Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-31


receive courteous treatment at his
hands. Give him a call:
j. p. Nelson and wife and their lit
tie one were in Brayton, on Tuesday
tied with his friends the two latter
went to the Doctor hoob home, barred
their arms and were vaccinated.
There will be spelling school at
the Eli Hansen school house, district
number six, Oakteld township, on
Tuesday evening, February 9Th. All
are invited to attend.
HATTIE HuYCK, Teacher.
Uncle Mike Schartf came over from
his home, III The Valley, and passed
the first days Of the week at the Frank
Heath home, in Brayton. Mr.. Schartr
has nearly recovered from his late
illness and is the same jolly soul as OF
old.
Peter Albertson and Peter Madison
were in Brayton, last Tuesday, and
purchased of Mr.. Nels Sorensen, at
Green Bay Yards, material with
which to build barn, out on the
Henry Blackwell place, that is to be
52by4O feet In size
Nels Anderson, who has farmed
land belonging to Mr.. Niels P Hoegh,
out in Oaktield township, for some
time will leave that locality this
spring and move to Mr.. Hoegh's place
| "a Ia ~
north east from Extra.
George Frasier and wife came up
from Griswold, Monday evening, and
went out to visit with her parents $,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Christopher Smith. On
Tuesday they went to Extra to nego-
tate tor the purchase of some prop
erty i'll that busy little city.
His many friends will be glad to
learn that Asa Horton, who has been
quarantined at Audubon, for small
poX, has been released and is now out
in Douglas township helping to care
for the A. G. Darlsnd family, who
are afflicted with that disease.
If that little girl, or person older
grown, who lost hand kerchief, last
Friday night, with coin Of the realm
tied in one corner, while coming across
the Wild Moor will 60 to the Charley
Bison drug store and prove owner
ship they can have their property.
1t became the duty of Director
Peter Albertson to sternly rebuke
| those large boys, who attend the Oak
field Center school, one day this week
and informs us that another exhibit
ton like that will be punished vii h
the heaviest penalty that the law can
intlict.
Listen and we'll tell you another
pig story: Mr.. Jens P. Juhl drove
tifty-two hogs into the Brayton
stock yards, last Tuesday, the oldest
one being only ten months old, and
every pig in that herd averaged three
hundred and five pounds each. There,
beat them
Word has been received at Oaktield
from Dolores, Colorado, that on the
last days OF February or the first DAYS
of March Mrs. w. II. Brinkerhotf and
her two daughters, the Misses Blossom
and Goldie Brinkerhotl, will arrive TO
pass the summer with relatives here
and at Extra.
Uncle l.. ID. Pearson, father of onr
Village Blacksmith, still continues
very i'll at his home, over in the
Crooked Greek Valley, from the raw
ages of pneumonia. Tuesday morning
his daughter, Mrs. Will Chambers,
arrived from Des Moines and was at
once conveyed to the bedside of her
sick father.
Question for discussion at the Oak
field Literary Society, next Friday
evening is: Resolved, THAT whateve,
is, is right Ed, Lewis is chief ON
the affirmative side and will be assist
ed by Ward Smith, e. M. Enenbach
Moses Brinkerhotf and Ray Heath
The chief speaker on the negative is
John Kelly, and Charley Burton and
WendIe Smith will help him argue
his side of the case.
j. p. Nelson, buttermaker at the
Troublesome Valley creamery, wishes
us to urge upon all creamery men the
necessity Of attending the National
Creamery Association Meeting, to be
held at Saint Paul, Minnesota, ON
February is, 10, 20, 2l, %, and to
particularly urge upon his fellow
butter workers the ACCESSIBILITY of
preparing tub OF butter for exhibit
zion at that lime and place.
Peter f. Howell, of Avoca, has
been visiting the past week with
John L. Jenkins and family aud greet
ing his many former friends and asso-
ciaieS. Few men are rs welcome to
the Brayton families as Mr. Howell
and h,s friends are legion. He seems
to be enjoying life serenely aud he
meets every one with that cordial
freedom that made him so many
friends when he was one of the people
here.
When Mr.. |. II. jenkins was up
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