Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-02
sid and Brayton

led business in
! NINETEg - '''''1''' :
emmett is very ill
- = = = 1uffering with Sc
La Grippe.
has moved to the
~ firth of Oakfeld.
EAWM 4 a business caller in
sA H Midday between trains.
III GA, south of Brayton, is
"a NlGrippe and complica-
WYE I:arley is reported SER
EfEoneumonia at her home
k1child of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ of Oakfield is ill with
Eistopher Smith, west of
suffering from the infrm-
ID age.
IN and Hansen are averaging
iof stock a day now, in their ship
ents to Omaha.
Miss Grace CLARK has not returned
om Nebraska yet but is expected
= esne Saturday sure.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Bartlett have
b he care of their youngest child sick
1 nth Grippe and lung trouble.
Y b. S. Wattles is visiting his
laug liter, Mrs. j. M. Thomas and
husband at Carson, this week.
" Kirk Merrick called on the Rich
pbrothers, north of Extra, Monday,
and purchased coop of fowls.
Josh Cousins, residing south of
Oakfield, shipped car Of cattle to
South Omaha, Tuesday evening,
Miss Mile Jensen will soon go to
Extra to receive instructions in dress
making and fitting, OF Mrs. Clure.
Mr.. Rasmus Rasmussen, of Omaha,
\ is assisting in harness making at the
George Frederiksen harness shop.
: Soren Andersen, of Troublesome,
sold carload of hogs to Hensley
Bros. q Thielen of Extra, Monday.
J. G. Hardman,shippsd 80 head Of
of his fine Poland China hogs to Aud
ubon Tuesday, for his big sale We'd
nesday.
\ f. "A. Hunt recently purchased a
fine safe for a repository of his valua-
"a les and had it set in his big store
49,.
ele George Chase, north Of Oak
Unsupported to be still improv-
aea1th which his friends will
Passed to hear.
~. P. Hansen entertained his BROTH
IS. P. Hansen, Sunday. The latter
sengaged in doing lot of fine
limiting on the Office of DR.. Childs
Audubon.
tSGeo. Clark started last week for
ASHLAND, Nebr. to visit an uncle He
lid over day in Omaha and took oc-
Gssion to visit his old friends, Chas.
SIellyer and wife.
Ill. A. Clark, former citizen of
\ Ills vicinity but for several years has
I hn citizen of Denver, Colorado,
y sicily removed from there, but where
8 scribe sayeth not.
i NJ you have an item of news
o1ther in town or country give it
Jus when we are in town Tuesdays
r it is by your help only can we
resent the news Of your community
Ajour readers.
M. @. Hardman, of the Oaktield
s(1ck farm recently purchased fine
sSoung Mammoth Bronze Turkey
= which tipped the beam at "a pounds.
Mi. Hardman deals in only the very
best stock and poultry that money
will buy and his prices are always
d reasonable for what he sells.
SNoA lily POOPio, all Ait0iOSloO III
the Farmers Lumber Co. of Brnyton
met here Monday and after discussing
the pros and cons of the undertaking
selected a committee of eight persons
to draft a constitution and report
next Monday when the Company
will proceed to elect officers for the
\ ensuing year. The shares OF the
company will be valued at $50 each,
| and each share holder will not be per-
mitted to purchase to exceed 5 shares
From the eagerness with which the
stock is being taken up, it looks as ii
lthe whole stock would be taken
before the day set for election of Off
GERS.
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