Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-01
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Miss Eva Gingery is suffering from
an attack of la grippe.
George Washington Chase is on
the sick list this week.
Homer Koob drove over from his
home near Highland Tuesday.
T. H. Allen came down from Extra
Tuesday evening to attend Woodmen
lodge.
A number of our young people at
tended the dance at Extra last Friday
evening.
Miss Irene jenkins is at Extra this
week visiting with her cousin, Miss
Harriet.
3. F. Greer is expecting big ship
nent Of dry goods the latter part of
this week.
P. F. Howell was attending to
some business in Atlantic Tuesday
afternoon.
j. A. Slender was attending to
some business transactions at Audu-
bon Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Humphrey was at
tending to official business in these
parts Wednesday.
Frank jenkins left here Sunday
morning for Butte, Montana, where
he expects to spend the summer.
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lantic the last of the week to visit
with relatives and friends a few days.
Miss Chrlstena Loss returned to
her home at Audubon Saturday after
a pleasant sojourn of month among
friends here.
Last Monday Mr. and Mrs. John
Doyle became the parents of a pretty
girl baby. John says he now has one
for each knee.
[. H. jenkins was at Audubon on
Tuesday on business connected with
the land deal he made last week with
r. G.. Lambert.
Duncan, the blind piano tuner of
Atlantic, was here the latter part of
last week, doing some work at the
Hallock and Simpson homes.
Nels Petersen, Brayton's former
merchant, who now lives up north OF
Extra, was here Saturday looking
after some important business.
Frank Lambert was at Extra Mon
day looking after business and visit
ing with relatives and incidentally
dropped in to the journal office.
Nels Birk contemplates leaving
early in the spring for the eastern
states where he expects to work al
his trade which is that of timer.
A large delegation of Woodmer
were expected here from Atlantic
Tuesday evening but on account O
the intense cold they failed to put il
an appearance.
Mrs. S. E. Hockenberry is expected
home from her Illinois visit the firs1
Of the week, her father having re-
covered somewhat from his recent
severe sick spell.
McGovern & Bison shipped ou
during the month of January % car.
of live stock from Brayton and 10
rah. A good starter for the initia
month Of the year.
The revival meetings at the Bap
tist church still continue with in
creased interest manifested. Th
subject for next Sunday evening i
Pillows under the Arms.o
The Brayton hotel building, wa
sold at sheriff's sale at Audubon
Tuesday. We understand it wa
bought in by loan company VIII,
had a large claim against it.
W. r. Barber, collector for tn
Green Bay Lumber Company, wa
here Tuesday visiting with Nels Sorn
sen. He is one of the jolliest men Of
the road and has kind word TO
everybody.
Ingvard Birk, who lives on the oil,
johnson farm, northwest of Bray ton
was at Extra Tuesday, deliverin,
three head of young cattle which h
had sold to Hensley Brothers and 70
which he received the snug sum Q
$4,000.
Sam Scharff, j. P. Nielsen AM
l.. w. johnson, of the Troublesom
Valley creamery, attended the meet
ing of the Botna Valley Associatio
at Extra Tuesday. Mr.. johnson rea
very interesting paper before tn
convention.
Lafayette Simpson returned fror
his trip to Chicago Tuesday evening
On his way home he stopped off a
Des Moines and visited few day
with relatives in the Capitol City
LATE reports having splendid tim
while he was gone.
A little wee mite of girl bah
put in an appearance at the home {
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Shirley, of Oakfel