Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-30

sch DOL next tuesday as she missed q
couple OF days for sickness that she
will have to make up. She will teach
the same school this winter.
There was dance last Friday night
in the Bendixen hall by the Danish
young folks. They filled the hall
and each and every one of them en-
joyed each moment that they were
there.
Last Thursday Mrs. A. Kleuver
living three miles west of town,
accidentally fell down and seriously
hurt her left side and arm, but is now
getting along nicely under the care of
the doctor.
Mr.. Miller showed us picture this
week of his brother who recently
passed away at his home in Nebraska.
The picture was taken with a back
ground of banks of flowers and made
very pleasing effect.
Joe Smith is busy this week
putting up big double crib for G.
l.. Bosom out on his fine farm.
Charley is getting things in shape for
cold winter and will have this very
handily arranged for feeding pur-
poses.
Miss Ruby Pearson will close her
school Friday with a picnic for her
children. She has had very sue
cessful term this fall and her patrons
and director show their appreciation
by retaining her for the coming term.
Will Davis and wife of Lewis,
were up the latter part of last wee k
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fl. Frank
lin. Mr.. Davis is interested with
Mr.. Franklin in the enterprises of
their town managed by Mr.. Frank
lin.
soren Dangaard, Brayton's real
estate agent, returned last week from
his trip to Langford, South Dakota,
where he purchased another quarter
section of land. He also sold a quar-
ter section to Jens Andersen of Cedar
Falls.
Chris Dangaard, who has been up
to Dakota the past summer looking
after his fathers farm, is back again
and will remain at home during this
winter. He expects to again 60 up
north when spring work opens and
will again care for his fathers place.
W. Smith of Oakfeld, closed his
fall term of school at the Lewis school
house last Saturday with program
for all present. He has conducted
very successful term this fall and has
been offered the school again for the
winter which he will doubtless
accept.
Last Monday as Max Parrott, Mitt
Parrott's little boy was playing
around in the yard he accidentally
fell down and struck his hand against
sharp piece of glass and gave it an
awful cash. The cut was attended
to however by the doctor and the
little fellow is now getting on nicely.
The speech last Friday night by
Mr.. Saunders was we'll attended and
his talk was pleasing to all present.
tie is counted one of the most fluent
men in the state and is much sought
after by the members Of the M. w.
"A. in their log rolling. The Pearson
orchestra furnished the music for the
occasion and they are we'll adapted
for any such work.
|. p. Hallock and j. G.. Hardman
received a car of western horses last
Saturday from Omaha and will put
them out to various people that wish
them. The time of western bronchos
is past and that hardy race of equi-
mines have all been superseded by the
horses of native blood that tame
down quickly and make as quiet ami
mails as need be found any place.
The 3 Smiths will give social
dance at their new building
Halloween night, to which all people
who wish to have pleasant time are
invited, others need not apply. The
Pearson orchestra has been engaged
to give the music and they have be-
come famous for the quality of their
high grade music. The floor is in
excellent shape and there is no reason
why there will not be good time.
The entertainment given by Miss
Lucille Connrardy with her school
children in Brayton was an entire
success in every way. The children
all did splendidly; reciting their
pieces with ease and distinction that
showed their teacher had taken great
pains with them. Financially it was
a success as l01 tickets were sold.
Miss Connrardy now has a good