Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-04-18

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G. M. WILCOX, Pastor.
Mr.. Johnny Burns was up to Extra
Sunday, visiting with his friends.
Since the recent rain the roads are
in almost as bad a condition as before.
Fl. S. Wattles spent Sunday with
ourdruggist, Chas. Bison and fam
lily.
Mrs. Jessamine Hunt is teaching
the Hamlin school, in the Stillside
district.
Miss ALA Cannon, of Oaktield, was
visiting with her friend, Miss Grace
Bowen, Sunday.
j.. P. Bendixsen and DR.. Koob
bought hogs at the Chas. Schartf sale,
on last Monday.
Ray Heath vows he will be aveng-
ed on the snipe hunt described in the
last weeks issue.
John Kelly went to Atlantic, Tues
day, to attend to business and visit
with his friends.
A sister Of Mrs. Sam Hewlett, liv-
ing southeast Of Oakfield, has been
i'll, the past week.
Miss Ethel Browning, of Atlantic,
but formerly of Oaktield, is much
better at her home, in that city.
William McFarlane, of Audubon,
visited a few days this week, with
his friend, LATE Simpson at Stillside.
q. A. Heath has received a nice
line of spring goods, which he has
been busy u%npacking, the past week.
Willie Bintner was up to Extra, on
Monday evening, and attended the
lecture given by the business mems
lecture course.
Chas. Bison was busy making his
garden, Tuesday, so as to be able to
have fresh garden vegetables, as soon
as his neighbors.
Peter johnson, west of Brayton,
lost his family dog of a black and
white color and was in town, Mon
day, inquiring for the m
Walter Stoneking, of the vicinity
of Oaktield, was up to Extra, the
first of the week, and spent a few
hours visiting with his friends.
VIM. Neff, Of Audubon, was in our
city, last Monday, visiting with his
many friends here, and in the after
noon he attended the Chas. Schartf
sale.
Frank Basham and wife returned
to their home, at Extra, Monday,
after spending nearly two weeks Wis.
iting at the j. w. Cannon home, in
Oakfield.
jenkins Il Juhl boughta carload of
tat hogs of those prosperous farmers,
the Bintner Brothers, Monday. They
shipped the same to Omaha, the first
of the week.
KEGS Hallock's baby is on the sick
this week. But at this writing the
little one is improving and we hope
in a few days it Will have entirely
regained its health.
Nels Sorensen bought a through
bred Poland China hog Of j. G. Hard
man, the past week. Mr.. Hardman
hogs are fine and he always finds
ready sale for his stock.
Nels Boose started a huckster wag-
on fn,. TapEinc a. Voi) n, Loot Mo,lo,
He reports the roads not in the best
Of condition but nevertheless he got
a good quantity of eggs.
B. F. Simpson arrived in Brayton,
Thursday, from Omaha with eighty
five head of feeding cattle. He will
place this stock in his feed yards, and
fatten them for the fall market.
Ben Howell, who has been visiting
with his lady friend, in our city, the
past week, returned to his home, al
Avoca, the first Of the week, after
spending a very enjoyable week.
Miss Carrie Osborne, of Atlantic,
who has been visiting with her cous
ms, Ralph Hawks and wife, has end.
ed her vacation pleasures and return.
ed to her duties in the high school.
l. p. Hallock returned from hi
trip to Omaha, Friday, and brought
with him two hundred and forty five
head of stock cattle, which he viii
place on pasture, the coming summer
Tic McGovern, the wide awake
stock buyer at Brayton, went dow
to Lorah, one day the past week
and bought a carload of nice porkers
which he shipped to the Omaha mar
kets.
Prof. Enenbach went to Extra
Monday evening, and attended tn
lecture given by Father Nugent. II