Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-26

soon move to a farm near Council
Bluffs which he purchased some time
ago.
j. NJ. Petersen of Stuart, was here
Tuesday attending to business affairs.
On Wednesday he left for the county
seat.
Juel & Hansen shipped one car of
hogs last Friday night and expected
to ship again on Thursday Of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson were
given a surprise party last Friday
evening which was enjoyed by all
present.
Iona Beers and wife are going to
move to his farm, one and one-half
miles southeast of Brayton, next
Monday.
Frank Copley and wife were
presented with baby boy Wednes-
day evening to make home happy and
hearts glad.
Ed Gochanour and wife of Anita
were in Brayton last Thursday visit
ing with her grand parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Smith.
Fred Edmundson's little child has
been suffering with stomach trouble
for few days but it is hoped she
may soon recover.
The Owens Musical and Dramatic
Co., was to show here last Wednes-
day evening with their troupe of
songsters and orators.
Geo. Doyle who has been living on
the Iona Beers farm, moved to the
place where Chas. Sykes has been
living last Thursday.
Martin Thompson's little girl who
has been to Omaha taking treatment
for sometime, is now home and suffer-
ing with lung trouble.
Percy and Floyd Freeman went to
Extra last Saturday and returned
Sunday after having spent pleasant
time with their friends.
Chris christensen living out west
of town, will go to Michigan March
LIST, and commence duties on a farm
which he has purchased in that coun-
try.
Jake Civilians who has been
working in Des Moines in the coal
mines this last winter arrived Mon
day to visit with his family in Oak
field.
Miss Edna Pearson closed her
school at No. Extra township last
Friday and was showered with good
bye's from her pupils ere her depart
ure to Minnesota.
Bert Pitman who has been on the
Chas. Bison farm for some time will
move to Washington, Iowa, March
LIST, and Sam Pearson will take his
place on the farm.
j. r. Potter of Marine, was in
Brayton last Saturday and deal was
whereby he secured the
possession of Iona Beers butcher
shop in the former city.
Bird Benson and family intended
to move to Randolph, Nebraska,
Wednesday providing he could get a
car for his goods. Anton Kerr will
90 with hlm and work tor him.
Mrs. Hans Hansen was in town
Tuesday looking after house in
which to reside upon her arrival here
in few days. She decided upon the
Del Heath house and will move there
next week.
We are informed that the daughter
of N. j.. Nelson of Moline, Illinois,
has consumption and is not expected
to live. Mr.. Nelson formerly lived
here and was engaged in the hard
ware business.
Having sold our STOCK OF goods we
desire that all persons owing us call
and settle their accounts before March
18th, 1908. Goods sold at greatly
reduced prices until said date.
JENKINS Il VAIL.
Many people are joining in the
revival meetings here which are
proving such success. Messrs Yule
and Mountain are very enthusiastic in
their work which is doing so much
good and they deserve considerable
credit.
The vaudeville show last Wednes-
day and Thursday enjoyed good at
tendance and presented good per-
Torrance. On Thursday evening a
prize was awarded to the most popu-
lar lady in town who proved to be
Mrs. Maude Thompson who received
an elegant silver set, in beautiful
plush case.
Mrs. Dickinson and her two sons
Donald and Haster, visited at the Lu
Miller home from Thursday until
Monday when they left for their
home at Endicott, Nebraska. Mrs.
Dickinson and Mr.. Miller were neigh
bors in the old country and had not
seen each other for eighteen years and
to say the meeting was enioyed would