Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-09-30

Miss Maude Kelley has new gold
ring and my but she's proud.
Mr.. Shirley and his daughter were
Audubon visitors Wednesday.
KEGS Hallock is attending United
States Court, at Council Bluffs.
w. S. Ordway was transacting bu-
siness in Audubon last Wednesday.
Sidney Mcclure was business WIS.,
itor in Atlantic Tuesday afternoon.
Charlie Jenkins and Frank Freeman
were in Extra Wednesday morning.
John Noon marketed two loads of
wheat in the Extra market Tuesday.
A letter from Anita says that Sam
Horizons daughter, Emma, had been
very i'll.
Miss Edith Neff, of Atlantic, was a
Sunday guest of her friend, Mrs. Jen-
ME Crane. s..
Mr. and Mrs. I. Koob were in
Bmyton, Tuesday, visiting their sons,
Doctor and John.
Charlie Bison and Dick Powers
went down and got Charles flock OF
sheep, OH Tuesday.
Uncle Oliver Smith and his brother
in law, of Extra, were down this way
last Tuesday visiting.
The Brayton Cornet Band is ar
ranging for a grand concert to be CIV
EN- in the near future.
| Miss Nellie Simpson is now clerk
and book keeper at the Thomas Nc
CURE store, in Oakfield.
Billy Cart said he had an awfally
nice ride on the Brayton Odd Fellow
goat. last Saturday night.
Misses Myrtle and Mary Banning,
of Audubon, were the guests OF NJ ISIS
Matilda Shirley, last Sunday.
Owen Ide was busy Tuesday hull.
ing clover. Dan Spry, of Lorah, was
; the man who owned the hR3lilleer
Iona Beers will conduct one of hi:
genteel dancing parties at the Hall
t in Oakfield, next Saturday night.
Clos Poulsen began digging hi
patch OF potatoes. down on Inc =.
g a good yield.
0 Fred Frederickson and family will
say goodbye to their Brayton frlend'
and start for their new home neal
n Tyler, Minnesota, next Monday.
q Mr.. w. Fl. Bowman, of Extra, wa
t seen in the hickory nut groves, abon
Oakfield, and in John Connrardy'
a apple orchard, last Sunday afternoon
oil All persons knowing themselves in
IL debted to the Bendlxen Hardwar
i Company for twiae are requested L
please call and settle for same OH
n about October LIST.
e IT'S A WARNiNG!-All persons ar
II hereby notified that l will allow n
If more hunting or trespassing on m
farm in section 81, Extra township
Keep out! RALPH AKERs.
We understand that the stacks {
- grain belonging to Andrew Burn
= down near the Cass county line caugl
fire the other day and were destroye,
and that the loss was about $20C.0'
h Ed yan Gorder and Frank Wat
nd vito of Andnhon and I'd. Del,
and wife and Miss Mollie Del,
lhoyde If Ex;ra nicnice! in the /.
Halloct woods ct Oaktield. last Sur
= dow afternoon
'. g ~ :,
vs. 9fanapa o. ~ afeel 1850. - o.u ,a non "a
~ ~ 'e,y "oan anu eiao ,ai.I, =
~ some months and his relatives a
I'D afraid that the good mans days
ra earth are numbered.
III Mrand Mrs John Wisner. of Gri
void were guests at the A r. Ho
ton homa mo dow this week m
lip lodv 10 n;ace nf ITncla Horton a,
" thay were m tho wov tn Calho,
er. o on ~ y;s;t friends
ny 0o' ~ - i D
er. horace Daftle.. aia.seu 81, ~ o naay :. :.
IL iasl TUESDAY morning an! l''s s :.
ole Gay Ga win MS 'a'nl'y anu t S.san.
Of Lnat same evening ne We ,,n, 10 n qua
If iowa, where he is peI,lahe..y iooa =,
,s as statiol agent ~ .'la. Guy, "a
llolaoes many 'i'e''A' "e'o az