Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-16
Miss Clara Ordway has been on the
sick list the past ten DAYS.


Nels Sorensen was attending to
business at Atlantic Tuesday.
Miss Emo Bison visited with Extra
relatives the first of the week.
G. P. Blue, of Highland, will
build new house this spring.
ELAN Bills and Nit Horton were
at Audubon paying taxes Tuesday.
John Curry, Of Atlantic, was a
Sunday visitor at the Hallock home.
Mrs. Lille Reynolds, of Atlantic,
visited over Sunday with the Bartlett
family.
The little Misses Aria and Eva
Pearson were quite sick the first Of
the week.
D. G. Smith, the jolly Oakteld
merchant, is slightly under the
weather this week.
McGovern & Bison shipped two
carloads of hogs to indianapolis, In
diana, Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. l.. Hall, of Manning, is
here for few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Fl. w. Pollock.
T. j. McGovern went to Chicago
Saturday evening with two carloads
of fine cattle returning Wednesday.
Miss Hattie jenkins came down
from Extra Tuesday for short visit
with relatives at the |. Ii. jenkins
home.
Cliff and Bus Ballard and Hon.
Pattee were at Audubon Tuesday on
business connected with the Ballard
lands.
Mrs. Frank Lambert was at Anita
a few days last week visiting rela-
tives and attending the wedding of
her niece.
I. III. jenkins was transacting some
business at Extra Tuesday and while
there made very pleasant call at the
Journal Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton hoob, parents
Of DR.. Koob and John, are at Green
castle, Iowa, this week, where they
are visiting relatives.
NJ. E. jenkins writes back from
sunny Texas that one day last week
he shot big buck deer. He is in
good health and enjoying himself.
Albert Bonnet will have public
sale on his farm four miles south of
Brayton, today. We understand he
will soon move to Brayton to reside.
Frank Deweese, of Extra, came
down Monday for short visit with
the Fred Edmundson family. Frank
has purchased Mr.. Edmundson's
property in Extra.
The question oftown incorporation
is now being agitated at Brayton
We understand that the proposition
is meeting with general approval
among the business men.
Moses Brinkerhof' has gone tt
Extra where he will make his home
with his sister, Mrs. Fred Delahoyde
Nose has been engaged to teach tn,
Essington school during the spring
term.
Decorator J. S. Harrison, of Extra
Miller and G.. l.. Bison homes
Johnny is one Of the best workmel
III western Iowa, and is always read,
to do a good job for you.
A black male pig with white spot
on his head, weight about $50 pound
came to my place, one mile west ant
two miles north Of Brayton, o
March 9. Owner can have same b,
proving property and paying ex
penses. S. P. KRAGELUND.
Nels Thomson, who labors at tn
Oaktield township creamery, is nov
nursing a broken finger. One da
last week he was riding wild bron
cho that pulled the reins down owe
the saddlehorn too quick. Result
busted indexer.
Mrs. Sam Scharif, south of Oak
field, was taken suddenly i'll Monda
and on Tuesday DR.. Emnert, can
up from Atlantic, to consult wit
Dr.. Koob in regard to the lady
case. AS we go to press we lear
that her condition remains qui
critical.
Bruce Noon returned Saturda
from Butte, Montana, where he hi
been spending the winter. He II
ports his brother, Bernard, as doir
we'll and enjoying lucrative la
practice. Bruce tells OF some seve
cold weather and lots Of snow up
that country.
|. p. Hallock was at Audible
Tuesday on business with his offici
duties as school director. Mr.. Ha
lock is proving himself an etiicie
school officer and the patrons Of Il
Oakfield school will have good Sc
vice in the educational line, SO lor
as Uncle Ike is at the helm.
The Modern Woodmen are DOH
some tall hustling these days and wi
soon have another " batch " of cand
dates ready for the block. The con
mittee who have charge of the ann