Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-22

la grippe.
p. L. Anderson has just completed
his new barn.
jim Burns has been suffering from
La grippe the past week.
Frank Gingery was business visi-
tor in Atlantic last Friday.
Mrs. j. G. B. Anderson was quite
i'll of the grippe the past week.
Miss Minnie Harter visited last
Wednesday with Miss Mae Jenkins.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. It. Greer. was quite sick last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. jenkins were
Atlantic visitors Tuesday afternoon.
"Billyo Andrews, of Extra, was
at Brayton Oh business Tuesday after
neon.
IF. Howell came over from Avo-
ca Tuesday to make short visit with
friends.
The literary at the Horton school
house closed for the season Tuesday
evening.
There was pleasant surprise party
at Arthur Merrick's last Saturday
evening.
Frank Chase and John w. Cannon
made a business trip TO Audubon last
Thursday.
Charley Wells has rented rooms
and moved into the VIM. Swolley
house this week.
Mrs. A. M. Blom is on the sick list
this week, suffering from severe at
tack of tonsilitis.
j. C. Hardman was at S. E. Hook
enberry's Tuesday forenoon dehorn-
ing bunch of cattle.
There must have been warm time
down south just over the Cass county
line Sunday evening.
Miss Mae jenkins closed a very
successful term Of school at No. 9,
last Friday afternoon.
Emmett Jensen, living near Lorah,
sswed wheat over week ago. We
wonder ii it is sprouted yet.
Uncle John Mountz sold his furs to
Atlantic buyers last week and re-.
eeived very snug sum Of money.
John Ward, the county bridge
builder, is constructing new bridge
across the Botna on j. e. Hardman's
farm.
Word has been received from At
lantic that John Curry is rapidly i'm
proving from his recent severe attack
of lung fever.
Mrs. j. g. Hard,nan went to Per-
STA, Iowa. the first of the week to
look after the attention of a sister,
who is dangerously i'll.
Peter Petersen, who recently pur-
chased the Slater property will move
to Des Moines the first of April to
reside the coming summer.
Miss Nellie Don Carlos, of Allan
tic, was here Monday and Tuesday
looking after the formation of a music
class in Brayton and vicinity.
Martin Jensen, the new man on the
r. L. Kelly place, is doing considera-
BILE building this spring and other
wise improving the looks of the farm
Geo. Mcclure and family shipped
their household goods and left Sun.
day for Cottonwood, Idaho, to joir
their relatives and make their future
home.
Lawrence Hester: Of Valley juno
ton, is here visiting with his uncle
G. Il. Bison and family. He will
pass the last Of the week with rela.
tives at Extra.
The schools of Oaktield and Bray
ton closed last Friday afternoon ant
on the evening train Prof. M. f. En-
enbach left for his home at Arcadia
to spend his vacation.
W. B. Temple will this spring
build new house on his so. acr
farm east of Old Lewisville and a
coon as completed, the same will b.
occupied by Grant Brown and family
B. F. Simpsons beautiful brood
mare, Fannie NJ, by the famous Lex
ington Wilkes, died last Friday
She was one Of the favorites of Still
side farm and very valuable animal
j. G. Hardman has about so littl
Poland Chinas, squealing for pedi
grees up to date and he also has mic
bunch of lambs. Last week he pur
chased fine pair of yearling colts o
John w. Cannon.
The Baptist ordination service
that were TO have taken place at tn
Brayton Baptist church Tuesday
was postponed for period of tw
weeks. Services at the church eac
evening this week.
Lester Van Slyke, the leadin
young attorney, of Avoca, was visit
ing with friends in and around Bray
ton the first of the week. Mr.. Va
Slyke is a brilliant young fellow an
his many friends here will watcI
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