Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-02

Extra on bushes Tuesday.
Frank Medaris has been somewhat
under the weather this week.
Pearl jenkins closed her school
south of Oakfield last Friday.
P. F. Howell was at Avoca on
business the latter part of last week.
Nels Thomson has been quite sick
with lung fever, but is now much
better.
John T. jenkins was able to get
down town Monday after al illness
of week.
Miss Mae jenkins is reported on
the sick list this week, caused prin-
cipally on account of vaccination.
Lee Hager babe adieu to his Bray
ton friends and departed for his new
home at Casey Monday afternoon.
Sunday morning a baby boy was
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Pray,
who reside on the Ballard land south
of Oakfield.
Sid Goodwin has very sick child
which has been suffering the pas
week with combination of Group
and lung trouble.
On next Sunday morning Pastor
O'Connor will preach on ..Protit, )"
and in the evening his subject will be
Blood-Atoning Power"
For SALE.-l span heavy horses,
l two seated buggy, l riding Guilt
vator and l corn planter. Call on
f. B. HEATH, Brayton hotel. If
Miss Julia Hansen closes a very
successful term Of school at No. 3.
Oakfield township, Friday OF this
week. The afternoon will he spent
in entertainment for the children
Ben Shirley and family this week
moved out on the John Kelly farm
two miles west Of Brayton. Ben will
work with Mr.. Kelly on the farm
and his good wife will keep house for
them.
Mrs. Will Chambers, of DeS
Moines, Sundayed at Brayton, with
her brother w. Fl. Pearson and fam
lily. Miss Esta Simpson accompanied
her back to Des Moiues for a ten
DAYS visit with friends at the Capt.
tol City.
Cal Wilson, Peter Hobart and
Merit Fate came down from Audubon
Sunday and are now busy doing car
penter work on the Ballard estate.
They will put up three good frame
houses which are to be occupied by
renters as soon as completed.
j. A. Kinney has filed his nomina-
ton papers for Mayor Of the city of
Atlantic. He is the Prohibition can
didate. Telegraph.
Mr.. Kinney once owned the Henry
Green farm, east of Oaktield, and his
wife is sister of Mrs George Cotton
Lee Hager last week sold his pool
and billiard tables to A. Bennett,
who will continue the business in
Braylon. The tables will be remov-
ed from the Oddtellows' building
and Mr.. Bonnet will either rent
another place or put up new build
ing.
Frank Heath was at Extra Mon.
day and while in the White City
purchased a trunk wagon from Shan
non Brothers. We will add here
that Landlord Heath is building up
fine livery business in connection with
his increasing patronage at the Bray
ton hotel,
William Roscoe Green, the seveG-
teen months old son of Samuel and
Sarah Green, died at the home in Oak
field on Thursday OF last week, and
was buried the following day in the
Cemetery there. He was the young.
est Of u family Of thirteen children,
only six Of whom are now living.
Henry Kleuver and family, who
have lived up north of Brayton for
many wears are this week moving on
to the farm in Melville township,
which Mr.. Kleuver purchased last
year Melville people will find Mr..
Kleuver and his estimable family are
the best Of neighbors and their many
friends here wish them the best OF
success in their new home.
MI John NJ johnson and Miss Ida
Erickson were married by Pastor
II. j. O'Connor at his home in Oak
field Wednesday forenoon of last
week. They are two of south Oak
field townships best young people
and their many friends wish them all
kinds of good luck. They will go t,
Housekeeping at once on the groom's
farm sever;, miles southwest of Bray.
Ton.
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Heath
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nj
Heath, and Doctor Frank NJ. Young
of Lincoln, Nebraska, will take plac'
at the home of the brides parents, il
this city, on Wednesday, March, 8
'99.-Anlta Tribune.
The bride is a granddaughter o
Aunt Lucy Heath, of Oaktield, and i
quite we'll known to many of on
young folks, having visited here fire.