Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-12
Oakfield and Brayton.

!. HI Jenkins d, ol'the sick list this
week. s. ~ s'oA 'is' 'n's
MISS Gertie Pearson has been on the
SICK list few days.
Snrls thompson has repaired his
brayton residence.
MISS Gladys Burwell is reported to
De on the sick list.
MIKE Scharf is building large
oat bin on his farm.
Go to Freeman's for a Coin Bond
Glgar They are at par.
Rev. Hiccock will preach at Bray
'o mex reNt sundaylmorning and evening.
w. II. Low was among his BraT.
'"g - iends, last Tuesday moYning.
Erwin Jones is in Sioux county
Mnere he is working IN the harvest
George White, the insurance man,
mas folded his tent and gone over to
Anita to work
They have just completed a forty
s1x-1oot county bridge near the Jesse
Nyma9d home.
y; w. Powers and Jens r. Hansen
repaired Lou Miller's SIT of scales the
first of the week.
George Milliman, wife and boy, of
MxlIa; We're Sunday visitors at the
Mark Heath home.
Mr.; and Mrs. Roggs, of Cumber.
land, are visiting their relatives at
the Stoneking homie.
WIS. ~. Stonekling has received her
pension check from Uncle Sam and it
was made for SS1S1.OO.
Manuel Health son of Sci Heath,
OF Anita, isfvisiting his Grandpa and
Grandma8MarkH Heath.
IN ire horse race on the turnpike
last Saturday the Charley jenkins
morse Won. by forty feet.
Charlie Mailman and family will
soon move to Extra. to reside in Will
Brinkerhoff,s new house.
Miss Dollie Anders, of Extra, was
Sunday guest of Miss Lollie Brink
erhoff at her Oakfield home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck, of Casey, were
Sunday visitors at Brayton. The
lady is sister Of Lee Hager.
Joe Shirley done a good job, Tues
day, with the Hallock mower cutting
weeds across the Wild Moor.
M. r. jenkins has rented his bill
lard hall, at Gray, and is once more
q familiar figure about town.
George Meg uire was. thrown from
his horse last Saturday. and now he
nurses badly sprained wrist.
Station Agent Barry is about to
receive a good iwad Of pension money
from our Good Old Uncle Sam.
Curtis Benson was visiting with
brother, Bird, and wife on the James
Essington farm part of this week.
John Mcconnell will go to Missouri
81, E,,sno hooly q
wagon load of toothsome peaches.
Hon. John T. jenkins will go tt
Cedar Rapids next Tuesday as dele
gate to the Republican State Conven'
tion. ca 800
Nels Sornson and Job Chamberlain
were very busy, Monday, repairing
the scales at the Green Bay Lumber
Yard. -
Boy Herrick has been struggling
fora few days past aggriyat
ed case of, better a
'.istsr
.erricl
'.''oc]
fish ponds, Monu.. IL
old dead trees.
This week the record is: y.
Creamery, twenty three tubs; I,,'
Oakfeld Township, ninety eight tub
ofsbutter, all shipped to Boston.
Director Eli Hansen has thorough.
ly repaired and renovated the Dennis
Weatherby school house, where Mis-
Roxy Huyck, of Extra, will teach.
S.B. Clark and wife and Mrs. P
F. Howell drove to Wiota last Sun
day and called on Grandma Calvil
Cannon who is in very feeble health
The Misses Ethyl Simpson and he
friend, Alma Nelson, of the Smok!
Hill9conntry, gave their friends
delightful picnic in the l. P. Hallocl
woods, last Saturday night.
Ray, the injured son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Del Heath, ventured out Q
doors last Sunday for the first tim
since the accident, and then for onl
few moments after sunset.
Miss Clarace Norton, who has bee
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. I. P. Hal
lock, for some weeks, will go up t
Extra next week to visit with he
cousin, Miss Jessie Andrews.
Charlie Doner was down in til
81 8, 3oas this week bee hunting
He captured one hundred and seventy
five pounds of sweetness. Out of on
tree he secured fifty pounds.
George Cotton writes from Cove
Arkansas, that he is working in
saw mill where there are thirty me
employed. Next month they are a
going up in the Ozark Mountains o
a big deer hunt.
Mr.. N. N. Turner, of Rockford
Illinois, of the firm of Turner Brotf
ers, grain buyers of Chicago, was s
Brayton last Tuesday afternoon negt
tiating with Lou Miller for the leas
OF his elevator and cribs.
w. ii. Pearson and wife and Wi
Chambers and wife passed last SUI
day with Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. SimE
son, over in the Valley. Tuesda
noon Mr. and Mrs. Chambers returne
to their Des Moines home.
Charlie Jenkins has been walkin
the floor day and night this wee
with one of those temper rufflin
felons on his left thumb. The otht
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