Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-01-27
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Corn 1Sc, oats17ac, hogs 1926.
The dance at Erwin Jones' was
grand success.
The dance last Friday night was.
bowling" success.
Nick Nelson hauled home pair O
gaudily painted bob sleds, Tuesday
Will Paige and wife, of Extra
were Sunday visitors at the Butfol
home.
|. N. Carmichael is visiting will
his daughter, Mrs. Bert Pitman, a
Marine.
Mrs. Jennie Crane was in the mer
CHESS hands OF all Atlantic dentist
last Tuesday.
Miss Rose Green has been suffering
of quinsy. Wednesday Doctor Koof
lanced her throat.
MI. Joe Smith and Miss Della Bel
passed few days, last week, with
Audubon friends.
l. II. jenkins will move to his Hill
top farm, south Of Oakfield, the last
week in February.
Percy Hallock got Bill Swolley's
pony and then traded it back to Bill,
SO they are both happy.
Bert Pitman and wife, of Marine,
were guests at the John Doyl home,
in Brayton, the past week.
Jens Christotferson is preparing to
build one of those big red barns, the
structure to be 53by7O feet.
John Carmichael, of Adams county,
is visiting relatives here. He is Just
recovering from a broken leg.
Miss Amber Kelsey is down from
Extra passing this week with Mrs.
Walter Faulkner, at the bank.
If you wish to buy some nice
Young Hens call on Smiths who
have more than they wish to keep.
Mrs. NJ. E. Jones is with her
daughters, Mrs. Nellie Bogg, and Mrs.
Rilla Bills, at Cumberland, Iowa.
Boys, drag out your tincan orches-
ira and tune it up for there's going
to be wedding in the near future!
Mrs. Lige Pearson and son, Will,
were at Atlantic, Tuesday, the guests
OF Mrs. George Wilkins, relative.
The Oakfeld Creamery shipped
seventeen tubs Of butter to Buffalo
and forty to Cleveland, ohio, Monday
Charley Doner and wife were Wis.
iting with their relatives, at the N
l.. Wood home, i'll Oaktield, Sunday
Rev. Bolllnger, the Methodist di.
vine at Highland, will begin series
of meetings in that church this even
ing.
John Crane and his daughter, Mrs
Will Brinkerhoff, drove down to Oak.
field, Tuesday, and took baby, Lola,
home with them.
Charley Sykes don't notice more
than half he sees just now-stuck a
pin in his right eye and has to 90
round with a big bandage over that
optic.
Those who attended the Jim Cole
man sale, down in the big woods, on
Tuesday, report a big crowd in at
tendance and say that the stock sold
at fancy prices.
& b. ]. Il 4.s.
Hon. Tom Kelley was SO i'll the lat
ter part Of the week that Mrs. Kelley
had to go down to Des Moines and
bring our Tom home. A few DAYS
rest and Tom returned to his duties
in the Legislature.
Mr. Dean, Of Atlantic, was at
Brayton Tuesday trying 10 make a
date for the appearance Of twelve
young ladies in their exposure Of that
horrid Masonic Lodge. Miss Martin,
the we'll known music teacher, is with
them and presides at the organ.
The pig market was rather slow
this week Oh account of the storm,
however John t. jenkins tells us that
himself snd Charley jenkins bought
thirteen nice ones from Jesse Nymand
and his brother-in- law, Jorgen Fred
ricksen, and several small punches Of
other parties. Jenkins 81 Company
shipped carload Monday.
The young lady referred to in the
following dispatch will be remember
ed as the young lady with that rare
musical gift who sang for us in DAYS
gone by, and who visited at the Uncle
Mark Heath home, in company with
her friend, Miss Grace Aldrich:
Atlantic, January 19.-Miss Pearl
Hutton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Hutton, among the Oldest settlers
IN Cass county, and Mr.. Edward
shrader, young business man, of
Corning, Iowa, were married at the
home ofthe BRIDES parents last night.
Mrs. Shrader is we'll known in West
ern Iowa musical circles, being sing
Ell OF ability. Mr.. and Mrs. Shrader
will make their future home at Corn
ing.