Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-09-15
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OAKFIELD & BRAYTON

OANllLLDS
Jim Brown was an Omaha fair Wis
itor this week.
Brayton markets: Corn 21c Oats Ice
Wheat As, Hogs 1885.
w. S. Mcclure was slightly under
the weather the fore part Of the week.
z. f. Howell, Wednesday, shipped
a carload of 450-pound porkers to
Chicago.
Mrs. l. H. jenkins is caring for
Little Bonnie Sykes during Mrs.
Sykes absence.
Supervisor Nels P. Hoegh was at
Audubon, Tuesday, attending an ex-
era session of the Board.
Mrs. Wash Bartlett has moved to
Atlantic where she will hereafter
make her permanent home.
A large number Of our good people
will go to Audubon, Saturday, to at
tend the John Robinson show.
Frank Greer and son, Ralph, were
at Des Moines, the first of the week,
where Frank bought large new line
Of shoes.
KEGS Hallock and family are NOV
ing into the rear part of the Jimmy
Hewlett building, now occupied by
the Greers.
Ernest Cotton and Will Brinker-
hoff are now at Griswold and report
meeting with splendid success IN the
optical business.
Professor Brinkerhotf returned
Monday evening from Omaha. Miss
Blossom had charge of the Professors
school during his absence.
M. E. jenkins goes to Council
Bluffs on September goth to act on
the petit jury at the Federal Court,
which will convene at that date.
A letter from Ward Smith states
that he still remains well and happy.
His regiment is still at the Preside
but expect to be transported to Hon
olulu soon.
Hon. and Mrs. T. L. Kelly took
their baby girl to Extra where she
was baptized by Father Falenschmidt.
Margaret Helen is the name given the
little lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson have
been visiting friends at Marine and
Kimballton, this week. They leave
Thursday for their furture home at
Seattle, Washington.
Mrs. Lulu Poorman bid adieu t.
her Brayton friends, Tuesday morn
ing, ana left for Omaha where she
will visit few days before return.
ing to her home at Livingston, Mon.
tana.
Banker r. NJ. Pollock left las
week for Cullison, Illinois, and We'd
nesday himself and wife returned t.
Brayton to make their future home
We welcome the new Corners to GU
town and hope their stay may be al
enjoyable one.
The Danish Brotherhood held thei
annual summer social at the home o
Bonnie Christensen last Sunday. Tn
lodge people and many invited friend
were present and all had a very enjoy
able day oft.
Chas. Sykes was at Omaha Monda,
to visit Mrs. Sykes. who is patien
at the Methodist Hospital i'll tina
city. He reports finding his wife
condition greatly improved, her re
covery is assured and she is expected
to return to Oaktield in about tire
weeks.
The other day certain little vel
low dog got after Hallock's shee]
in the big pasture near the creek bot
tom. Kees Hallock was in the vicin
ity and incidentally took a crack a
the canine with his shot gun. 'Pug'
ran for home bowling like Conan
che. He had 10 or IA buck shot tax
en- out of his body and now stays a
home like good dog.
We are sorry to note that on
genial hotel people, Mr.. W. Reinhar
and family, leave this week for Allan
tic to make their future home. Mr.
Reinhart and family made man.
warm friends during their stay her
who regret their leaving. We under
stand that the hotel building has bee
rented again to new parties, but di,
not learn who they were.