Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-04-28
Get McGuire's prices before buying

The best Broom you ever saw for
l0c at McGuire's.
Henry Roach's little girl was very
i'll last Monday night.
Charles Frost spent Sunday with
his friend, Lafayette Simpson.
All kinds of good bargains at Sid
ney McGuire's store in Brayton.
John Griggs and Tubalcain were
meaDdering about Brayton, on last
Tuesday.
w. S. Ordway and his son, Theo.,
were with their Extra friends on
Tuesday.
Counselman 81 Company shipped
four cars of oats to Baltimore, first of
the week.
Willis jenkins and Frank Devine
were with their Extra friends one
day this week.
Eli Hansen is busy delivering 400
bushels of oats to Lu Miller, at the
Rothschilds elevator.
Mr.. Dodson, the stock buyer, was
here in consultation with Charley
jenkins Tuesday evening.
A carload Of butter tubs arrived for
the Oakfeld Township Creamery,
the first part of this week.
The Woodmen Of Brayton Camp,
No. 29O0, came mighty near building
a hall of their own, at once.
J. C. Hardman did very artistic
job of painting when he made those
signs about his lakewood Stock Farm.
d. w. Powers and twelve men and
as many teams are scalping those
bald headed hill, out in Sharon town.
ship.
Supervisor j. F. McGovern was up
from Cass county this week visiting
his relatives at the Hon. Tom Kelly
home
The ladies of the Aid Society are
making arrangements to have the
Brayton church beautified with paper
and paint.
Doctor Koob tells us that " Doc -
Pattison, up in the hickory nut woods,
near the George Chase home, is very
i'll of pneumonia.
Supervisor Nels P. Hoegh has beau
titled the appearance of his farm home
by planting out large number OF
white pine trees.
Mr.. Nels P. Hoegh and Surveyor
IL
stakes for road grading, in Sharon
township, last Wednesday.
Billy Smith, that popular dry
goods salesman, was selling Sidney
MCGUIRE and the other Brayton mer
chants nice bill of goods, last Tues
day afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society made tn,
neat sum of $1,000 at their New Eng
land Supper last week Tuesday, anc
besides they had real old fashioned
down east time.
The families Of Lu. Miller, j. P
Bendixen, Chris Thompson, Nell
Boose and Nels Sornson attended tn
funeral of Mrs. BRACE Sornson, a
Elkhorn, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Martin wer
over from Avoca the first part of tn
week and passed a few days with thei
relatives, Mr.. P. F. Howell and fami
ly, down in the big woods
When we strolled into the Charlie
Bison drug store last Tuesday after
noon we were confronted by a speci
men Of the Z" boog" that son of Fri
refused to eat at the restaurant.
Mr.. Benny Christensen and family
Of Oakfeld township, were at Exir:
Wednesday visiting with the famil,
OF Hans Hansen, the popular clerk a
Gault Brothers mercantile esta blish
ment.
The Troublesome Valley Dreamer
Company received the first car loa,
of machinery this week, consisting o
the engine, boiler and smoke stacl
and they are rapidly being placed i
position.
Paul Zaner has his sleeves rolled u
these days and is down this wa
shearing one hundred and twenty
four head of sheep for Charley Bison
sixty head for Owen F. Idle an
eighty-four head for J. G. Hardmal
Charley Sykes has purchased tn
Jim Pearson property, at Oakfield
and all this week Charlie and Lig
Pearson have been busy making fence
setting out fruit trees and fixing VI
the house for Charlie to move hi
family into.
Charley Jenkins is home from h
trip to Battle Greek, Michigan, whe,
he visited with his brother Hayd
Charley says that the Sanitarium lii
seems to agree with his brother, an
Hayde told him he thought he woul
come home this fall for visit.
The other day Uncle Mike and Sa,
Schartf steamed up the incubato
having one hundred and eighty fl,
fertile eggs carefully placed therei
and as result they have one hundre
and thirty five chickens to look afte