Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-12-08
BraytoD

Ihey had Jolly dance at the Bray
ton Hall, Thursday night.
Born, to Doug Halnlin and wife,
last week, little daughter.
Up. Hallock shipped a very fine
car load Of hogs, last Tuesday.
Our nimrods are having great
sport Staying rabbits these days.
Esta Simpson began her school, in
the Smoky Hill country, last Monday.
Ernest Cotton was chatting with
his Extra friends for few hours, on
Tuesday.
The Troublesome Valley Creamery
hauled out three car loads of coal the
past week.
Will Lambert has returned from a
visit with the Gingery people, at
Sioux City.
Mrs. Sarah Archer is visiting with
her brother, the Rev. Charles Walker,
this winter.
Mr.. Hans Peterson was transacting
parts, last week.
Iona Beers sold four acres of tim
Der to Sam Green and six acres to NJ r.
Harris, this week.
Ladies' purses and card cases in the
finest leather you ever saw, at fred
aleXander's, atlantic.
Clint Carley has leased Mr. Orsen
Browns farm, over near Highland
church, for next year.
Miss Ida Hall, of Manning, passed
this week with her sister, Mrs. H.
w. Pollock, wife Of our genial banker.
Our line of stationary is worth
looking at, stop and see it even if you
don't want to buy. fred alexander,
Atlantic.
Jorgen Jorgensen, that prosperous
farmer over at Stillside. is feeding
fine bunch Of cattle for T. L. Kelly
& Company.
James Hendrickson and John Hugle
have purchased the Mrs. Archer place,
north Of Oakfield, and will till the
same next summer.
Largest and finest line of framed
pictures and medallions ever shown
in Atlantic, is now opened for sale at
fred alexander's.
Rubber dolls in all sizes, kid body
dolls, jointed dolls, dressed dolls,
Niger dolls, Chinese dolls, Esquimo
dolls, all cheap at fred alexander,
atlantic.
Section Foreman Fred Edmundson
received a telegram last Saturday that
his mother was dying, at some point
in Kansas, and Immediately lett on
the evening train.
W. f. Marsh and Albert Miller, in
the Highland church country, have
traded farms, Mr.. Marsh trading his
farm for Mr.. Miler's eighty acres,
and money consideration.
List ofunclaimed letters at Brayton:
Mrs. Hugh Doherty, Mike Knole,
Chas Klose, Peter Hartman, Hans
Frederickson, and S. B. Wright.
MARION JENKINS, Postmaster.
Before Professor Brinkerhof1 went
to Oregon he received splendid
letter of recommend from Honorable
"Tama'' Jim Wilson, Secretary OF
Agriculture, in President Mckinley.
Cabinet
Chas. Block, the Atlantic clothier
will NOW no ovno,coc Of onrDr,
coming from a distance who viii
purchase clothing to the amount O
ten dollars OF more at this store a
Atlantic.
Another of those special stock trains
for which the Audubon Branch i
famous will pull out Of Brayton OF
next Sunday morning, MI. |. P. Hal
lock and Mr.. B. F. Simpson being
the principal shippers.
Mr.. George c. Hastings and Mis-
Anna Onken have been granted
marriage license by Clerk Harr,
Woodward and we presume tina
before this they are married. w
wish them all manner ofgood luck.
w Olu IcdCllcS us lldl MIS-. jaime
Brown, who resides near the Cas-
county line, is lying very low at he
home and it is not expected that sh,
can now rally. She has suffered for
long and weary time, but has eve
been cheerful and full of hope.
Mrs. j. w. Hutton received tele
gram this afternoon that was entirel,
unexpected, announcing the seriou
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Pear
Hutton-Shrader, of Corning, Iowa
and with the statement that if sh
was to be seen alive to come at once
Mrs. Hutton and her daughter, Mrs
Carrie Dacken, left for Corning thi
afternoon, going by the way of Girls
void and Red Oak, expecting to reac
there about eight this evening Mon
day Atlantic Telegraph.
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