Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-28

VIM. McGram, who has been SC
low with scarlet fever, is improving
The literary meetings at the Acad.
envy at Oakfield have closed for the
season.
L. II. Forester, over by Highland
church, will have a public sale on
March 5.
L. j. Essington is having a good
time breaking team of colts to
eswhoa."
Frank Chase, to be in style, had his
wife and three children vaccinated
this week.
Ralph Huyck, from near Atlantic,
was visitor at Mr.. Blackman's sale
last Monday.
j. T. BendiXen was over and clerked
the Siminson Ruhlin sale last Tues
day afternoon.
S. L. Ballard purchased the Edison
music box at the Charlie Bison drug
store, Monday.
Glen Gentle, at the f. NJ. Stoner
farm at Lorah, will have a public
sale on March A.
Chas. P. Jensen, out northwest of
Brayton is reported to be very Ill
man of an attack of the grip.
Remember the school election of a
sub-dlrector at the Oakfeld Academy
next Monday and all be there.
Mrs. John It. Jenkins, like most of
the rest of us, has had hard siege of
the grip for the past few days.
D. A. Carpenter, his wife and
mother and two girls are all enter
tanning vaccination" this week.
There will be regular services at
the Baptist church in Brayton next
Sunday, both morning and evening.
Mr.. Townsend, son-in-law of Tom
Burns, has moved out to Nebraska,
where he has rented farm for this
season.
Henry Pollock made pilgrimage
up to Manning, Tuesday evening,
combining business and pleasure in
the trip.
Uncle 1. p. Hallock and his son,
Percy, visited with their friends up
at Extra for a few hours last Tuesday
afternoon.
Nels Sornsen, manager Of the Green
bay yards Bray ton, was among his
Extra friends, Monday afternoon Of
sdthis week.
Frank Jenkins busies himself, when
the weather is fine, by pacing three
young booded colts that he and
Marion possess.
Frank Smith, who has been living
down on the Ballard estate is work
ing in III. w. Pearson's blacksmith
shop the first of the week.
Charlie Petersen'steam took lively
run out west of Brayton, Tuesday
morning but the damage they did did
not amount to very much.
Tom Burns has moved his family
from Oaktield up to the home of his
mother at West Extra where they
will reside the coming summer.
Horace Bartlett sold a fine young
horse to George Chase and his bows,
Tuesday, and they had a little one
horse" show persuading him to lead.
Someone told us that someone told
them that Doug Hamlin met Frank
Greer on the streets Of Kansas City,
last Friday, and had talk with him
The L. M. PARROT family aresome-
what afflicted this week. The child
rem have the chicken pox and " Nit"
was vaccinated and oh my, how sore
that arm is.
J. G. Hartman shipped one of the
finest hogs he had in his lakewood
Herd of Poland Chinas to A. j. Earl,
over at Anita, on the last Tuesday
5snoon train.
III Cashier Edwin DeIahoyde, of Extra,
SgsWas in Brayton, Tuesday afternoon.
Cooking after the affairs OF the Bank
1Sof Brayton, of which he is one of the
Nproprietors.
SE Del Heath has added a fine new
team of horses 10 his other earthly
possessions and proposes to have many
!. a pleasant ride with his family the
coming summer.
There was no school Tuesday after
noon and some of the kids skated on
the river, some went fishing and
others first chased one fleeting shadow
and then another.
w. III. Pearson, our shaper of iron
and steel, was SO i'll of the grip, the
first part of the week, that he had to
be still in bed aud be fed medicine
from spoon for few days.
c.. A. Tetrick, the man who has
been running the Bravton hotel, has
rented farm near Villisca, Mont
gomery county, ana has moved his
family down to that country.