Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-23
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Jens P. Juhl attended to business
at Atlantic Tuesday.
B. F. Greer was at Atlantic or
business Tuesday afternoon.
Prof. M. F. Enenbach, visited ovel
Sunday at the Bintner home.
Miss Clara Ordway visited with
friends in Extra over Sunday.
Miss Grace Clark has been having a
hard time with quinsy the past week
Remember the Thanksgiving dance,
at the Oaktield hall, next Thursday
evening.
L. r. Nelson, of Oakfield township
was at Audubon on business Tuesday
forenoon.
Miss Irene Button visited over Sun
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Button.
Mrs. VIM. Cart, of Atlantic, spent
Sunday at the home Of her brother,
Frank Chase.
John Burns was initiated into the
mysteries of Woodcraft at Brayton
Tuesday evening.
Monroe Bros, Of Extra, are busy
painting George Jessen's new house a
mile west of Brayton.
Mrs. Charley Milliman and Miss
Jessie Milliman, visited over Sunday
with Brayton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Anderson have
-months-old child that is quite
sick with the whooping cough.
School commences at No. 8, Extra
township, next Monday, November
9th, Miss May jenkins, teacher.
Sam Horton, from south of Anita,
came over Sunday to visit with A. n.
Horton and family, north OF town.
There was rousing big dance at
Steve O'Donnell's place just across
the line in Cass county, Monday even.
ing.
Hayde Jenkins is still tussling
hard with typhoid fever and on Tues
day was reported as slightly improv-
ing.
The Misses Florence Wagner and
Mamie Trimmer, both of Anita, were
the guests Of DR.. Koob and family
Sunday.
After December 1st there will be
Is acres of timber sold by the load on
the Anderson place, just over the line
in Cass county.
Master Harry Slender has been
quite sick the past week from men,
braneous Group. The little fellow is
now recovering slowly.
Bruce Noon departed Tuesday noon
for Butte, Montana, where his BROTH
er Bernie, is located. He will re-
main there indefinitely.
Charley Britton, our colored friend,
came in Tuesday morning and will
spend the winter at the old Bartlett
homestead, south of Brayton.
Miss Kit Kelsey, Extras profess
sional nurse, came down Sunday
morning to care for Hayde Jenkins
during his present siege Of sickness.
Mrs. Alkaline Pearson and her
daughter Gertrude will depart next
Thursday for Ridgefeld, Illinois, to
visit with her sons, James and Will
Uncle l.. d. Pearson has been on
the sick list for some time and on last
Sunday his son Hank rode his wheel
over to the old homestead and paid
him visit.
Frank Heath has purchased the
lower billiard hall at Brayton Of A.
Bonnet and takes possession Decem-
Der LIST. Frank will run a tirst-class
up-to-date place.
Happiness reigns supreme at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Bengaard
few miles east Of Oaktield. Last
Sunday evening wee mite Of girl
baby arrived at their home.
j. G. B. Anderson will have a big
turkey shoot at the old mill dam on
the Botna, near Oakfeld, on Thanks
giving Day. Everybody come and
take shot at the big goblers.
After December 1, 1899, my store
will be run on the Cash Racket plan
and all knowing themselves indebted
to me must call and settle on or be-
tore Decembe LIST. B. F. GREER.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hansen, of
Oaktield township, became the par
ents of a pretty little daughter, last
Friday and Uncle George now wears
smile as broad as the Pacific ocean.
We learn that W. S. Mcclure has
sold his mercantile business at Lorah
to gentlemen from Des Moines who
will take possession at once. Sid ex-
poets to move to Idaho sometime
next month.
Last Sunday was Hans P. Hansen's
10th birthday and in honor of the
occasion large number of his friends
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