Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-07

Preaching 200 p m. Junior Society 3:OOp. M
3. Y. z. U. meeting Friday evening, 80 p. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. 80 p. m
Covenant meeting "Wednesday evening proceed
You are cordially invited to attend these ser.
c. NJ. Wucox, Pastor
b. r. Greer's baby has been sick
for the past few days.
|. p. Hallocl intends to fill his ice
house with ice while the ice lasts.
One of J. w. Cannon's little girls
was sick the fore part OF the week.
Lester Gransberry made business
call at Brayton, Tuesday, between
trains.
Robt. Gibson, sor-in- law of Thos.
Burns, is the proud father of a bcunc-
ing baby boy.
Bird Benson was up to Extra, last
Tuesday afternoon, swapping some
wheat for some -four
A moving picture entertainment
was given at the Bendixen hall last
Saturday to we'll filled house.
John jenkins is putting up his
next summers ice. He intends to
take advantage of this cold snap.
Dave Carpenter has proved him.
self cobbler. He has been doing
some repairing for his neighbors.
U. B. Smith has become real es-
tate speculator. He bought six lots
in Oaktield of Chas. Sykes last week
Mrs. Thos. Bastendorf was sick the
first of the week and under the care
of the doctor, but is somewhat in
jured.
Mrs. VIM. Buckley, wife of the
Brayton harness maker, was quite i'll
the first of the week, but improving
slowly.
Elmer Gould's baby has been under
the weather for few days. Nothing
serious only some ailment peculiar to
children.
A. n. Horton and j. N. Horton
have advertised a public sile, at the
home of the former, on Friday, Feb
ruary Sth.
Dick Powers has accepted posi-
ton in a packing house in Omaha
and intends to leave in the near future
for that place.
George Jones, OF west Oakteld
township, has posted bills for pub
lie sale, at his place, on Wednesday,
February 18th.
Henry Blackwell was in Brayton
and vicinity. Tuesday, posting up
bills for his public sale at his farm on
February 25th.
John Cannon is still working tor
B. f. Greer. Johns face is swell
affair. he has had the neuralgia for
the past few days.
b. r. Greer is still on the sick list
We hope he may soon be up and
about again and able to attend to his
duties at the store.
John Dickey came in from Creston,
Tuesday evening, TO join his family
down on the Geo. Atkinson farm
which he purchased last fall.
Geo. Powers, who has been in Des
Moines acting as collector for bank
of that place, received promotion
recently as teller of the bank.
Andrew Juhl marketed an extra
fine buuch of hogs, the first Of the
week, and received the top of the
market, five dollars hundred.
Thos. Simpson is still on the sick
list. He was little better the first
of the week. He has had a very
severe attack of the grip and rheuma-
tism.
Chris Thompson, who clerks at the
Charley Bison drug store, was so
badly affected, Of Ia grippe, the past
week that he was of duty for day
or two.
Clarence Noon came down from
Extra, Tuesday, TO remain a few days
with his many farmer neighbors and
friends before again departing for his
new home in the west,
Mrs b. f. Simpson was under the
care of the doctor the last of the week
and at the same time Mr.. Simpson
and Miss Ethel were afflicted with am
aggravated case of grip.