Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-12
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Mrs. Joe Smith has been quite i'll
the past few days, Of the measles.
Wendell and Zephyr Smith are
among the many who have measles.
McGovern & Bison shipped a car
of nice hogs to South Omaha, Tuesday.
Charley and Frank Jenkins were
with their Extra friends, Tuesday.
Chester and Harry Slender were
among the Brayton .: measleites" the
pest week or ten days.
Harl Frost and Chas. Lattimer, of
Atlantic, were visitors at the f. NJ.
Gingery home, last Sunday.
Miss Maude Lynch, of Audubon,
was guest of her friend, Miss Pearl
Hartman. the past few days.
Horace Bartlett shipped carload
of wood up to Harp Wilson, at Au-
dubon, one day this past week.
Little Ruth, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Carpenter, is having Il tus-
sci with the measles. this week.
|. P. Hallock was up at his ranch.
near Sioux Citv, part of this week
looking after his large herds of cattle.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society held one
of their pleasant meeting with Mrs.
Charley Sykes. at Oaktield, last Tues
day afternoon.
Merchant, j. A. Slender, was an
Extra visitor the first of this week
and while up there was an agreeable
caller at The journal office
Mrs. Nels Sorensen has been enjoy
ing a visit, the past week, from her
sister, Mrs. Dickey, who lives west
from Audubon q few miles.
F. M. Gingery sold one thousand
bushels of corn to John Bergh, and
received twenty-seven and onc-half
cents per bushel for the same.
Rev. L. j. O'Connor will deliver a
lecture at the Sectional Teachers,
Meeting, at Bowman's Chapel, on
Friday evening, January Goth.
Rev. 0. G.. Jensen, q Danish divine
from Chicago, is visiting friends about
the Danish Baptist church, near Bray
ton, and occupying that pulpit.
Merchant Frank Greer had a pleas
ant smile for everyone this week.
Thele was new boy baby born at
his happy home, last week Thursday
NJ. e. Jenkins writes to his daught-
er, Mrs. Charlie Cotton, from Ches-
terville, Texas, that he is feasting on
all kinds of garden truck" and has
to fan himself to keep COOL
Mrs. Dave Carpenter entertained
her Sunday School class, at her Oak
field home, last Friday evening, and
those in attendance report having been
treated right royalty.
Mr.. George Jessen and his son,
Chris, who was so injured by the
powder explosion, short time ago,
went to Omaha, Monday, where the
young man could have his eye treated
by specialist.
| Mr.. N. B. Anderson was down
from Elkhorn this week and pur-
chased Of Mr.. Nels Sorensen, manager
OF the Green Bay Lumber Company,
material with which to build fine
large residence and snug little barn.
| Moses Brinkerhotf has slung his
guitar in the corner and taken up the
study Of violin music. Now, if his
hair would only grow long we believe
he would soon develope into verit-
able disciple of the great PaginiDi.
Will Lambert is taking lessons of
Trapper John Mounts, how to make
those nice easy hickory rockers. II
he can master the business then Mr.
Mounts will 90 to Indiana and up il
Michigan to visit couple of married
daughters, for few months.
Kirk Merrick, while choppine
wood at the Owen Ide home, took {
hack at one of his feet and succeeded
in severing one of the main arteries
and for a time bled like stuck hog
However, Doctor Koob soon stancheC
the flow Of blood, and now if yol
watch right close you can see tina
Kirk limps as he walks.