The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday November 4, 1898 Jingo. Emmett PERKINS is working for Fred ATWOOD. Mrs. SPURGIN has been sick but is better at this writing. Mr. HARRIS hauled a load of coal for the church one day last week. F.M. DAVIDSON and family have moved to their new home near Amoret. Eddie JOHNSON has returned to Jingo from Iowa where he has been for some time, and he thinks Jingo is the best place after all. Hallow'een the boys were around playing their pranks as usual. Rubert SHUMAKER found a road cart on top of his shop the next morning, besides several other things. S.S. McDONALD and John JOHNSON brought the new school seats out form LaCygne Saturday and the new school house is now in fine shape with the exception of the blackboards. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ATWOOD have returned from New York where they have been for the past year visiting relatives and friends. They look well and still wear a pleasant smile for everyone.