Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-09-23
Oakfield and Brayton.

the. Avoca fair. .'A'A' "'' -
Corn lie, oats 14c, wheat 6506sc.
hogs $3.35@S. so. ''>@'' '
Roscoe Essing ton went 70 the Ayo.
ca fair last Tuesday noon WY =
Mike scharff was under the care of
uo ~. part of last week.
station Agent Barry has given up
ne .oea OF going away on visit.
iss Geftle Basham is visiting her
,'u " Mrs. 1. Z. Hallock, at Oakfield.
w Powers is repairing P. f.
lowers residence, down in the big
=. - Simpson has put in new set
u scales on his stock farm over in the
B. w. Clemensen visited his fellow
barber, Will Heath, at Extra, last
i Monday. '''
Uncle Mark Heath was down in
Cass county this week irving to buy
q flock of sheep.
Erik Hansen is at the Omaha fair
ana ms brother, Claus, is minding
the meat market.
Warren Chase has moved to Oak
neld and into part of the Thomas
9 NIcSJulre cottage.
Fred Frederickson has quit work.
ing at the Slender store and will soon
move 10 Minnesota.
Mrs. Haliock and Percy drove to
Atlantic Tuesday to visit their friends
and do some shopping.
II. s. Wattles and Charlie Bison
have been very busy this week build
ing sheds for the sheep.
No, no! we did not mean Dick
Powers when we alluded to " Mean
dering Dick - last week.
Asa Horton was raking the meadow
s lot, Maude, Tuesday and Del Heath
was in charge of the store.
The Modern Woodmen of America
Lodge, of Bray ton, is in q very -four
ishing condition these days.
Jake Civilians loaded his house
hold goods into, a wagon and started
for Des Mdines Wednesday.
Miss Florence Chamberlain, of At
lantic, is visiting her friend, Miss
Clara Ordway, for few days.
Frank Lambert and wife are home
from their Hamburg, Iowa, visit and
they brought load Of peaches.
IS. B. Clark is enjoying a visit from
his brother, Mr.: George Clark, of
Greene county, who arrived Saturday.
Tom Hardwick was too ill to work
on the section part of last week and
Arthur Merrick worked in his place.
.Rasmus Hedegord hauled out the
material last Tuesday for one of those
neat red barns, to be 16bys0 feet in
size.
George Murphey, of Extra, was at
the Oakfield cemetery, Tuesday, beau
tifying the spot where his father is
buried.
Joe Smith was " touched - at the
Advent campmeeting, near Lewis,
last week they g faxed some of his
clothing.
A. INleuvelSs team became unruly
Saturday night and baeke1into Ellis
cannen,s new hsenIietta t2g it all
lGs Of s a RiI ssstssa h. n.
cooling shades of Merr eees11o ana
the edge of Shelby coy Woolen ERE
Rev n NJ 4 AMdMb
Dakota, preached az - ,.nk Devlne
list church, Wed. ..oad during
will remain and pr
Sabbath. a,.;wn is at Stuart
The rain lastanyort, and may con,
stop to Bud HId give ere ana attend
dance, at thaslong thu ITO ! .oro ono,
nrda;sssl 9 Charging II morning where
@ Morie YAK a,.no' '0' = lew Gays
IN eSfnson, an employe i'll the
snBay Lumber Yard, at Harlan,
was here this week, a guest of his
friend Mr.. Nels SornsoD.
Sidney Mcguire will have public
sale of stock and implements at his
farm, two miles south of Oakfeld, on
Monday, September 9th.
Mr., and Mrs. p. F. Howell went to
the Avoca fair, Wednesday. They
will visit Mrs. DIR. Ballard, at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, before returning.
Mr.. Ward Smith rolled in from
( Washington, Iowa, the first of the
week and reports having had a jolly
good visit with his relatives.
Brys Mailman, Oliver Smith, VIM.
Carpenter and Will Coleman were
down from Extra the other day Wis
& iting with their old time friends.
The Brayton Sunday School is pre-
pairing an entertainment called The
Seasons which will be produced i'll Il
few days. Program a little later.
VIM. Bintner, Jr., gave dance in
the Oakfield Hall the other evening
in honor of his cousins, the Misses
Ida and Isabel Hills, Of y efferson,
Iowa.
Dong. Hamlin il expected back
from Nebraska next week and then
ne will Immediately arrange for
sale of the property of the late Natty
Rev. Hicock will preach at Brayton
next Sunday morning and evening.
Al the morning service the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be