Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
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Shoe repairing neatly done at III. P.
Buffon's home, in Oakfield. See him.
George Hansen was elected school
director, at Oakfield Center, last
Monday.
Mr.. Wroe delivered religious ad-
dress at the Hamlin school house, last
Sunday evening.
Peter Leander and family have
moved to the VIM. Gingery farm,
near the Cass county line.
Clarence Noon's team ran away the
other day and as result Clarence has
one badly " bungedupeye.'
Misses May and Pearl and Charley
jenkins are now snugly housed in the
Jens Hansen house, at Brayton.
George Gray came down late last
week and bought that good bunch Of
fat cattle that Johnny Bergh had in
his yards.
Henry Roach has moved from up
in Hamlin township to rooms in the
house where Charley Sykes lives, at
Oakfeld.
Miss May Fraiser is here on visit
to her grandparents, Uncle Christie
pher Smith and wife, and her many
young friends.
Monday Owen Ideand family wan
dered up to Extra and passed happy
day at the pleasant home of Uncle Oh
Smith and wife.
George Pontius has left Brayton
and gone to Bridgewater, Iowa, to
live. He took that " French Jews
Harp along with him.
Though somewhat tardy we rise to
remark that John w. Frederickson
and wife have gone to California to
reside with his father.
Mrs. Fred Delahoyde, of Extra, has
been passing few happy days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Brinkerhof, at Oakfeld.
Those who were watching say that
MISS Elsie Slender alighted on moth
er earth, from that prancing steed's
back, very gracefully, the other day.
You who wrote that letter to Met
tie Marie Jorgensen gostraight to the
Brayton postoffice and write the name
of the town where you want it to go
to and Marion will send it.
All the other horses Jesse Anderson
had had a grudge against the best
horse he had and monday night they
kicked and injured that animal so Sc
verely that the next day it died.
Dan Zentmyer, John Linn and
Henry Troupe have leased large
paying flour mill at Clinton, Missou-
ii, and left last evening for that place
to take charge OF, the same. Atlantic
Telegraph.
The annual meeting of the electors
of the several school districts, of
Extra township, will be held at the
school house, in Oaktield, on next
Monday, March 14th, at 2 O'Clock Ii
the afternoon.
There was large crowd at the
Brayton Baptist church, last Sunday
morning, when the annual roll call
was read and that day will be green
in the memory otmany who attended
for several moons.
Uncle Ed. Herrick arrived in Bray
ton, last week Wednesday, from his
winters stay at the j. Mack Love
home, in Arkansas City, Kansas. He
says: "By jocks, that's the place to
spend your winter in"
We had the pleasure of meeting our
new hotel keeper, Mr.. N. Rhinebeart,
in Brayton last Tuesday and found
him to be very agreeable gentleman
and can assure the travelling public
that they will be well taken care of
when they visit him.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. John Curry
were visiting at the Hallock home, in
Oakfeld. They had their Eastman
kodak along and in the afternoon
John took a snap shot at Uncle Ike
and Mrs. John Curry and Miss Mary
Curry and the mansion house.
r. 9. Olsen wishes to cali the peo-
ple's attention to his store where they
can get the most goods for their mon
ey. He says he does not give any
credit but always gives the most
goods for your money and pays the
highest price for your butter and
eggs.
The contract for the erection of the
Troublesome Valley Creamery build
ing will be let in Baayton, on Monday,
March 18th. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the hardware store of
the j. P. Bendixen Company. You,
who figure on this building, figure to
furnish the lumber or not furnish the
lumber, as the board Of directors may
decide.