Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-12

Miss May Jenkins was an Extra
visitor last Friday.
Helen Cotton has been sick with a
bad cold this week.
} Juel & Hansen shipped two cars of
hogs to Omaha Monday.
The "pink eye" is now going the
rounds in and around Brayton.
Geo. Hoegh brought 500 bushels
of fine oats to town on Tuesday.
h, w. Pearson intends to move to
Minnesota about the first of March.
II. M. Bartlett went to Atlantic
Thursday to attend to business affairs.
j. f. Jenkins was so unfortunate as
to lose valuable COW on last Sun
day.
Pat Gattis is busy moving his
house and barn over on the Ed Rich
farm.
j. W. Cannon and wife spent
pleasant Sunday at the B. r. Simp-
son home.
Marinus Jensen expected to go to
Omaha Wednesday on business. for
few days.
John Norris went to Shelby on last
Tuesday to attend to business affairs
in that city.
Nels Anderson of near Extra is soon
to move on the Simon Iverson farm
west Of town.
Ralph Hawks has been filling his
ice house the past week with very
fine grade Of ice.
John johnson and wife lost thei,
infant babe last week and it was bur-
led on Saturday.
Roscoe Essington has decided to
stay this summer and till the soil on
his fathers farm.
Chas. Bisom's little daughter has
been slightly under the weather for
the past few days.
We are sorry to report that Chas
Sykes little boy is only slightly i'm
proved this week.
G.. w. Chase was in Walnut Tues
day filling two cars of wood which
he has down there.
Tom Jones is soon to work for An
drew and Anton Anderson on their
/ place south of town.
j. G Hartman shipped twenty four
head of hogs to Anita Tuesday get
"A finu rno1v for tho co Ia
Chris Jensen arrived from Omaha
Monday to visit for time at the
Jens Christensen home.
LATE Simpson has been seriously
sick with the measles the past week,
but is improving slowly.
Geo. Horton went to Anita We'd
nesday to attend the wedding of his
cousin, Miss Emma Horton.
The Ladies Aid Society will have a
Valentine New England supper in the
Bendixen hall Friday evening.
Claude Call of out near Trouble
some was shaking hands with his
many Brayton friends Saturday.
Gale Crane who has been visiting
here for some time departed for his
home at Narka, Kansas, last Monday.
Iona Beers who has been in poor
health the past few weeks is now i'm
proving nicely and able to be about.
Thos. Petersen of near Brayton
went to Extra Tuesday to visit at
the home of Nels johnson OF that city.
Mrs. Honnell of Griswold visited
at the Horton home a few days last
week returning to her home on Tues
day.
The infant child of Chris Olsen
and wife died last Monday and on
Tuesday the little one was laid to-
rest.
Jenkins & McGovern shipped car
of hogs and cattle from Brayton and
one car from Lorah to Omaha last
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Crane of Extra visited
at the home OF Fred Edmundson and
and wife on Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Peter Hoegh, Bert Jensen and Jens
Rasmussen each purchased set of
harness the past week of Franklin
Davis e Co.
lens N. Christof1'erson has been
hauling lumber to his place this week
for the construction Of fine barn to
be built soon.
Chas. Clure who has been suffering
with stomach trouble for a few days
is now able to attend to his duties in
the harness shop.
Martin Thompson went to Omaha
last Saturday TO see his little girl who
had an operation performed in that
city a few days ago.
A good lyceum was expected Tues
day night at the Horton school house.
The storm of week ago prevented
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