Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-21
Flsrt Baptist Church Services:

Preaching, Sunday at 10 a. M.
Sabbath School at IL M.
Junior League at $3.50 p. M.
Preaching, Sunday at 8 pm.
CHARLES SLOAN, Pastor.
Four room house to rent. j. P.
Bendixen.
L. Nj. Parrott was an Atlantic
visitor Tuesday.
FL. S. Wattles was in Extra last
Monday on business.
Martin Jenseu's family have been
having severe attack of the humps.
Schuyler Walker sent car of very
smooth steers to Chicago on Saturday.
Jenkins g. McGovern shipped one
car of hogs to Omaha Tuesday even
ing.
The mumps are having the run of
the town and neighborhood at this
time.
Hans Hansen and Geo. Frederiksen
were out in the country Sunday call
ing on friends.
Miss Myrtle Green who has been
visiting friends IN this vicinity re-
turned home Saturday.
The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs.
Nels Sorensen's on Thursday Jan. 29,
Invitation to every one.
LATE Simpson OF Audubon was here
Tuesday in consultation with his
father on telephone matters.
P. G. Nelson the Cedar Falls Evan
gelist finished his work here Friday
and left for Harlan Saturday.
r. q. Campbell of Omaha was
visiting his friend, o. F. Ide, north
of town the first of this week.
Geo. w. Cannon of Oakfield has
been having serious time the past
week with an attack of lumbago.
Losr-A red heifer calf wire cut a.
cross nose. If found, address
RALPH AKERs, Brayton, Iowa.
B. F. Simpson of the Safeside farm
near Troublesome was in Brayton on
Telephone business Tuesday.
! The B. Y. P. U. for the young peo-
pie meets every Friday evening; all
are invited especially the young peo-
sple.
Andrew Thompson, after months
visiting with parents and friends for
)he last month returned to Omaha on
Saturday,
Y Marion Christensen of Atlantic who
81 Ss been visiting his friend Preston
s &rter the past week, returned home
drui Saturday.
and5Mrs. Pike Harris, who is residing
gthe Lincoln Akers' home has the
re of a very sick child the result of
Shg trouble.
walter Faulkner formerly banker
{ this town but now in the insurance
business in Anita was business caller
sere on Tuesday.
l. p Hallock has two immense
#iGks of cord wood piled up near the
grain office in readiness to sell or ship
nwhen called for.
Roy Chamberlain of Oakfeld is
,Alnder the doctors care now the re-
i0ult of severe attack of quinsy a
disease to which he is Subject.
~ Thoroughbred Red Duroc; sows, or
AIT, call at farm miles west and ]
kile north of Brayton or write
E9-17-03 SAM ScHARFF.
NMarinus Simensen OF Lynn County
Eva, is visiting his uncle Martin
Ensen and family five miles east of
layton. He will visit for week.
Geo.. Hoegh and Ingvard Burke
burned Saturday from Omaha where
by had been with hogs, the former
Srchased car of corn while there.
Eiiss Mae Jenkins was very sick
Y Rday with severe pain in the
Ert and stomach, an ailment which
sns to be going through the conn
8els Thompson will soon move out
he Bendixen house he now resides
hnd will go to the farm now
Rpied by Ralph Hawk, south of
Ara.
George Frederiksen has a nice lot
fserviceable harness which his
Srkmen have been diligently turn
I out this winter in anticipation of
II spring rush.
yiIsev. V. s. Jensen of the Oak Hill
arch, will hold preaching services
sthe Bendixen hall Sunday evening.
Se services will be held in the
Bnish tongue.
y. L. Bisom's boy was severely
7nned for time the other evening
I'm fall and suffered some pain but
liable to start for school again the
Il of the week.
enkins q McGovern purchased 6
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