Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-19

Lu Miller has been signify Ill 1Or
few days.
FL. S. Wattles was expecting to go
to Carson Wednesday.
JIG. Hartman received four fine
cattle from Omaha last week.
ii. W. Pearson has been sick the
past few days with la grippe.
Chas Vail has had slight touch
OF the grippe for the past few days,
Juhl & Hansen shipped two cars of
stock to Chicago last Monday evening.
G.. CLARK son of ST Clark was under
the weather for few days this week.
S. P. Kane Of Elkhorn was bust
ness visitor in Brayton last Tuesday.
Cyrus Steele was business caller
in this town between trains on last
Tuesday.
Willis Jenkins of Atlantic, was
visiting friends in this city last
Thursday.
The children of Chris Hansen out
north west of town are down with
the measles.
Edna Shirley is seriously sick the
past week but it is hoped she may
soon recover.
Little Charley Bison and his sis
tiers limo and Ethel are suffering with
the pink eye.
The Horton sale last Tuesday was
we'll attended and everything sold at
good price.
Tellas Leigan, who arrived from
Kansas last Tuesday, is now working
for John Burg.
Reyn Leigan at the Beers hotel,
has been quite sick the past week
with the grippe.
Chas. Sykes went to Extra Tues
day to visit his little son in that city
who is down sick with the measles at
the Noon home.
Iona Beers went to Atlant tic last
Tuesday noon on business returning
on the evening train.
s. P. Daugaard left Monday for
South Dakota to look after some land
business in that country.
[. H. jenkins Of Atlantic was in
town Tuesday for the purpose of cry
ing the A. T. Horton sale.
Rasmus Paulsen Of near Extra, was
an attendant at the Peter Nelson sale
near Brayton last Tuesday.
H. w. Pearson has been sick since
Friday with the grippe but was out
Tuesday feeling little better.
Boy Herrick of Extra was trans
acting business in this town between
trains last Saturday afternoon.
Marinns Jensen has recently been
fixing the Eli Hansen school house
to Withstand these wintry blasts.
Plenty of hard coal at Brayton.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.,
2w PIG Brayton, Iowa.
A wonderful vaudeville show was
to be held here last Wednesday and
was predicted to be grand success.
Marion Jenkins and ]. C. Hardman
expect to 90 to Clarinda in few
DAYS to attend Poland China hog
sale.
Several Extra boys skated down
Monday afternoon but the extreme
cold forced them to 60 back on the
train.
Chris Jensen will 90 to Harlan in
a few DAYS to stay for some time. 1t
is said their is great attraction over
there.
Mrs. Nettie Thomas of Carson, was
expected here Wednesday to visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Bison.
Jenkins Il McGovern shipped one
car of stock to Omaha last Friday
and expected TO ship again on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Ed. Ellwood visited at the
home of her parents, j. G. Hardman
on last Sunday and spent a very
pleasant day.
Peter Nelson living west of Bray
ton, traded couple of horses last
week to Andrew Jacobsen tor span
of fine mules.
Ruth Freeman, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Freeman, has been
ill the past few days with slight
attack of the grippe.
The Valentine social given last Fri
day evening was enjoyed by all. 1t
was financial success as $21.75 was
Melted them all.
II. w. Pearson who intends to
leave here soon sold his home last
week to Mae and Pearl Jenkins whom
we understand will rent it.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Frank Nelson, wife of the
station agent on next Thursday.
Everyone is cordially invited.