Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-17
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her sister couple of weeks and to
meet her husband who has been at
work there the past summer He
will return with her, driving over
land on the way home.
VIM. Bintner and his two sons AL
bert and Willie each have carload
of steers which they will feed through
the winter months and prepare for
spring shipment. Willie bought his
carload from his brother Shompier
Bintner the last of the week.
Saturday afternoon William Bint-
ner and wife and son Lawrence and
daughter Miss Christina, all drove
over to Cumberland and visited over
Sunday at the Peter Prittinger home.
Mrs. Prittinger and Mr.. Bintner were
schoolmates over 20 years ago.
Last Sunday while Boy Herrick's
two little boys were playing together
with an axe one of them accidentally
received severe cash in the head.
The doctor was called to take some
stitches in the ugly wound and the
little fellow is now progressing
nicely.
w. II. Pearson returned home Sat.
urday evening, from his trip to Wor-
Ellington, Minnesota. He biked it
back as far as Lake View, where he
took the train for home. Hank was
very much taken up with Minnesota
and says if he ever leaves Brayton he
will locate in that section.
A general missionary meeting will
be held at the Oak Hill church, on
Friday, August 18th. The SER
vices will be very interesting and will
be continued during the entire day.
There will be eight ministers in at
tendance. Missionary services will
be held at the St. Johns church.
on Thursday, August s4th.
William Bintner came near getting
Knocked senseless last Friday while
helping to weigh some cattle in the
yards on his big farm south of Oak
field. He was standing behind
large gate, when one of the big steers
made desperate lunge to get out,
dashing up against the gate which
struck Uncle William by the side of
the head so hard that he was knocked
down. His injured face caused him
much pain for several days.
Gollmar Bros circus arrived from
Omro, early Sunday morning and
quietly put up its cloth houses dur
ing the day. The parade took place
at one P. NJ. today and all about the
parade and show indicates that year
has made good Improvements in the
Gollmar show. They had a full
house this afternoon and tonight it
will undoubtedly be full again. Go
and see the animals and incidentally
take in the circus.-Evening Journal,
Berlin, Wisconsin. At Extra, NJ on
day, August Path.
Death, ever cruel and seemingly
unceasing in its energy, has again en-
tered into our midst and driven the
steel of sorrow deep in to the hearts
of the loved ones who are left behind.
Only few short hours of suffering.
and g He who doeth all things welli'
called loving husband and tender
parent, upward to his better home
on high. Patrick Largy died at his
home south Of Oaktield, Of heart
failure at 10 P. NJ. last Thursday
evening. He had been working in
the field during the afternoon and
had become somewhat overheated.
The attack was not considered dan
gerous, but heart failure set in and
in few hours the struggle was
ended, before those present had hard
ly realized what had happened. The
funeral occurred Saturday afternoon,
Rev. Reed, of Atlantic, conducting
the services. Interment followed in
the Oaktield cemetery. The deceased
was about 40 years old and leaves
wife and two Children boy and
girl-the former being about Is years
old. Mr.. Largy was an honest and
upright citizen, highly respected and
well liked. His sudden demise casts
an additional gloom and the bereaved
family have the sympathy of all.
CeO. W. Jenkins is Dead