Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-09-29

Mloweek prayer meeting, Wednesday
Young Peoples prayer meeting Friday
EVENING" Up. m.
CHARLES SLOAN, Pastor.
Frank Nelson will lead the B. Y.
P. U. Friday evening.
One of Reilander girls has been
laid up with tonsilitis.
Chas Bison shipped car of hogs
to the markets Wednesday.
Mollie Jenkins was on the sick list
the first of the week but is now bet
ter.
Mrs. j. P. Hallock was sick the
first of the week but Tuesday was
some better.
Arthur Kragland's ten year old boy
has been sick the past week with a
bilious attack.
Loretta Gill came down Sunday
and is spending the week at the home
OF "Spoonie'' Freeman.
Mrs. Nels johnson who lives with
her mother has had the care of very
sick baby the past week.
A. F. Anderson and wife departed
Monday for st. Louis to see the
sights of the worlds fair.
Andrew Andersen and Henry and
Fred Lillianthal were on the market
Tuesday with hogs and sold to Chas.
Bison.
Mrs. A. P. Hansen living four
miles north east of town has been
laid up the past week with rheu-
matism.
Charley May of Extra was down
near Brayton Monday doing some re-
pair work on wind mill pump for
Peter Poulsen.
Geo. White of Bridgewater who
has been running the saw mill above
town has rented property in Brayton
and is moving there.
Hard nut coal at the Green Bay
bins at Brayton.
NELs SoRENsEN,
S-11-tf Manager.
Lars Larsen of Elkhorn, Louie
Bartlett and Clark Griffith were among
the buyers of fancy hogs at the Oak
wood stock farm during the past
week.
Oscar La Fluer's boy who was hurt
in the foot about six weeks ago is not
improving as fast as his parents
would wish. While he can walk on
it, it still remains in bad condition.
N. D. Hamlin sold fine bunch OF
IS head of hogs to Chas. Bison Tues
day. The loudness of the telephone
was manifest in this case as the entire
transaction was done by this method.
Ike Hallock purchased seventeen
fine steers of Albert Bintner Tuesday.
They were two and three years old
but showed fine pasturage and are in
excellent condition to go into the feed
yard.
Marcus Hansen State Missionary
for the Danish Baptist church is
preaching every night at the Danish
Baptist church over toward Elkhorn
and is doing some good work among
her people.
Miss Grace Clark will give box
sociable Friday night in the Eli
Hansen district. The funds go to q
library and she is very anxious of
having full attendance as she
should have.
JEFF Lewis was displaying some
pop corn in town this week that
beats anything of the kind we have
ever seen in size and quality of the
ear. The ears are fully ten inches in
length and the kernels perfect.
Tic McGovern was kept busy Mon
day weighing up grain and Tuesday
shipped out car of barley to relieve
his too full bins. Small grain of all
kinds is pouring in faster now than
right after the threshing season.
Subject at the Baptist church
Sunday morning. ga back slider's
prayer In the evening, "The rich
fool" All are welcome to these
services. There was large congre-.
cation at the church Sunday evening.
The south part of the county was
swept by as hard rain Monday night
as it has had this season and the cleo.
trical storm was terrific. The rain
however only extended about two
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