Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-30
KEGS Halloek was at Extra on bust
ness Tuesday afternoon.

F. L. Freeman was business visi-
tor at Atlantic Tuesday.
Jack Joyce goes to Avoca Saturday
to give one Of his Wild West exhibit
tions in that city.
Miss Clara Ordway went to Audi
bon last evening to spend Thanks
giving with friends.
Asa Horton was at Extra Tuesday
and while in the city made pleasant
call at the journal office.
Dr. Koob reports stubborn child
at the home of Elan Bills, east of
Oakteld, Tuesday morning.
Ward and Wendell Smith drove
their team Of bronchos to Atlantic
Tuesday on little business trip
The Highland school will open
Monday, December 4th. VIM. Muir
phv will WELD the rod of instruction.
There is much JOY up at Boy Her.
rick's home occasioned by the arrival
Of young son, born last Friday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cotton were
up from Lewis this week, making
visit at the O. F. Ide home before
starting for their future home in far
away Montana.
J.C. B. Anderson brought big
wagon load Of turkeys to Brayton
Tuesday and that afternoon the boys
had big shooting match and Johnny
disposed of the birds at good figure.
r. M. Pollock returned the first of
the week from his business tour in
northwestern Iowa and southeastern
South Dakota. He seemed to be very
favorably impressed with the country
up there.
A large number Of relatives will
gather at the John Anderson home on
the Cass county line, today and eat
hearty Thanksgiving dinner. 1t will
be sort of family reunion and we're
betting they will have mighty good
time.
The Brayton Woodmen have three
candidates for their next meeting
night, Tuesday, December 9TH. 1t is
also the date for the election of officers
and the affair is to end up with a
great big supper in the thickest part
of the forest.
Rev. N. P. Gravengaard is at Cedar
Falls this week attending the Danish
Lutheran district conference and as a
consequence there will be no services
at the Oak Hill church next Sunday
Mr.. Andersen will preach at St
Johns church, west Of Extra, at the
usual hour.
Andrew Polsen, the eight year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clos Polsen had
the misfortue to fall from moving
wagon last Saturday evening anC
broke his right arm just above thu
wrist Dr. Koob reduced the frac-
ture and the little fellow is getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
Martin Jensen, Of Linn county, tn,
gentleman who purchased the L. l.
Kelly farm south of Brayton, wa
here the first of the week getting tn
necessary papers fixed up, etc. FREQ
GUIDE, of Sharon township, who solo
him the farm, was here the same day
on business connected with the trans
fer Of this place.
w. S. Mcguire was at Audubo
the first Of the week transacting som
important business. He leaves tn
first Of next week for Cottonwood
Idaho, where he will make his futur
home. Sid has lived in this commun
ity for many years and leayes hos
of friends who will note his depart
ure with much regret.
Seven cars of stock left Brayto
Saturday evening for Chicago, 6
follows: B. F. Simpson, three cars {
cattle; P. F. Howell, two cars {
sheep; l. P. Hallock, car of cattl
and one of hogs. All three of thes
extensive shippers accompanied tn
stock in person TO Chicago, returnin
the middle of this week.
The social given at Stender's ha
last Saturday evening by the Ladie
Aid Society of the Brayton churcl
was pronounced success. A yer
entertaining program was given b
the little folks and the supper th'
was furnished was excellent. Qui
good crowd was in attendance al
the society realized nice little SUI
from the proceeds.
And now rumor has it that youl
man from a far away state is soon
come and claim for his bride one
the fairest young ladies in this who
community, who has been true to h
first love and waited patiently 6
these years. OF course we know s
about it, but we mustn't tell and
you will have to wait, for yt
couldn't guess it in a hundred veal
w. E. Chandler, of Des Moines,
the gentleman who has purchas
Sid McGuire's mercantile busin'
at Lorah We hear it rumored tn
Asa Horton is trying to make 8
engagements for the purchase of
stock from Mr.. Chandler. Mr.. He
ton owned this store year or t,
ono Of ubic oh time he was anpOint