Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-26
Hans Frederickson's baby boy is

Jay Bowen has recovered from the
so as to be around.
"Our representatives. AT the Bap-
list church Sunday evening.
VIM. Onken sold six fine hogs TO
McGovern & Bison. Wednesday.
Miss "Totts'' Cotton visited with
her sister, Mrs. Owen Ide, Tuesday.
John koob was doing business in
Atlantic the latter part of last week.
Father Horton has been very sick
during the pas: week with neuralgia
in the head.
Mrs. Ralph Akers has returned
from Allen. Nebraska, where she has
been visiting.
One of Sam Green's little children
is very low with lung tever-a relapse
from the measles.
Nose Brinkerhotf and the new min
lister are very intimate. What does
it mean, anyway?
Henry Burton is confined at his
home, up in the timber, with severe
case Of la grippe.
Miss Lenna Wagner is over from
Anita and visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Doctor Koob.
7. l.. Kelley was transacting busl-
ness at the county seat, Monday, pre-
pairing to remove to Missouri.
j. C. Hardman has ten fresh cows
already with which he furnishes milk
for the Troublesome Valley Creamery.
Chal Sturgeon, Frank Guidinger,
Lee McAninch and Charley Fort were
down from Extra Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. H. Pollock and baby re-
turned from Manning, Tuesday even
ing, accompanied by her siser, Mrs.
Mcpherson.
The Brayton Woodmen have three
candidates who will be taken through
the big forest on Tuesday evening,
February 9TH.
Mrs. Blooms little girl, Lydia, is
dangerously i'll, Of lung fever. All
that tender hands and medical aid can
do are being done.
Hans M. Hansen, the popular mana
ger Of johnson Il Thompson's Bray
ton implement house, is new sub
scriber to the Journal this week.
Mrs. j. w. Bacon, with her daught-
ers Clara and Mandy, from Manila,
Iowa, are making a two weeks visit
with the Woods family, at Oaktield.
Alfeed Miller, one of Oakfield
townships wealthy farmers, has rent
ed his farm to Peter Miller and will
rest year, after many years of hard
labor.
William Bintner, one Of our most
prosperous farmers, is delivering three
hundred bushels of number one wheat
for which he receives fifty cents per
bushel.
The Atlantic Roller Mills were
destroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon.
The loss is estimated at about $40, 900.
The operators of the mill held no in
surance.
j. F. McGovern, member of the
Board of Supervisors Of Cass county,
was in Brayton, Tuesday, visiting
with his brother" Tick" the success
full stock buyer.
The streets of Brayton have beer
very quiet for several days past, as
many farmers are improving the time
in husking the corn which they have
remaining in the field.
j. 7. Ellis was over from Wiota
Sunday. visiting with w. II. Pearson
and family. Mr.. Ellis will soon move
to Minnesota where he expects tC
make his future home.
j. P. Bendixen and Frank jenkins
are at Kimballton this week working
up the Woodmen Camp at that place
We understand that the boys arr
meeting with good success.
G. A. Heath will put in a new
stock of dry goods and groceries, il
the Reynolds building, about Febru
airy LIST. Dell is we'll known and will
no doubt, receive the patronage du
him.
T. j. Carmichael and Andre,
Baber were down from Extra, Tues
day, and packed Mrs. Nettie Bruner'
piano ready for shipment to Rice
Colorado, where she is engaged i
teaching school.
Brayton young folks are general
in the habit of conducting themselvt
in church and elsewhere becomingly
but you could "hear pin drop
during the services since the presel
preacher took charge.
Rev. Z. j. O'Connor is circulatil
paper among the business me-
promising to agree to keep the
stores closed on Sundays. Some a
kicking and will not sign, but a
agree that the preachers idea is ga
right"
There will be very fine dancir
party given at the Brayton hall, Fir
day evening of next week. 100 invit
lions have been sent out and merl