Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-01
Mr.. Oak, from Oakdale, spent Sun

y. i. McGovern sold goOd morse
to Ckas. Schwalpe last Monday.
Peter Nelson, of Elkhorn, was
visiting in Brayton last Tuesday.
For SALE.-2O good Poland China
Bears JIG. HARDMAN.
> Ingvard Birk was one of the petit
jurors in the county seat this week.
L. G. Heath placed nice drove of
hogs on the market Tuesday receiving
the top price for the same.
Otto Eggers came up from Allan
tic and spent last Sunday at the
pleasant home of B. F. Simpson.
S. T.. Ballard was in the county
seat attending court as juror this
week. He returned home Tuesday.
For SALE Some large English
Berkshire hogs. Call at my farm 8
miles east of Brayton. R. P. CLARK.
Mrs. Will Woodward, OF Extra,
visited from Saturday to Monday at
the pleasant home of Geo. Freeman.
The speech by Lester Van Slyke
was we'll attended last Saturday and
he made good impression on the
crowd.
Nearly all of the republican candi-
dates for county offices were in town
last Thursday night or Saturday
night.
Mrs. HI. w. Pollock returned Mon
day from Manning where she has
been visiting with relatives and
friends.
Geo. Trip and l. H. jenkins were
up from Atlantic the first of the week
attending to business and visiting
friends.
Will Bintner accompanied Prof.
Enenbach to his home at Arcadia and
will spend the two weeks vacation
with him.
Misses May and Pearl Jenkins have
added to the pleasantness of the in
terror of their home by having it
newly papered.
Lulu Handles, of Avoca, was visit
ing at the Jenkins home this last
week. She returned to her home in
4 Avoca last Tuesday.
The boys are busy this week trap
ping gophers and receiving the boun-
ty of five cents each the amount j. T.
Jenkins has offered for them.
George Jessen, living west of town
has purchased a wind mill and will
soon discard ali old methods and have
i. q fine system of water works.
z Ingvard Birk has lost very valua-
ple water spaniel and would greatly
appreciate its return or any informa-
ton regarding its whereabouts.
Nate Carper, one of Audubon coun.
ty's best auctioneers, with his
wife spent Saturday night and Sun
day at the home of j.. j. Lewis.
Ward Smith, of the firm Of Three
Smiths is decorating the house east OF
the store with fresh coat OF paint
which greatly adds to its general APP
pearance
McGovern Il Bison shipped out a
fine car Of hogs last Tuesday and sold
them to McGovern Il Bison. Such a
market as there now is make drove
like the above valuable property.
J The Royal Neighbors are still hard
at work with the play they expect to
soon put before the people. When it
does come on all who attend may ex-
pect good evenings entertainment
Miss Alice Oaks lost gold log
chain bracelet, with /" Alice /" engrav-
ed on the locket, while at the meet
ing at Brayton Saturday night Fin
der will please leave at the postotfice
Mr.. Freeman, the representative OF
the Union Stock yards in Chicago,
was in town Monday interviewing
the stockmen and trying to induce
!. them to ship through the Union
u yards.
j. T. Jenkins sold II head OF fai
hogs Tuesday that brought him
1904 S3. The bunch weighed 7435
pounds. We would venture to guess
that there are few such hogs placed
upon the markets.
Mrs. r. M. Pollock returned home
Tuesday from her trip to southern
Illinois, where she has been for some
time visiting. The smile on Robs
face told only too plainly that he was
glad his bachelordom was over.
4 Schuyler Walker was over to Bray
ton last week and purchased mill and
piping with tank to fix up the water
supply on his farm for the winter
use. When completed ne will have
as handy system as one would wish
Lawrence Bintner who has been at
> tending college at Atkinson, Kansas,
returned home last week sick. We
did not learn however how sick he
veg, but trust to soon report him
+ able to again resume his school work
The B. Y. p. u. which was organ.