Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-04-21
Mrs. Hans Hansen, south of town is


very i'll.
Ira Jones is up from Milford, Iowa,
visiting with his brother, Erwin, for
a few days.
Grandma jacobson, mother of Mr..
Peter jacobson, west of Brayton, is
reported very i'll.
See those Boys Suits at McGuire's,
S1.OO to $500. Boys Knee Pants
from lie to 40c.
Creamery checks taken on Atlantic
or Extra banks without exchange, at
McGuire's new store.
Frank Myers was down to Atlantic
last Sunday and passed one happy day
visiting with his sister.
Dave Pattee now comes jogging to
town in one of those nice, easy car
riages that johnson 81 Thompson sell.
Barber Sol Peterman and Billy
Monk were down from Extra last
Tuesday afternoon visiting with their
friends.
VIM. Delahoyde will deliver your
fruit trees that you bought of the E.
N. Taggert nursery, in Brayton next
Monday.
VIM. Layland, that Extra man
who has some very fine horses, will
be at Brayton on Friday and Satur-
this year.
Alex Mcguire and George Peter
son, of Hamlin Station, were at Bray
ton for short time last Tuesday
afternoon.
George Jessen has been afflicted
lately with about steen Of Jobs
comforters that have been roosting all
over his anatomy.
We make no bad book accounty,
consequently we can save you money
on everything we sell.
w. S. MCGUIRE, Brayton.
There will be no meeting out at
the Oak Hill church next Sunday, on
account Of the pastor, Rev. Craven
gard, being in Shelby county on that
day.
The Troublesome Valley Creamery
machinery will arrive this week and
the big wheels in that institution
will begin to revolve the first days Of
next month.
John T. Jenkins was in Pierce coun-
ty, Nebraska, this week where he
went to look at some land a party was
trying to trade him for the Brayton
hotel property.
Owen Ide received very fine Short
horn animal, from Davenport, this
week which he turned out with his
fine herd. Owen is gaining an envia-
BILE reputation as a raiser of fine stock
Our good Uncle Sam has granted a
to date It r 81 20 u tie ,Egi. stfni s Wpi
amount to about $4,000 back pay
and prove a welcome nest egg to help
swell the exchequer of the Stoneking
family.
Nick Bintner is one of those farm.
ers who believes :" That those who are
rich canridein shayez and them that's
poor-well, they'll have to walk" SC
he went and purchased an elegant
carriage, to give his family an outing
with.
WANTED.-A good man with small
family, to board himself, good house
furnished, to care for stock and dc
general work on farm, except farm.
ing. Apply at "Stillside Farm ,:
Five Miles SOUTHEAST of Brayton
Iowa, at once! B. E. SIMPSON.
Peter Nelson has decided to try hi
fortune on a piece of land in North.
Western Nebraska, and accordingly
loaded a car load of household goods
and farm machinery, at Brayton, OF
Tuesdao, and left for that country
yesterday. His FIRMLY will visit here
short time and then go to join Mr.
Nelson in the west.
To the Managers and Members OF
Brayton Camp, No. 1900, M. w. OF
A. Esteemed Neighbors:
By vote of the Camp you are
hebeby notified that special meet
ing will be held OH Tuesday evening
April Goth, for the purpose of discuss
ing the question Of building Hall
for the Camp, or making orther ar
engagements for holding the meetings
hereafter. j. A. SLENDER.
J. P. BENDlxEN, V. c.
Clerk.
Dave Pattee was intently watching
them load those wild western cattle
on last Saturday evening when one
murderous animal not liking gate
that was too close to him whaled
away with his off hind foot, swinging
the gate with great force, and Dawes
head being in the way he received a
fearful jolt on the head, cutting a
long cash in his temple and render
ing Dave unsconcious for short time.
He was taken to DR.. Koob's office
where the wound was dressed, and
now our good friend is able to pedes-
trianiZe once more.
The four hundred and odd head of
cattle that Mr.. P. +. Howell and the
Jenkins Company have been feeding