Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-25

Miss Myrtle Kelley is reported on
the sick list this week-la grippe.
Paul Zaner, of Extra, was with
Brayton friends few hours Tuesday.
r.. M. Pollock returned last Satur-
day from his business trip to South
} Dakota.
Bonnie Clark and his cousin, Err
nest spent Sunday with relatives at
Griswold.
n P. Mailer, of Sharon township,
visited Brayton friends the first of
the week.
Frank Templeman, just over the
line in Cass county, is severe suffer-
er from lagrippe.
Uncle |. P. Hallock was looking
after his land interests In Woodbury.
county the latter part of last week.
Jim McGovern, Sr., of Atlantic,
was up and spent Sunday with his
son Tommy aud other relatives here.
Because he was the lucky man
Frank Freeman gave John A. john
son fine box of cigars Saturday
evening.
Miss Cynthia Koob, Of Highland,
was here last week the guest of her
brothers, John and the Doctor and
their families.
Miss Maud Bowen came down
from Extra Tuesday and is again in
stalled as clerk at B. F. Greer's big
store at Oakfield.
Geo. Fredricksen, of Oaktield town
ship, sold 25 fine fat hogs to Nc
Govern & Bison Monday. He re-
ceiyed 1925 per cwt.
Mrs. N. P. Christensen and Miss
Verna Croy, Of Extra, were visitors
at the Hallock home at Oakfield from
Friday until Monday.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me are requested to call
and settle by cash or note before
February LIST. G. A. HEATH.
Wilbur Cadwallader, we'll known
here, has secured a position as travel
ing salesman for the Osborne Har-
vesting Machine Company with his
headquarters at Council Bluffs.
Frank Robinson and his gang Of
John Wards bridge constructors were
busy the first of the week putting in
much needed new bridge at the old
Ballard crossing south Of Oakfeld.
All persons knowing themselve;
indebted to me are requested to cal
and settle before February 1st, as
will close my books on that date,
B. f. GREER.
The Ladies Aid Society will fur
nish oyster supper for the Woodmel
in the Slender store building mex
Tuesday evening. The boys will
need it before they get through tina
evening.
Kees Halleck and LATE Simpson
went to Chicago Saturday evenin!
with stock. The shipment CONSISTED
chiefly of $2,OOO.00 consignment O
hogs which B. F. Simpson had sol,
to McGovern Il Bison.
Rev. 7! A. Jones has accepted tn
call oflthe Baptist church, of Allan
s ic, As their minister for anothe
year. Mr.. Jones is the divine VIII
last fall was married to Miss Edit
Neff, formerly of Oakfeld
Frank jenkins will leave the frs
of next week for Montana, where W
understand, he will accept positio
with T. l.. Kelly. He intended t
have gone this week, but will no.
! await Mr.. Kelly's arrival from til
West.
The question for debate next Mol
day evening at the Oakfeld Literar
is, 'Resolved, That the initiative an
referendum policy should be adopte
in our legislation" 1t is bran
new question and should prove vel
interesting.
The Danish Lutheran church,
Oak Hill, has accepted the resigns
ton Of Rev. N. p. Gravengaard ar
have engaged new minister wi
will be here in April. There will
another business meeting Of u
church one day next week.
- Geo. M. Tolen came up from Fo
tanelle and spent Monday night wi
j. G. Hardman. Before he left t
next morning he had purchased tv
of Mr.. Hardman's most priced Polar
Chinas at fancy price. Mr.. Tol
is himself raiser Of thoroughbr
stock.
NJ. A. Clark and wife arrived fro
South Dakota Tuesday evening al
will remain in Brayton for some tir
as Mr.. Clark intends making this /
headquarters. He is the genel
agent of the Artesian Land Compa
of South Dakota and is here to 10
up business.
ss';s,rfe learn that l. H. Jenkins /
sold his fine farm south Of Oakfie
to f. G. Lambert, the considerati