Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-15

LATE Simpson went down to At
lantic last Saturday on a business trip.
Mrs. Dalstrom, east of Oakfield was
numbered among the sick last week.
Sam Pearson went down to Lorah
last Tuesday to look after some bust
ness.
Percy Hallock went down to At
lantic Saturday returning back home
Sunday.
Clyde May OF Extra, was down
Tuesday looking after personal busi-
ness affairs.
Frank Jenkins was business visi-
tor Saturday down in the neighbour
ing city of Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. lessen have a
baby that is quite sick this week
with lung trouble.
\ Will Lewis and wife have the care
of very sick girl, she having an
acute attack of lung fever.
Percy Hallock went out to Omaha
Monday to take treatment at one Of
the hospitals at that place.
Mrs. Kirk, wife OF the butter
maker, has been enjoying visit from
her brother the past week.
Marion jenkins, the worthy
custodian of the mail, was on the sick
list this week for few days.
j. P. Bendixen went up to the
county seat Tuesday to look after
matters of personal interest.
Supervisor Nels P. Hoegh has been
busy at the county seat for some time
looking after the affairs of the county.
Mrs. r. B. Heath and daughter,
Vivian, went up to Extra Saturday
and visited during the day with rela-
tives.
Walter Hockenberry is working
for Owen F. Ide during the absence
of Charlie his brother, who is in
Omaha.
Iona Beers rented his meat shop
and residence in Marne last week to
j. w. Potter from down near Des
Moines.
Anton Kerr is again back at his old
position and is taking care of DR..
Koob's horse this week during his
absence.
DR.. Koob went to Omaha Tuesday
with several patients to consult with
physicians of that place on their con-
ditions.
F. HI. Franklin went to Lewis last
Saturday and visited with his wife
and relatives. They both returned
home Monday.
Harry Corey was in town the first
of the week and took the last buggy
at j. 81. Johnson's but they have a
few wagons left.
/. V. D. Lewis is quite sick this
week with lung fever. His friends
are very hopeful to hear of him being
out again soon.
j. 81. Jenkins of Atlantic, was a
business visitor in Brayton Saturday
and visiting with his old time neigh
bors and friends.
w. j. Newton, living down by
Lorah, was up the first of the week
with twenty seven head of fine hogs
to swell the local market.
The Danish young people expect to
give a dance tomorrow night in the
hall and will see that every one
present enjoys themselves.
McGovern g. Jenkins collected car
of hogs the first of the week and
Tuesday evening sent them out to the
Omaha market to try their luck.
David Beers and wife came home
Thursday from their visit in Kansas
and we understand will have charge
of the hotel after the twentieth.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
Thursday the 25th, at the home of
Mrs. Essington. 1t is the annual
election of officers and every lady is
desired present.
Sunday as one of L. F. Miller's
boys was getting down from the hay
NOW he stepped SO as to run fork in
his leg and the sore has been very
painful ever since.
For Sale:-On account of partner
leaving, a full blood registered Red
Polled bull, now at home of Chris
Christensen two miles west of Bray
ton, will be sold cheap.
Mrs. Jno. Doyle expects to return
to her home at Washington, Iowa,
Thursday after visit of three weeks
duration here with her sister, Mrs
Bert Pittman and family.
Most of the homes out east of Oak
field have been opened to their
neighbors during the past week for
parties there being SO many we could
not chronicle all of them.
Walter Larsen, living six miles
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