Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-27
Watch for Special l ,e Bills each
week. HANS JANSEN,
tt Bray ton, iowa.

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week. HANS SANSEN,
tt Brayt ton, iowa.
NJ. Nelson is sick with lung fever.
Bison & Ide sent car of hogs to
market Friday.
Evalyn Wood returned from North
Dakota Wednesday,.
Ed Elwood's child has been very
i'll with the Group.
Mrs. NJ. Jenkins Is now visiting
her parents near t'riswold
Landlord Beers is sick this week
and confined to his room.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. N. M.
Nielsen is very i'll of pneumonia.
Mr.. Peter Sylvester is now owner
of the bowling alley in Brayton.
John T. Bergh was forenoon bus
lness caller in Extra Wednesday.
McGovern reports the shipment OF
nine cars of hogs tho past week.
Mrs. Bishop, OF Griswold, is visit
ing this week at the jenkins home.
Grace and Charlie Jennings of Au-
dubon are visiting at Frank Heath's
this week.
George Powers, of Des Moines,
spent Chrietmas with his parents in
Oakfeld.
T. Horton and wife of Nebraska are
visiting at tho home OF A. T. Horton
at Brayton.
Fred Schriner and Martin Hansen
went out to Omaha and passed
Christmas.
Druggist Charley Bison reports a
better holiday trade than he ever
enjoyed before.
DR.. Koob removed a cancerous
growth from the face of Mr.. Ebert
Lewis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk Pearson, Of
Minnesota are visiting old friends in
Brayton this week.
There was fine Christmas tree
and an appropriate program cut at
Oak Hill Wednesday.
John Kester, of Valley junction,
visited this week with his uncle,
G.. L. Bison and wife.
Mr.. Alack of Griswold, spent the
holidays at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Marion Jenkins.
LIN. Miller and wife are enter
taining their nephew, Mr.. Irving
Miller of Axtell, Nebraska.
The Rothschild grain company
shipped tive cars of barley and one
car of shelled corn this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tells Leigan and
j. T. Bergh visited Xmas day out at
Harry Carey's south of Oakfeld.
There was big crowd at the
Band Boys dance Xmas night and
all present had an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Curry and children are pass
ing this week at the home of her
parents, 1. P. Hallock and wife in
Oakfeld.
Peter Back and wife and Hans
Hansen and wife attended the Christ
mas tree exercises in Extra Wed.
nesday evening.
Soren Andersen has moved to Bray
ton and is settled down to the hard
ware business and reports very
good trade already.
Mrs. Clyde May, of near Extra, is
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Hardwick, ill and under
the care of DR.. Koob.
Mr.. John Koob is reported We Y ill
with typhoid fever and profession
al nurse came from Atlantic WedDes-
day to care for him.
Mrs. Bison and Miss limo were
both made happy Christmas morn
when they each received fine ring
with diamond setting.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Rasmussen are
passing the week with relatives at
Britt, Iowa. Prof. Soren Nelson is
in change of the lumber office during
their absence.
Ramle Miller, druggist at Han
cock, Iowa, is spending Xmas week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N.
Miller at the bank.
John johnson sold two hogs to
McGovern Wednesday which weigh
ed six hundred and forty pounds
each. The little check he received
called for $74.24.
Mrs. Nels Hansen came home from
Anita and spent Christmas at her
home west of town. She has been
at the bedside of her father, Anton
Koob, since his illness.
The subject for debate Friday eve,
January 4th, is Resolved. That
Washington did more for his coun-
try than Lincoln. The debaters on
the affirmative are Mrs. Cannon and
George Arnold and on the negative,
Clara Sheakley and Prot. Nelson.