Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-06-10
oaktieid and Brayton.

oakt'eid and Brayton.
Tcuble. as Ill OF brain
9 y McGovern shinnad . load of
Tuesday noon. peu 'oae u
S David Beers was at Exira Tnesd,v
VISITING with friends. Ira iueSasy'
Smi 1T F s;s Of July program COM
Bernie Noon was with bis Anduhon
s'ienas 2 part ofthis week.
honsg dance down at Tom Kelley's
nelne last Saturday night.
Mike scharfswas 1t Extra getting
g grist ground at the mil. ''s
=: Dopgaard aud wife were with
hxlra friends last Monday.
The Academy win close its spring
serln one week from Friday.
Ebert Lewis was a business visitor
as1A one day this week.
!. and Mrs. %. Smith have not
days. .io pas' Jew
Hartman shipped a fine Po-
iana-China SOW 10 Logan, Iowa, last
Miss Jennie Ridge. Of Extra, was
atsthe At Horton home this week
visiting. wa
The Oakfeld and Brayton schools
VIII picnic In the Hallock woods. at
Oakfield, tomorrow.
Pat o'Brien, of Atlantic. went to
lineage witha load of stock, from
bl'ay ton, Tuesday noon.
Frank Aldricll has finished his visit
az Grandpa Mark Heath's and has
zone homs}AaAtiantic.
Bon Howell was home over Sunday.
BensgwTA be home from school, to
I stay, in about two weeks.
Tom Kelley and Tom McGoyern
1EEah Kimballtol,s vicinity this
buying feedingscattle.
Mrs:H q. Pearson and Mrs. H. c.
Young drove to Atlantic, Tuesday,
and passed the day shopping.
John T. jenkins went to Chicago
last Saturday with two car loads of
fat cattle from his own yards.
Henry Daken and M. E. Quint rode
their bicycles from Atlantic up to
Brayton and back last Tuesday.
Miss Gnssie Brown will go to At
lantic today TO attend the graduating
exercises which occur that evening.
Mary Jensen, who has been visiting
her parents near Elkhorn, returned to
4 duties, at Atlantic, Tuesday noon.
Mr.. Ed. Finkbine was in Brayton
the first of the week comforting with
Manager Nels Sornson, of the Green
Bay Lumber Yard.
r. and Mrs.zF H. Sears came over
IN Anita, Monday, and brought
.neir little granddaughter, Averil
Faulkner, home with them.
Last Sunday morning Charlie Ran
dolph, he that labors on the Hon. VIM.
Walker farm, became the father of q
big new two-tisted baby boy.
guarantee that he IS going to
s. sai sSss Ward - !. 1 ls.s
of piling, at Brayton, Iuesda
Miss Maude Howell will go to Az
lantic next Friday to join a party of
friends and attend a picnic at Crystal
Lake, near Lewis, on Saturday.
Nicholas Bintnersold seven head Of
fine young stock to Mat Duvall, of
Atlantic, Monday. Nick was up at
Audubon Tuesday transncting biz.
Roscoe. Essington sees "riches " in
in his minds eye, in the distance, and
has purchased n of those celebrated
Ohiocnltiyators ofJohnson& Thomp-
son.
Charlie Bison and wife and H. S.
Wattles took their little tin pals,
Tuesday, and went to the timber to
gather ~goosberries, and they got a
whole lot,too.
Mrs. I. FL. Jenkins went to Extra
on Wednesday and will remain until
Saturday, visiting friends and attend
ing the Methodist conference in ses-
sion at that place.
Mrss Doctor Koob and two girls
A came home from her Anita visit last
IS MondaT. Her sister, Miss Lena Wag-
3Sner. came home with her and will
s~ssvisit for a few days.
Ss# a letter from Denver says Little
.uth Thompson, Mrs. Hilton's grand
laughter, who was in Brayton last
Svinier. has been dangerously ill OF
aYphoid. fever, but is better now.
liens Hansen, our little painter,
me home from Council Bluffs Thurs
evening, just in time to welcome
E sweet baby girl that was born to
aud Mrs. Hansen on last Friday
ming.
ande Ladies' Aid Society sewed
,ipelthan a bushel ofcarpet rags, and