Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-12-01
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business at Lorah Tuesday.
Two of George Freeman's children
are very sick of lung troubles.
Francis Gingery and family were
with Oakfield friends Sunday.
James Pearson and family are now
located at Ridgeville, Illinois.
H. w. Pollock went to Manning
Tuesday returning Wednesday.
There will be masquerade ball at
the Oakfield hall on Christmas eve.
Mrs. w. r. Koob is visiting with
her parents near Anita for two
weeks.
Johnny Burns killed a genuine jack
rabbit last Sunday that weighed g.!
pounds.
Uncle John Leonard, of Elkhorn,
was looking after business in Bray
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Wade and Miss Minnie Harter
visited their sister Mrs. j. G. Ander
sen on Monday.
School commences at No. 8, Extra
township, next Monday, December s..
d. B. Beers, teacher.
The Pearson Orchestra will furnish
music for the Fireman's Charity Ball
at Extra Friday evening.
Jim Pattee, former Brayton boy
is now employed as coachman by a
gentleman in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Anderson were
Sunday visitors at the S. G. Nelson
home in OakfielG township.
Peter Grau, on the Nels Hoegh
farm in south Oakfield township,
next Tuesday, December 9th.
Anton Koob and son Homer were
over from Anita Sunday visiting
with the Koob families at Brayton.
Ned Wood returned last week from
Manila, Crawford county, where he
had been husking corn for several
weeks.
Julius Nelson, from the south
Oaktield township line, was pleas
ant caller at the JOURNAL Office We'd
nesday.
A special train of fifteen cars of
stock will leave Brayton next week.
B. F. Simpson and l. P. Hallock are
the shippers.
Mrs. P. F. Howell left Wednesday
morning for Kansas City where she
will receive medical treatment for
several weeks.
Mrs. B. f. Sissler and son Charles.
Of Highland Grove, drove over Mon
day for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. John Koob.
Bob Harter and Johnny Anderson
have taken contract for putting up
large amount Of cord wood for Oil
Man Anderson, of Atlantic.
a cute little girl baby put in her
appearance at the Nels Sorensen home
in this city last Sunday. AS conse-
quence Nels looks indeed happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Wade, of Oma-
ha, are here to visit until after the
holidays with their relatives, the
Harter family, south Of Oakfield.
Election Of officers in the Modern
Woodmen next Tuesday evening,
December 6. All Neighbors Of Bray
ton camp are specially requested to
be present.
We received too late for publica-
tion this week lengthy communica-
ton in regard to the obituary of Lily
Gochanour. The article will appear
in next weeks JOURNAL.
Ray Heath went to Omaha with
DR.. Koob Sunday and is now in that
city receiving treatment for his in
jured eye. His father took him by
cutter as far as Atlantic.
George Jenkins was brought home
Saturday from Iowa City where he
had been undergoing surgical treat
ment. He is now at the l. II. Jen-
kins home south of Oaktield.
There Will he another one Of those
fine dancing parties given at the
Slender Hall, Thursday evening,
December Sth. Horace Bartlett, II
w. Pearson and George Freeman.
Rev. Van Haaften, the Hindoo lee.
turer, will address the people Of
Brayton at the Baptist church mex,
Wednesday evening, December 9TH.
Subject: " Ancient and Modern In
dia. -
F. B. Heath and family this weel
moved into the Brayton hotel. His
lease began December l, and the hotel
is now open to the travelling public
Frank promises to run first class
house.
Chas. Block, the Atlantic clothier
will pay the Eexpenses of any ON
coming from a distance, who viii
purchase clothing to the amount o
ten dollars or more at his store at At
lantic.
jolly Chris KnutZen, who live
near Oakfield Center, wears the broat
smile of contentment these days
He became The father Of a bouncing
boy baby last Sunday, SO DR.. Koo