Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-09
Faith Christensen had bust
Zig him to Atlantic, Monday.

FL ire attack OF bronchitis.
H. ss !: 3;:;;. +; %.: III;
Thos. Smith, of Anita, visited his
aged mother, west of town, last week.
M. P. Anderson's child is improv-
ing after being quite i'll for several
days.
Perry Lowery, south of Oakfield,
is ill with an attack of inflammation
of the liver.
j. c. Landmarks sale in Audubon,
last week, is reported success in
every respect.
The Brayton coal dealers appeared
to be happy, Tuesday with a good
supply of coal on hand.
Geo. Frederiksen is thinking of lay
J, ing in stock OF agricultural imple-
ments, weare informed.
John o. Cotton visited over Sun
day with his family, in Oakfield, re-
turning to Omaha, Monday.
Nora Parrott, after a week spent as
guest at the home of Josh Cousins
and daughters, returned to Audubon,
/ Tuesday.
Rev. Jewell, a student from Des
Moines, preached in the church here,
last Sunday to a highly appreciative
audience.
A millinery store, report (says, is
soon to be established in the Hansen
Bros. building, on the north side of
! Main street.
Chris Nelson, the clerk at the Hans
Hansen store, departed Tuesday for
Tyler, Minnesota, to visit sister re-
siding there.
Al. Voorhees,, of Extra, was in
Brayton, Tuesday, assisting Mr.. Hunt
in listing his stock of goods for the
\ ugs,ing market.
With eter Juel, northwest of town.
n rs Il soon embark in the mercantile
Satsiness in Hamlin, with relative,
y tiI says rumor.
.G,m George Horton has rented the A. f.
lie aderson farm, over in the edge of
"a .{Snnty, whore he will be found
s Aaa ing year. &
l3LgyTwent y-one cars of stock and three
Sofrs of grain were shipped from this
ysfuretion, and eleven cars of freight re-
5e,ceaved during January.
Will Essington, who was so seri-
onsly i'll few weeks since, has so far
recovered as to be able to take trip
to Missouri, the past week.
j. p. Bendixen ha, been attending
to business at the store the past week,
|. and Willie Jensen has acted as carrier
/ on Route No. l., in his place.
j. L. Anderson, residing on farm
III near Council Bluffs, was visiting his
II brothers in law, Martin Jensen and
" wife out near Troublesome, last week,
~ Sam Green was moving his house,
IH.19 miles south Of Oaktield, Tuesday,
moo that town where it was placed on
ten,he Woods lot, which belongs to him
how.
Roscoe Clark, who has been in Neb-
saska and Kansas for several months,
a aEeturnea home the last of last week
Wand Tuesday, went to Extra on busi-
ssggpess.
sth Bison & Hansen shipped two cars
.sAbf stock to market, this week, Ide s.
EnSfJlark one car, and Temple & Ditman,
Sa12,f Atlantic, three cars, which were
purchased here.
\ Christ Christensen, northwest of
l8rayton, is taking advantage of the
Ekood Shedding, to haul out lumber for
Sthe 2Sx2Sx16 #. residence he will
il,rect in the spring.
II Markets Cattle, q to AZ; hogs,
sS4 40: wheat, 90c; corn, &c; oats; 23c;
charley, soc; butter, zoe; eggs, zoe; po-
! statoes, Soc; hens, 99c; &c;
Turkeys, 12c; Geese, 744C.
III McGovern purchased 1000 bushels
tsof nice barley and was busy weigh
I ling it Tuesday. 1t commanded a
2 lbetter price than is usually paid in
Ithis county, on account of the excell-
llent quality.
~ Mrs. s. A. Campbell, son Frank,
Ind four daughters, of Extra, took
H advantage Of the fine sleighing, Sum
4 day, and drove to Brayton and enjoy
ed the inequalities of Mr.. and Mrs.
!, Frank Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frazier, Of
SGriswold, passed the past week at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. Christie
lpher Smith, west of town. Mrs.
tFrazier is still with her mother,
5while he is at home again, having re-
oturned Tuesday
", Raymond Miller, who is consider
i'm competent assistant in the Bison
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