Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-09-15

Preaching, Sunday at 1881 p N.
Midweek prayer meeting, wednesday
Young Peoples prayer meeting Friday
evening p. M.
CHARLES SLOAN, Pastor.
f. Freeman made a business
trip to Exira Monday.
McGovern shipped a car of wheat
to Davenport Tuesday.
i. P. Hallock attended tho Council
Bluffs carnival last week.
Don't forget the big shooting tour
nament at Brayton Sunday.
w. E. Edmondson of Harlan was a
business caller in Brayton last week.
IA new side walk has been laid be-
tween the bank and DIR. Koob's office.
McGovern was kept busy Saturday
receiving and weighing out small
grain.
Edith Anderson went to Atlantic
Saturday where she is now attending
school.
Will Pearson made trade with A.
W. Harvey and now owns tine span
Of colts.
Andrew Thompson is assisting this
\ week in the Geo. Fredericksen hard
ware store.
Hans Hansen Jr. passed Sunday in
Atlantic with his grand father Mr..
Albert Miller.
There is to be big dance out west
of town next Sunday at the home of
Hans Nymand.
j. Fl. Bishop of near Extra pur-
chased fine Jersey COW of Asel Bur-
we'll last week.
Jno. Atkins started his corn har-
vesJer to work Tuesday, cutting corn
for Pete Leander.
G.. X. Hallock and wife are still at
his parental home where he is assist
ing on the farm.
Business is picking up some with
our business men which is certainly
encouraging to them.
. Mrs. Emma Stoneking will move
! to Atlantic provided she can rent her
Aproperty here for cash.
jeff Lewis raised about $50 BUSH
els of onions this year of good size
. and excellent quality.
Miss Anna Jensen went to Audu-
bon Monday evening after visiting
!. friends out at Elkhorn.
= Rev. Sloan and family returned
Monday from the Baptist Association
conference at Kirkman.
Mrs. Peter Rasmussen was quite
sick several days the past week but
was improving on Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Chase of Oakfield is
entertaining her cousin, Mrs. Florence
Williams Palmer of Atlantic.
Silas Abrams of Winterset came in
on the evening train Monday to visit
friends until the last of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pearson on the
old Parrott farm are the happy par
ents OF a ten pound boy born last Sat-
urday.
M. E. Jenkins leaves today (Thurs-
day)for Spokane, Washington where
his daughter Mrs. Dave Carpenter
resides.
Asel Burwell has rented his farm
ION the east of the road north OF Oak
field, to Sam Green who now resides
no,th IF nokfinld
Jno. Atkins, with his fly team and
new buggy, is very popular with the
: young ladies since he is giving them
so many fine rides.
Raymond Miller reports that he is
doing we'll in the college at Des
Moines where he is now taking a
course of instruction.
Mics Arlie Vail, of Des Moines,
arrived here Saturday and commenced
her school at the Green school house
north Of Oakfield Monday. ssA ]
o. F. Ide drove to Atlantic Sunday
after his sister-in-law Miss Mary
Cotton, the new teacher in the Fourth
room of the Extra schools.
Y Mr.. K. G. Knutsen, a gentleman re-
siding west Of Bcayton, is quite i'll,
Did age being his principal infrmity,
II being now 80 years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven o. Donnell and
laughter Of Butte, Mont. were the.
pests of his brother.in-law T. j.
ScGovern and wife last week.
zoe Shirley has rented part Of the
sllock farm and was up from At
ltic last week trying TO secure a
j1ouse in which to move his family.
Hard nut coal at the Green Bay
ms at Brayton.
NELs SoRENsEN,
l3-11-tf Manager.
Che Misses Mary and Beulah Krin-
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