Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-05-17
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Charley Bison was business VS.
ltor in Audubon, Wednesday.

Charley Bison was a business VS.
ltor in Audubon, Wednesday.
Iona Beers was calling upon his
Atlantic friends, last Tuesday.
Ned Wood made business trip to
A tlantic and back, Last Monday.
Barber Clemensen was business
visitor in Atlantic, last Tuesday.
W. G.. Wilson, over in the Valley,
lost one of his best horses, this week.
Charley jenkins is passing few
days this week with his Brayton and
/. Oakfield relatives.
Sheriff Fern Anderson and family
We're over on the Cass county line
this week, visiting relatives.
Kirk Merrick and wife were over
east last Sunday, and passed the day
with Dwight West and family.
That pony that Uncle ST. Clark had
corralled on his farm belonged to
George Smith, who resides at Hamlin.
Section Foreman Fred Edmundson
and his men unloaded car of splen-
did oak ties, at Brayton, last Tuesday
Next week Owen Ide will ship that
carload of extra fine cattle that he
has been feeding to the Chicago
Z market
3 Jesse Anderson is lying at his home,
/ little way south of Oaktield, a
very sick man, caused by an attack of
pneumonia.
Mr.. David Beers was up at Extra,
last Tuesday morning, visiting with
his friends and attending to some
business matters.
Nels Peterson was down from his
Hamlin township home, last Tuesday
afternoon, visiting his sold time neigh
bors and friends.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Bruhn, who was here for short visit,
returned to her duties, in Atlantic,
8 last Tuesday noon.
Mother Barhan, over about the
Highland church, who has been so i'll.
we are glad to state, is improving in
hodiIu qulle rapidly.
Mrs. j. A. Wagner, who has been
visiting with her sister-in -law, Mrs.
w. Il. Koob, returned to her home.
at Anita, Wednesday.
Next Sunday, out at the Danish
Lutheran church, at Oak Hill. thew
will! begin holding Sunday School. to
continue until next winter.
Mr.. Nels Sornson solda bill of lum-
Der, this week, to Mr.. Jens Christen-
sen, who will build neat cottage on
his farm, over near Elkhorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jensen, south
of Oaktield, are the parents of a new
boy baby, who made his advent into
this world one day last week.
Mr. eas thrifty farmer
over west of Brayton, shipped two
carloads Of fat hogs from his pens to
the eastern market, this week.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Erwin Jones, who has been so i'll, is
pronounced out Of danger by the at
tending physician, Doctor Koob.
The Highland base ball club has
been reorganized and Lawrence Turn
or selected as captain. Now some
club knock the chip off their shoulder.
Misses Mae and Pearl Jenkins went
Up to Extra, last Saturday, visited
with the John B. Connrardy family
and attended the band concert, in the
evening.
Messrs. Gus Earl and John McCosh
were over from Anita one day last
week talking about Jersey cattle with
NJ. w. S. Ordway, who lives east of
= ,akfeld.
Mr.. Jack Morton was down from
Audubon, one day this week, and
passed few hours with his friend,
Mr. William Buckley, our new har
ness maker.
Professor Bryson, formerly teacher
ofthe violin in the Atlantic, Business
college, was at Brayton, on Tuesday.
arranging to organize class here and
/ Oft Oakfeld.
Ernest Cotton and Richard Powers.
I sembers of the Extra band, were up
that city, last Saturday, and rem
red valued assistance at the concert
the evening.
Charley Burton is doing duty up
Audubon, this week, as petit
lryman. Charley was the lone fish
rman, from down this way, that got
drawn" this time
When we were in Brayton, last
ssday, Marion Jenkins condition
50 much improved that he was
stc sit up in an easy chair for
81 hours at time.
he family of Rev. IIald, the new
mister out at the Oak Hill church.
rived, last Friday evening, and they
W e, now comfortably located at the
sonage out there.
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