Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-07-25
BRAYTON.
JOS. Shirey's child is very sick.

Jos. Shirey'S child is very sick.
Calvin Dimmick's baby is sick with
cholera infantum.
j. A. Slender, our merchant is re-.
ported ON the sick list.
b. w. Monk, of Audubon was visit
ing in Brayton Tuesday.
The barley harvest is going from So
to 65 bushels to the acre.
Mrs. Neo. Bruner has new piano of
the Ludwig manufacture.
There is some sickness among chill
dren, mostly stomach trouble.
Dick Clark went to Des Moines
Tuesday OIL short business visit.
L. j. Carmichael, of Extra, was at
tending to business in Brayton Tues
day.
Issac Z. Hallock is still losing hogs.
The disease acts something like the
cholera.
Jens and Nels Hansen, of Oakfield
township, marketed hogs in Brayton
Tuesday.
Ben Simpson sold Car load Of hogs
to Jenkins g. Miller which they ship
ped on Monday.
HIS Wattles, Of Audubon, was Wis.,
iting with his daughter, Mrs. G. L.
Bison Tuesday.
Mr.. Horton, living east of Brayton
has purchased the 4. g. Ping residence
nronertv I'm Anduhon
Our creamery is doing fine bust
ness and making as good butter as any
sold on the Boston market.
The one hundred and over acres Of
cane belonging to Cotton Brothers is
looking finely and promises an i'm
mense yield.
The bridge gang has fixed the Botna
bridge in good shape again. Nels 2.
Hoegh looks carefully after the inter
ests of the county.
Frank Lambert, who lives on the
Mack Heath farm, threshed his barley
Saturday. The grain weighed out 81
bushels to the acre.
Roscoe Essington, Hayden jenkins
and George Powers will manage plat
form dance in Brayton next Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Our esteemed friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oh Smith left last week for u visit to
New York. May they have pleasant
time for they deserve it.
The principal amusement in Bray
ton is the merry go round operated by
Reese & Evans. They came Friday
and will remain until Sunday next.
Excavations commenced Tuesday
for the new store and bank buildings
for John Il. Jenkins. Work will be
pushed along as rapidly as possible.
We understand that Frank Greer,
of Oakfield, who has sold his stock of
goods to Sid Mcclure, will move to
Brayton and put in stock of goods.
Rey. Ferguson preached at the Bap-
fist church in Brayton Sunday morn
ing and evening. The Lords Supper
was administered at the evening ser
vice.
Hans Jensen while driving around
the merry go-round Tuesday drove
onto one of the guy ropes and over
turned his buggy. The vehicle was
pretty badly damaged.
DR.. Koob's dog, Jack, had quite an
experience on Monday evening. He
was on the merry go-round and con-
cluded he would get out before the ma
chine stopped He is now laid up for
repairs.
Mrs. Minnie Anderson, who has been
visiting in Extra and Brayton for some
time past, paid farewell visit to
Brayton friends Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Anderson leaves today (Thurs-
day. for her home in Colorado.
Mr.. Hallock has just completed a
fine fish pond. He supplies the water
from the spring which furnishes water
for house and stock. He will put in
carp and If the water supply is sufficient
will add another pond for other fish.
Oats will yield more than barley.
Small oats are all harvested and side
oats are ready for cutting. The hay
crop exceeds the expectations of every
one. Corn is doing finely, but few
pieces need rain. Potatoes will be an
Immense crop, though early potatoes
are ripsning most too early.
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