Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13
OAKFIELD e. BRAYTON
Peter Knutzen's girl is quite i'll, o

Peter Knutzen's girl is quite i'll, of
typhoid fever.
L. l.. Kelley and wife went out to
Omaha, last Friday.
Frank Freeman and wife went to
the Omaha fair last Tuesday.
Alfred Miller was at Extra Mon
day on purely business trip.
Mrs. j. A. Slender, wife Of our
popular merchant, is quite i'll.
H. NJ. Underwood is building a
new barn on his lots. in Brayton.
B. F. Simpson and |. P. Hallock
were passengers to Omaha, Tuesday.
Highest market price paid for hides.
Erik Hansen, Butcher, Brayton, Iowa.
Banker H. w. Pollock and wife
attended the Semi Om-Sed Carnival
this week.
A. Erickson, southwest of town,
is erecting the neatest kind OF cot
tage home.
H. P. Button and wife joined the
procession and went to Omaha Oh last
Wednesday.
John DOYLE and wife will move
back to Brayton and occupy the
Clemensen house.
Miss Hattie Hall, sister of Mrs. Fl.
W. Pollock, was down from Manning
a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Christen-
sen became the parents of new boy
baby last Wednesday.
Peter knudsen, three miles west
of Brayton, is putting up neat and
comfortable farm house.
Peter Grau, of south Oaktield
township, is building a new and han
Oily arranged residence.
Mr.. A. Koob was ovep from Crook
ed Greek Valley this week visiting
his sons, John and the Doctor.
Peter Reisgaard, who works on the
B. F. Simpson stock farm, became
the father of a new boy baby, last
week.
A daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Bowen, at Oakfield, will arrive from
Denver, Colorado, the early part o
next week.
Fred Lynch rode down from Audi
bon, last Saturday, and Fred took
terrible tumble, MASKING his bicycl,
all out of shape.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ros
Hewlett, which fell and stuck tn
tine of pitchfork in its head, is still
alive, but unconscious.
Albert Miller, Charlie Blue an,
VIM. Hall have just returned trol
Cherry county, Nebraska, and ma
20 out there to locate.
While Lu Miller and wife are on
at Omaha enjoying the sights of tn
fair, Ben Shirley has charge Of hi
grain office, at Brayton.
Mrs. George Cotton and daughter
"Tott.," passed part Of last week a
the home of Mrs. Cotton's sister, Mrs
j. A. Kinney, at Atlantic.
H. G. Nelson, Tim Rorick an,
George Hansen have erected, each,
new Perkins wind mill and Willad
Willadsen is erecting wind motto,
Mrs. Charlie Milliman and her tw
girls, from Extra, are passing thi
week with her sister, Mrs. Georg
Cotton, at the w. A. Brinkerhot
home.
Miss Clara Ordway and her mothe
were shopping in, Extra last Satur
day and visiting at the pleasant su
burban home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Smith.
Banker Peter Christensen and wife
Of Extra, and Robert Basham and hi
newly made bride, of Des Moines
were visiting with their Oaktield AM
Brayton relatives, last Sunday.
A few days ago Mr. and Mrs. Petel
Nelson, six miles west of Brayton
became the parents of twin boys
Since their advent one of them ha
been very i'll, and the doctor says h,
cannot live.
Mrs. Nette Bruner has written
letter to her sister, Miss Lollie Brink
erhotf, to come out to Rico, Colorado
whre Mrs. Bruner is teaching school
and pass the winter with her. Mis-
Lollie promptly accept ed the invita-
ton and will leave for that wester
city next Thursday.