Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-02-18

1t pays you TO put your sale bills in
the paper that is read. We print
them and run them in the Journal.
Let us run them if we don't print
them. 1t will pay. 'Phone No. "a.
Mike Christensen of Extra was in
town Friday.
Miss Opal Cannon of Oakfield is
sick with pleurisy.
Frank Heath has fine musical box
on display in his billiard hall.
E. E. Powell of Red Oak was in
town Tuesday buying horses.
Mrs. Chris Knudsen is suffering
with severe attack of the grippe.
Mr.. Herb Edwards OF Omaha was
calling on Brayton friends Tuesday.
Elmer Gould's five-Year- old boy is
affected with a bad case of tonsilitis.
Thou shalt not go to another town
to do thy shopping. Do it at home.
A number of Brayton people at
tended the Rasmus Hedegaard sale
Tuesday.
G. X. Hallock was up from Allan
tic this week visiting his parents in
Oakfield.
/. P. Hallock received car of
prairie hay Tuesday for his own use
on his ranch.
Thou shalt not count thy neigh
bors chickens to see if one has strayed
from his lot.
Joe Cannon of near Wiota is visit
ing his uncle S. B. Clark and family
south of town.
The ladies aid society will meet
with Sister A. f. Anderson Thursday
February %.
Mrs. d. B. Beers was confined to
her couch Tuesday with bad cold
and neuralgia.
Lev Parrott's oldest boy is being
treated for very bad case OF granu-
lated sore eyes.
Frank Medearis of Wiota is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Sam Schartf north
west of Brayton.
Two of Hans Hansen's children are
still i'll, the last to take sick being i'll
with the mumps.
Mrs. Ward Smith was expected
home from visiting her parents in
Illinois, on Wednesday.
The valentine party at j. S. Hart
ers Saturday night provoked lots OF
fun for the participants.
Miss Bell Turner of near Lorah is
another victim of la grippe being now
great sufferer from that diseaee
Mrs. George Jessen residing near
Brayton, and Mrs. Bloom visited Ex-
ira Tuesday evening between trains.
Chris Schwenneker was here from
Extra Monday. The gentleman wants
to secure location for lunch room.
Tom Jones is still on the sick list,
although some improved last week,
was reported worse Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. Frank Nelson has been very
sick this week. She was some better
i Tuesday but is still suffering a great
}, deal.
i Marian Christensen and Edith
Smith of Atlantic were visiting the
last of the week at the j. S. Harter
home.
We found G. L. Bison very much
used up man Tuesday from severe
cold which very much resembled the
grippe.
Chris Jensen packed his grip and
started for Audubon Tuesday morn
ing. He probably will land in Harlan
before many days.
The Bruner girls and Gertie Cou-
sins, all of the Park hotel in Extra,
were here Wednesday evening attend
ing church services.
Geo. /. Hoegh has just finished un-
loading car of corn at Bray
ton to feed to his and friends stock
until they harvest another crop.
/, Miss Myrtle Horton was in town
\ M onday. She had just recovered
Afrom pad case OF mumps, luckily
they did not get the best of her.
The temperance address given by
! Rev. McCash of Des Moines, was
listened to by good audience and
was pronounced excellent by all
present.
Agent Nelson is becoming an ex-
pert on'copying messages received on
the wire, on his typewriter. A little
further practice and he won't need
pencil or pad.
There were four young people bap-
tised last Wednesday evening after
prayer service. The Misses Bruner