Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-12-15
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of Tom Kelley.
R. M. Pollock made business trip
to Manning last Tuesday.
Charlie Sykes is building small
barn on his place at Oaktield.
Mrs. Otto Thomas, of Extra, visit
ed friends in Brayton Tuesday.
McGovern & Bison shipped car
load OF hogs to Omaha Monday.
Miss Pearl Hartman went to Au-
dubon Saturday to visit friends.
t. L. Kelley and Paul Zaner return
ed from their Missouri business trip.
Peter Ballesen marketed fine
bunch of hogs in Brayton Tuesday.
Frank Medaris will work on the
lakewood stock farm this coming
year.
A new baby girl put in its appear
ance at Nick Bintner's last Monday
night.
Charles Brown has purchased the
j. u. Anderson place and will make
stock farm of it.
Ladies' purses and card cases in the
finest leather you ever saw, at fred
alexander's, atlantic.
Frank Aldrich of Atlantic visited
Saturday and Sunday with his grand
mother Mrs. Mark Heath.
James Pollock, Of Wadswort H.,
visited at the homes of his sons II. w.
and r. NJ. Pollock Sunday.
M. Thompson delivered 10 head of
hogs to McGovern & Bison Tuesday
receiving nice little sum of money
for them.
Our line of statuary is worth
looking at, stop and see it even if you
don't want to buy. fred alexander,
Atlantic.
Largest and finest line of framed
pictures and medallions ever shown
in Atlantic, is now opened for sale at
fred alexander's.
Dr.. Koob resigned his position as
District Deputy Grand Master of the
l. y. .. +. and Horace Bartlett has
been appointed in his place.
G. N. Ogden of Council Bluffs, was
at Oaktield the other day and pur-
chased 112 head of horses OF The Big
'Botna Feeder, l. P. Hallock.
Charles jenkins has stored his
household goods and O. L. Olsen, the
blacksmith, has moved into the house
which he formerly occupied,
George Cotton is quietly sitting in
his Oaktield home waiting for big
fat boil OH his right foot to get ripe,
which will take week or two.
The Hindu wedding and supper
given by A. G. Van Haaften, a native
of India, Monday night, drew larg,
crowd and the ceremony and feas
were highly enjoy ed by all.
There will be a joint debate at thu
Bintner schoolhouse, Thursday even
ing, December %. Subject Matri
mony." The debators are Mis-
Josephine LaNier and Tom Kritten
brink.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. c. Cory, of New
York City, are the guests of the Pol
lock families. Mrs. Cory is siste
of r. M. and H. w. Pollock. Mr.
Cory is one of the staff artists on til
New York World.
J.C Hardman last week shipped
fine Poland China hog to E. l.. Paul
Harlan, one to T. E. Winder, Anita
and one to M. G. Porterfeld, Holton
Kansas. Also sold a couple Of gooC
hogs. Verify, it pays to keep goot
stock.
Rev. ianingham has been in Bray
ton this week, lecturing in the in
terests Of the Iowa Children's Hom
at Council Bluffs. He gave stere
opticon entertainment at Slender
hall Tuesday evening, the proceeds 0
which go to the home.
Notice of Estray.
BRAYTON, Iowa, Dec. IA, 1898.
Taken up by me as estray one two
year-old native red steer. with littl
"ullC-uCuOIuClt. WV UCE Call nav
same by proving property and pay
ing all expenses. O. f. IDE.
The marriage of John NJ. Rowland
and Miss Bryde Van Slyke will occu
at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Van Slyke, o,
Wednesday evening, December 81 lS9
ct 7:45 p. III. A number Of relative
and intimate friends Of the bride an,
groom will witness the ceremony
Anita Tribune.
The following people accompanie,
the special stock train from Braytol
to Chicago 1. P. Hallock B. F. Simp
son, KEGS Hallock, Frank and Charli
jenkins, who will go across the ba,
and visit with Hayde who is at tn
Sanitarium in Battle Greek, Michigan
Also Will Pearson who will renal
at Ridgeville, III.
The following are the newly electe,
officers Of the Brayton Camp OF Mod
ern Woodmen:
Wy p Eool, Nanor, bIo ro,,o,,l