Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-12-05
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Charlie Sykes little baby is quite
ill this week, but at present is recov-
ering and in few days the parents
hope it will have completely recov-
cred.
Claude Andrews and 1. P. Hallock
shipped car of cattle to Omaha, last
Monday. Claude had only part of a
car and Mr.. Hallock filled up the car
| for him.
| County Surveyor H. S. Wattles,
who now makes his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bison, was at
tending to business affairs in Extra,
Monday.
Rev. Jones and wife, of Atlantic
came up Tuesday evening and will,
assist Rev. Wilcox in the service,
which ne is conducting with very
gratifying results.
| If you want nice Cloak, Jacket or
Cape or tai lor- made Suit at a bar
gain, call on G. A. Heath. He has
just received fine line and is prepar-
ed to give bargains.
VIM. Bintner Jr.purchased the Can
non farm short time ago for $50
per acre and the last OF the week sold
the same to Mis- Jessen for an advance
of six dollars per acre.
The dance given at the Bendixen
hall, Thanksgiving evening, by the
Pearson Orchestra was we'll attended
there being number of young peo-
i pie down from Extra.
\ Cloaks, Jackets, Capes, Suits, latest
styles, just in. | bought these at a
sacrifice and will give you the great
est values for your money ever receiv-
ed. G.. A. HEATH.
Mrs. VIM. Bintner has sufficiently
recovered to be able to be moved to
her home at Extra where she is now
resting easy, and on the rapid road to
recovery and will be around again in
few weeks.
H. S. Wattles went up into Viola
township, Tuesday, to appear as a
witness in the case Of Wychoff VS.
Allen which is dispute arising about
the changing of certain road up in
that township.
The Clay Township Creamery Co.,
located IN the edge of Shelby county,
had workmen busy this week erecting
small warehouse at the north end of
} the yards in which to store their
creamery supplies.
Niels Hoegh, prosperous farmer
living near Brayton, took the train,
Tuesday, for Audubon and from there
he joins the excursion and goes over
the North Western to look at the
South Dakota country.
Lu Connrardy, teacher at the Bray
ton schools, was down to the train
Tuesday noon to bid her mother good
bye, who was on her way to Hubbell,
Nebraska to attend to the wants OF
r her father tho is quite ill.
~ Frank Freeman shipped his black
COW "Nellie'' to the Omaha markets
Monday and accompanied her and the
rest of the carload of cattle to the
9 city where he will visit and attend to
business affairs for a few days.
Chris Rasmussen, former employe
q at the Journal office but now travel
f ing for novelty house, in Minneso-
ia, came down to Brayton, from Ex-
ira, Wednesday evening and spent
. Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs
Jacob Blom.
Brayton, la. December 2, 1901
The following letters remain un.
Y called for and will be sent to the deaG
: letter office in 80 days.
. Knud Hansen, j. I'll. Petersen, P. G.
Larsen, G.. P Sorensen, Mrs. P. Jenk
e ms. MARION JENKINS, p. M.
# L bought some CZOaks, lack
cts, CHpes and Suits at a 2.ess.s
bargain and I Ns1s going tt
sell them at a ss1saiL profit
J, --latest Styles. Good Goods.
u C.. A. HEATH,
BruytOsl, IOsUls
KEGS Hallock and family departed
4 for Atlantic Saturday, where hi
wife and children will remain ant
visit with his sister, Mrs. Curry ant
he will go on to Nebraska and pre-
i. pare the home for them, SO it will
/ be more pleasant when they do arrive
The Franklin, Davis & Co. new
hardware store is rapidly being stock
q ed up with a fine line of new goods
They also received new set of Jone
scales that are absolutely correct a
this firm believes in honest weight
square dealing and satisfied customers
Vim. Buckley made SO numbers 70
one of his best robes, the first of tn
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