Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-01-20

this week with her grandparents, at
Anita.
The next Ladies' Aid Society will
be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. jenkins.
Nels P. Hoegh, bought eight head
of thrifty young cattle of John john
son last Tuesday.
Mrs. D. w. Powers came home
from her Des Moines visit on the
Tuesday evening train.
Tom McGovern and Charley Bison
were at Ross, last Saturday, talking
cattle to the inhabitants.
There will be a spelling school at
the Horton school house one week
from next Tuesday night.
w. B. Temple shipped carload OF
wood to his brother, Frank Temple,
at Atlantic, one day this week:
Amber Kelsey, of Extra, was in
dustriously plying her needle at
Hotel de jenkins the past few days.
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w. S. Black was at the mill, in
Extra, last Monday and called at the
Journal den to pay his respects to the
editor.
Oakfeld Township Creamery ship
ped forty six tubs OF butter last Mon
day and the Elkhorn shipped twenty
five tubs.
John w. Cannon's baby is very,
very i'll and the anxious watchers
have small hopes of the little ones
recovery.
Mrs. VIM. Delahoyde and Mrs.
Charlie Milliman, of Extra, called
on their Oakfeld relatives last Tues
day evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society went down
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pearson, last evening, took the fort
by storm and passed jolly evening.
Frank Cannon, who has passed the
best part of four years among the
mountains of Colorado, arrived last
Monday to pass time with his rela-
tives.
They had spelling school at the
Eli Hansen school house last Tuesday
evening and Miss Mamie Essington
was the best speller in the whole
g caboodle."
Doctor Koob, w. HI. Pearson, j. P.
Bendixen and J. Al. Slender. all GOOD
Modern Woodmen OF America, drove
over to Anita and attended lodge last
Saturday night.
The Brayton Band elected new Off
GERS this week and mere they are:
A. w. Brown, President.
Ben Clark, Vice. President.
Tom Hardwick, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Richard Powers, Leader.
While the ladies of the Aid Society
were having jolly time, at the Hor.
ace Bartlett home, on the old home.
stead, the other day they heard short
clicking noise and their stood Mrs
Walter Faulkner with her kodak
! she had the picture of thirteen OF
them.
Mrs. Jennie Crane met with quite
: a serious accident last Sunday evening
She was in the act Of stepping Cpor
the porch, at her fathers home, wher
she fell, striking her right hand upon
the sharp edge Of kettle laceratine
her hand quite badly and breaking
the bones of her third and little
fingers. Doctor Koob dressed the
| wound, neatly, and we trust the lady
i will suffer no inconvenience from the
accidents
The "B. d. M" Chapter No. 1, 500
of the Chicago Records "Open Win.
dow Club" at Oakfield, received
their charter the other day and the
first officers of said chapter are Mis-
Gretchen Delahoyde, of Extra, Presi.
dent, Goldie Brinkerhoff, Secretary
and Miss Blossom Brinkerhoff, Treas
urer. This is an organization that il
composed ofall the children OF a fam.
| lily and also all of their cousins ant
their aunts. Any regular reader o
the Chicago Record may join this or
ganization, and it is free for nothing
besides you get badge to wear. Al
you little kids write to the RECORD
about this.
Friends at Brayton have received
cards announcing the marriage o
Miss Mary McGovern, daughter 0
Mr.. and Mrs. McGovern and sister Q
our Tom, to Mr.. Stephen O'Donnell
both of Cass county. The wedding j
to occurr at ST. Peter and st. PAUL.
Catholic church, in Atlantic, on mex
Tuesday morning at the hour of 1880
That same evening they will be ga
home" to their friends at their hom
in Five Mile Grove, near Lorah. TIL
bride has many warm friends in thi
neck O. the woods who unite in wish
| ing her all the good luck in the world
j We have not re honor Of an acquaint
ance with re groom but presume hi
must be one very fine gentleman t
| win SO worthy bride.
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