Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-17
Miss Ida Hockenberry will teach at
She Bintner school this spring.

Shoe repairing neatly done at H. P.
Buffon's home, in Oakfeld. See him.
Erik Albertson became the father
of a bright new boy baby, last week
Tuesday.
Aunt Mary Achon is very sick, OF
dropsy, at the home of her cousin, S.
r. Donaldson.
Hon. Tom Kelley was home last
Monday, returning to Des Moines
that evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Gravengaard became
the parents of a sweet faced baby girl
last Monday morning.
Jens Hansen, who works on the B.
F. Simpson farms, was with his Bray
ton friends last Sunday.
Tom Hardwick began working on
the Brayton section Of the Great Rock
Island Railway, last Tuesday.
Bud Rendleman and Iona Houston
of Extra, were visiting their Brayton
friends last Tuesday afternoon.
>. G. Hartman, the fine stock rails
er, has flock of fifty spring lambs
on his farm, north of Oakfeld.
Miss Annie Wright is visiting with
her friend, Miss Blanche Noon, at the
John Noon home, south Of Oakfeld.
Uncle l. P. Hallock's team took
fright at the cars the other night and
away they went but did not do much
damage.
Bill Swolley put lot of nice, new,
clean plank on that culvert, just west
of the big bridge; at Oakfield, last
Tuesday.
Misses Edna and Ruby Pearson
passed happy week with their aunt,
Mrs. B. F. Simpson, over in the VAL
ley, recently.
E. E. Powell, the Red Oak horse
buyer, will be in Brayton on Tues
! day, March %, to buy good horses.
Bring in your stock.
This week Master Ray, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dell Heath was up at Extra
visiting with his young relative,
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Say, Mr.! Don't forget that john
son g Thompson still sell Furniture
and Harness. See them when in
need of any of these goods.
Mrs. Lily Reynolds came up from
Atlantic last Saturday and passed a
day with her relatives and friends,
returning Sunday morning.
Mrs. Barhan returned this week
from Nebraska whittier she went last
spring for the benefit of her daugh-
ter's health, Mrs. Grochanour, recent
ly deceased.
Last week Johnny Bergh went
down to Homestead, in Iowa county,
and purchased car load Of young
stock which arrived at Brayton on
Sunday morning.
Will Pratt and wife, of Wiota,
were in Brayton last Monday. Mr..
Pratt attended the creamery meeting
and Mrs. Pratt visited her relatives
at the w. Ii. Pearson home.
Plymouth Rock Eggs for sale at SOC
per setting. They are a little finer
this year than last.
j. G.. HARDAIAN,
Brayton, Iowa.
The literary at the Hamlin school
house closed for the season last Tues
day evening, with the question Of
Women Suffrage, which was decided
in favor of the affirmative There was
a large attendance.
A few of Mrs. |. p. Hallock's LADY,
friends dropped in, Thursday, and
helped her quilt. Those present were
Mrs. John Jenkins, Mrs. Peter How.
ell, Mrs. B. f. Simsson and Miss
Ethel, Mrs. Abbie Curry and Mrs
Carpenter. A very pleasant time was
had.
Supervisor Nels T. Hoegh was il
Brayton, last Monday, setting up the
smokes and receiving the congratula.
tions Of his many friends. 1t was MOI
on account of election this time, but
on account of that new boy baby tina,
arrived at his happy home last Satur.
day.
r. g. Olsen wishes to cali the PEG.
ple's attention to his store where they
can get the most goods for their mon.
ely. He says he does not give any
credit but always gives the mos,
goods for your money and pays the
highest price for your butter and
eggs.
Peter johnson, down on the Gas:
county line, became the daddy of .
bonny wee lassie, last Monday. This
crowns Cottonwood Johnson''
grand-dad for the first time and hi
face shines like new 1898 silver tel
cent piece i'll consequence Of the adj.
vent.
The Jenkins Company bought tw,
good punches OF hogs early this week
They bought nineteen head Of goot
ones Of Nels Broom and ten head o
the sleekest kind of porkers of Boy
Herlick. Tuesday evening this ener.
getic firm shipped carload direct t,
indianapolis, Indiana, that Charley
sold to a man, in Atlantic, over tn