Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-28
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G. A. Heath is busy invoicing this
week.
Mrs. George Freeman spent Christ
mas with the VIM. Woodward family
at Extra.
Rev. Culmer expects to begin re-
vival meetings at Highland church
about Jan. i5a
Mrs. M. Tibbetts, of Kansas, visit
ed with relatives east of Oakfield the
first of the week.
Miss Mabel Harter, from over in
the Valley. spent Christmas with her
friends in Oakfield.
Miss Anna Fries is quite sick with
toDsilitis at her home a few miles
southwest of Brayton.
Uncle Isaac P. Halleck was quite
sick Christmas Day but revived and
is now we'll man again.
Miss Christina Loss came down
from Audubon Tuesday to visit with
friends for week or ten days.
Miss Paulsen, arrived home Tues
day evening for a good visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clos Poulsen.
Read what Manager Nels Sornsen
of the Green Bay Lumber Company
has TO say to you in his ad on this
page.
ST Clark went to Marshalltown
Saturday evening to spend Christmas
with his brother at the Soldiers
Home in that city.
H. w. Pollock and family eat their
Christmas dinner with Father Hall
and family at Manning. They re-
turned home Wednesday,
John Curry and family came up
from Atlantic and eat Christmas tur-
key with their relatives at the Hal
leck mansion in Oakfield.
Mrs. I. P. Halleck returned last
Friday from her visit with relatives
at Salida, Colorado. She has been
absent about three months.
The Slender mercantile stock is be-
ing sold out rapidly at the low prices
that are prevalent and we understand
the doors will be closed after January
2nd.
The installation of officers in Bray
ton Camp of Modern Woodmeu will
occur on the evening Of January 9th.
We understand the exercises will be
public.
Charley BRENNAN, who is the in
going treasurer of Audubon county,
was attending TO some important
business matters at Brayton Tuesday
afternoon.
Prot. q. j. PEG, with his lecture
courses and portrait gallery is enter
tanning our people at Stender's hall,
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings of this week.
We are informed that there are four
poor candidates that will trod the
thorDy paths through the woodland
dales Of Brayton Camp Of Modern
Woodmen next Tuesday evening.
FoR SALE-At my farm four miles
west of Brayton, one registered red
polled bull four years old and one
graded bull seven months old.
j. P. CHRIsTOFFERsEN.
MI. and Mrs, Henry Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Craig and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Leander drove down and spent
Christmas with relatives near Wiota.
They all had very nice enjoyable
time.
The happy home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Soren Nelson, near Oaktield Center
was blessed Sunday morning with
just love of sweet girl baby. The
young parents are highly elaed and
the little one is doing nicely.
The Highland literary society was
organized Friday evening. The fol-
lowing officers were elected. Presi-
dent, VIM. Murphy; vice president,
Emmett Marsh; secretary, VIM
McGrain; treasurer, f. ii. Forester.
Meetings on Wednesday evening.
One night last week some sneak
thief entered the cellar at e. l.. Pear
sons home in Oakfield and lugged off
quite number Of fruit cans we'll
filled with nice delicate preserves.
Uncle i" Lige" says if the rascals will