his friends, and did
not forget to while away few pleas
SAINT moments with the Journal Edi
tor, who is still unable to meander.
Mrs. D. e. Smith is the possesso
of a new road wagon and horse, ant
says she is like that old lady yo,
heard about who had the new bras
kettle-she won't neither borrow no
lend.
j. G. Hansen shipped four carload
OF cattle, from his own yards, out 0
Brayton, last Monday, to Chicago
Mr.. Hansen went with the stock an
will pass few days in the city b
the lake.
John Bergh went to Iowa City las
Wednesday to purchase some fin
blooded cattle to add to his herd. Gu
farmers are beginning to wake up t
the fact that tits better to raise fin
stock or none.
If those nasty little boys who hav
been in the habit of stealing the egg
that belong to certain Oakfield lady
touch one single egg more they vii
get the biggest licking ever they got
see if you don't.
Henry Fries, our good Germa
friend, out west Of town sold to tn
jenkins Company, last Monday, tie
head OF hogs from his yards that av
eraged $50 pounds each. They wei
very nice lot of porkers.
Rev. 0. Z. Nichols was down fro,
Extra, Tuesday, advertising g Th
Ottumwas" and selling tickets to GU
people. We had the pleasure of rid
ing home with the gentleman, towar
evening, for which he has four bush
Of our thanks.
Charley Jenkins received lette
from his brother, Hayde, who is q
the Battle Greek, Michigan, Saints
rum, receiving medical treatment,
which Hayde says that he feels bet
ter than he has for long time, an
thinks that ultimately he will be Ell
tirely cured.
Last Monday night, way long i
the wee sma' hours, Doctor Koob wa
enticed out of his bed by telephon
message telling him, as Coroner, t
come to Section 4, Sharon township
to hold all inquest over what the
could find of the body Of one Jer
Peterson, who had set house Of OF