Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-23
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r. P. Clark has been quite i'll the
past week.
Lloyd Hinkle started for Texas
last Monday.
Mrs. Tom Kelly is visiting with
relatives near Atlantic.
A car load of Flour and Feed just
received at McGuire's, in Lorah.
John o. Cotton was transacting
business at Extra Tuesday. afternoon.
Supervisor Nels P. Hoegh was
transacting some business in Atlantic
Monday.
Homer Koob drove over from
Anita and visited with his Bray ton
brothers Tuesday.
Earl Gingery has been under the
weather the past ten days, but is
now much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson, of
Oaktield township, buried their in
FAINT child Thursday.
Miss Martin, of Atlantic, was in
Brayton Monday looking after the
organization of music class here.
Mrs. A. r. Mcpherson, of Lake
City, is here for ten days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Henry Pollock.
Mrs. Frank Hensley and Miss Ollie
Pippin, of Extra, visited last Friday
with Mrs. f. B. Heath, at the Bray
ton hotel.
The Woodmen entertainment at
Brayton which was to occur next
Tuesday evening, has been postponed
for two weeks.
The many friends Of Mrs. Sam
Scharff, will be pleased to know that
she is slowly recovering and that her
life will yet be spared.
Hon. T. L Kelly left Saturday for
Creighton, Missouri, to look after his
farm. Henry Henrickson accom-
panied him as tar as Kansas City.
Miss Mollie Greer, OF Lorah, visit
ed over Sunday with relatives in
Oakfeld. Miss Mollle is a sister of
B. F. Greer. our worthy Oakfield
merchant.
A big steer belonging to Miss
Blanche Noon, injured himself while
in the yards at the Noon ranch Sun
day night and died before morning
The animal was valued at $40.
''Baby" Brown, The g iron man .
of Audubon, is at Brayton, and is laid
up with an attack Of pneumonia. He
has taken rooms upstairs in the Geo
Freeman home, where he is receiving
medical treatment.
Mrs. Chris Bertelsen arrived Mon
day from Nebraska and is now visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Bach, in north Oakfield town.
ship. Mr. and Mrs. Bertelsen, for
merly lived just few miles from
Brayton and are quite we'll know
here.
j. G.. Hardman, Of the lakewood
stock farm, on Monday shipped two
fine thoroughbred hogs to j. V
Dieker, ST. Charles, Missouri, at
very profitable price. Up to date hi
has so head OF young lambs and 8;
little Poland Chinas squealing fo
pedigrees.
J. G. Hardman has just purchased
successful incubator and says h,
Will raise more Plymouth Rocks thai
ever this year. He did not raise neal
enough to supply the trade last year
He also has patent shearing machin
and will do some professional sheep
shearing this summer.
Frank Cannon left on the 6:O4 trail
Tuesday evening for his home il
Colorado, going direct to Leadville
Mr.. Cannon has been here on the sat
mission of attending his mother
funeral. Frank was born and raise'
in Audubon county and has man
warm friends here.
Uncle Jorgen Frost, Of Oakfiel
township, has been laid up with tn
grippe for several days but is no,
recovering. Mr.. Frost is gettin
well along in years now and the iro
gray monster is settling rapidly o
his frame of steel, but we hope hi
good natured soul may long renal
in our midst.
AT the school meeting held Mon
day at Oaktield, Mr.. Mark E. Ener
bach. Of Arcadia, Iowa, was selecte
as teacher at the academy for the Ell
suing year. Mr.. Enenbach is
graduate from the Iowa State Norms
School at Cedar Falls he has ha
considerable experience in education;
work and will no doubt give splendi
satisfaction. He will commence h
duties at the Academy on Monda,
April 3rd. Miss Clara Ordway wi
teach in the primary room at Oal
field and Miss Anne Slender in tt
Brayton school. Both were chose
unanimously by the patrons.