Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-17

Francis Gingery has very SICK
child.
Marie Bintner was slightly indis-
posed last week.
The revival meetings at Highland
closed last week.
Andy Sheakley is suffering of mus
| cu1ar rheumatism.
Sid Godwin's baby that has been so
ill is much better, thanks to Doctor
X Dob.
Little Kathleen, daughter of Doc
tor and Mrs. Koob, is very i'll of pheu-
monia.
Charley Bison and Doctor Koob
are piling up 800 cords Of stove wood
at Brayton.
|. Fl. jenkins and family will move
to their hilltop home, south OF Oak
| field. next week!
Miss Nellie Beers will give a good
bye dance at the hall, in Oaktield, Oh
next Saturday night.
MI. Chas. Frost, Of Atlantic, was
guest of his friend, La Fayette Simp-
son, at Stillslde, last week.
County Clerk Harry Woodward
was saying "howdoyoudo" TO his
many Brayton friends, Tuesday.
Nellie, the eight-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sornson, is a
great sufferer of inflammatory rheu-
matism.
Mr.. Georgen All insurance agent OF
Buffalo, New York, was here this
week, the guest of his friend, Peter
Gregerson.
+. Ethel and Esta Simpson were at
Atlantic one day last week and at
tended "a tea party given by Miss
Leila Shaw.
! March LIST Charley Bison and Tom
McGovern will begin, as firm, to
buy hogs, and they propose to make
things hum.
Miss Averil Faulkner will return
from Anita, this week, and will
be accompanied by her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears.
Frank Rice, OF Audubon, was visit
ing with Uncle Ike Hallock, Tuesday,
and while down purchased a carload
of wood of that gentleman.
, Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Nelson became
5 the proud parents of a new baby boy,
last Monday. And Uncle Ben, he's
mighty tickled man, too.
The next meeting Of the Ladies
Aid Society will be held at the Pro
lessor Brinkerhoff home, in Oakfeld,
J the second Tuesday in March.
t Dr.. Arthur Jordan, formerly Of
: near the line, in Cass county, now {
! practitioner in Dakota, was married
February 9th, to a young lady OF hi
/, locality.
s coming Season Season but viii 90 - to til
Y mountains for his health Mrs. Hal.
lock and the baby will remain herr
n in Iowa and visit with her relatives
n Mr.. and Mrs. George Cannon, Mr.
i and Mrs. j. II. jenkins, and Mr.. ant
. Mrs. I. ii. Jenkins composed part,
: that sat down to an excellent Sunday
g dinner at Mr.. and Mrs. Kees Hallock'
farm home last Lords day.
!, Mrs. P. F. Howell came home from
a good visit, at Avoca, Monday. He
! sister, Mrs. Robert Everett. came will
: her and later Robert arrived and will
! remain until next Monday when MI
:. and Mrs. Everett will go to Denver
:. near which city he will work on
ranch.
N Miss Anna Coleman was at Audi
Is bon, last Monday, and completed pur
ID chasing her trossou and next Sunday
le at her brother James home, down i
the big woods, she will stand up be
IS fore the man ofGod and few invite
N guests and take upon herself the vow
s that will make her the wife Of Mr.. ].
70 M. Mcdonald. The groom is pros
,e porous butcher of Pierce, Nebraska
re to which place the married folks wi
= soon go to reside, followed by the hes
IS wishes Of all to which the Journt
h humbly adds its blessing.
III Uncle Ike HallOck and b. IS. Slmp
le son were looking at their calendar
N the other day and decided that it wa
i time to send another special stoc
u train out of Brayton and so they hav
u. ordered one for next Sunday. Ths
N day Mr.. Hallock will ship seven cal
y of stock, Mr.. b. F. Simpson four ca
"a loads, Hon. Tom Kelley five carloads
/ the Jenkins Company will have loa
u or two, and Rud. Lorentzen, of Al
IS lantic, will have one load. Messrs
! Simpson, Hallock and Tom McGov
J. ern will 60 with the stock, but ho'
D. many others we cannot say, and the
n will go flying out of Brayton, boun
is TOR Chicago, just at the peep o ola
IL next Sunday.
|, One Minute Cough Cure cur
quickly. That's what you want. c Housto