Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-09


last Saturday.
Geo. Mcclure is suffering from a
severe attack of tonsillitis.
Ed. Lewis visited with friends in
Audubon Tuesday evening.
Peter Jacobsen sold the last of his
Red Polled cattle last week
r. M. Pollock attended to business
matters in Atlantic last Saturday.
T. j. McGovern recently purchased
fine buggy harness of VIM. Buckley.
Kirk Merrick and wife spent Sun
day at the Dwight West home, near
Extra.
S. P. Daugaard was up to Extra
Tuesday attending to business
matters.
Miss Mable Chase visited last week
in the country with her friend, Miss
Mable Harter.
Mrs. F. Nj. Heath has returned
from visit at the w. E. Parrott
home, near Extra.
ID. C. and Ward Smith, the Oak.
field merchants, were buiness visitors
to Atlantic Tuesday.
j. G. Hardman had the misfortune
to lose 9. Maud Sawyer" valuable
trotting bred mare, this week.
McGovern e. Bison keep right on
shipping out hogs. They shipped
a car Tuesday and car Wednesday.
Katie Wroe, from over east of Oak
field, visited with her young friend,
Zephyr Smith, the first OF the week.
Theo. Daugaard, the little boy who
was SO badly cut up by mower a
couple Of weeks ago, is getting along
nicely.
'Totso Cotton, Mae and Perle
jenkins, Frankie Wood and Edna
Pearson are at Audubon attending
Normal.
Mrs. 0. j. Houston and daughter,
Lulu, who have been visiting at the
ID. W. Powers home, have gone to
Extra for visit.
Miss Hannah Bradford, of Oska-
loosa, who was visiting at the Wroe
home, east of Oakfeld, has gone to
Anita for visit.
The many friends Of LIMO Bison
will be pleased to know that she is
on the rapid road to recovery, from
her recent illness.
VIM. Onken, northwest of Blayton,
has purchased lumber for two story
house 16x26, which he will soon have
erected on his farm.
Geo. Jones and S. P. Kraglund are
each hauling out lumber for large
double corn cribs, which they will
erect OH their farms
The Young people are anticipating
a good time at the dance to be given
by the Pearson Orchestra, Friday
evening Of next week.
Geo. Mcclure returned from Idaho
Sunday and will remain for a time
visiting among relatives and old
neighbors and friends.
Mrs. F. P. Fredricksen, of Tyler
Mimi, and her parents from neal
Elkhorn, spent Sunday at the KLEIN.
ensen home in Brayton.
Walt Faulkner, formerly cashier O
the Bank Of Brayton, was over from
Anita one day last week shaking
hands with old friends.
Mrs. j. E. Mcclure, who has beef
visiting the j. z. Hardman family
returned to her home, at Logan, Tues
day. She is Mr.. Hardman's sister.
Geo. Huyck, one of the prosperou
farmers west of Brayton, is having
new Perkins wind mill and a com
plete set of water works put in O
his farm.
Baptist church will give an ice cream
social at the L. j. Essington home
north of Brayton, Saturday evening
of this week.
Joe Gearheart was down from Elk
ira this week doing the mason wor
on large cistern which j. G. Hard
man is having put in to supply waite
for his stock.
Uncle L. D. Pearson was in las
Friday afternoon and spent fe'
hours with his son, w. H. The oil
gentleman's health still continue
quite poorly.
Nes Petersen, out west of Braytol
is hauling out lumber for new hou'
two stories high l6x2S with an :" L
16xl6, which he going to have cree
ed on his fine farm.
Miss Electa Abbott was Thrice
years old last Saturday and in tt
evening a number of her your
friends called at her home to help h
celebrate the event.
Ellis Cannon was thrown from
horse into barbed wire fence out
B. F. Simpsons last Sunday. T
received several good sized cuts bl
none of them serious.