Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-07-28

ting up 100 tons of hay.
Horace Bartlett made business
trip to Des Moines Monday.
Mrs. Jno. Curry, of Atlantic, visit
ed at the Hailock home last week.
Geo. Atkinson, our old friend south
of Oakfield, was quite sick last week.
Harrison Gingley has taken Chris
Peterson's place on the Brayton sec
ton.
Hans. NJ. Hansen drove up to Ex-
ira Friday evening to do some shop
ping.
A number of Oakfeld lads attended
the dance north of Extra Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Milliman of Extra, Wis
tied at her parents home in Oaktield
last Friday.
Clarence and Blanch Heath, of
Anita, are here visiting at the G. A.
Heath home.
Frank Worthing and some of the
Bruce boys of Anita were fishing in
the 'Botna Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cotton were
visitors at the Omaha fair last week,
returning Monday.
Frank Devine is hauling milk to
the Troublesome Valley Creamery for
John Mcnamara.
w. S. MCGUIRE, drove his friend
Mr.. Flemming, of Council Bluffs to
Audubon Tuesday afternoon.
The wife of Peter Gray, who lives
on the Smoky Hill farm in Oakfield
township is reported very sick.
Nels Beck, our friend the black
smith OF northeast Oakfeld township,
has had his, residence nicely painted.
Mrs. VIM. Swolley and daughters,
the Misses Myrtle and Maud Kelley
were visiting relatives at Harlan Sun
day.
Howard Clark and wife, Of Des
MONIES, are here for a short visit with
r. P. Clark and family east of Oak
field.
MI. and Mrs. Clos Polsen are very
happy over the advent of a new boy
boy baby that arrived last Friday
morning.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Sykers, had one Of his little
hands badly scalded by hot coffee one
day last week.
McGovern & Bison on Tuesday
bought fine carload of fat steers of
D. E., johnson, north Of Brayton.
The stock is to be shipped Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Faulkner drove
over to Anita Sunday. Their little
daughter, Averil, remained with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Sears.
Miss Lollie Brinkerhoff was at the
parental home in Oakfield Monday,
while on her way home from a tour
to the Exposition and visit in Mills
county.
Chris Petersen, who has been work.
ing on the section at Brayton this
summer leaves for South Dakota the
last of the week to look for work III
the harvest fields.
Chris Jensen, he who hauls lumber
to Elkhorn says that bridges near thu
Oakfeld creamery are as dangerous a.
the mines in Manila Bay and ough
m ba lonl-o1 a flor
Samuel Brinkeroff, Of Cedar Rapids
was here few days this week visit
ing at the Professors home in Oak
field. He was accompanied by hi
friend Mr.. Briner.
George johnson and Miss Lilli,
Clausen of Anita, left Brayton Mon
day morning for Billings, Montana
where, we understand they will maxi
their future home.
Geo. Christensen Of North Oaktielt
township gave dance in his new
house last Saturday evening. 1t wa
managed by Chris Hansen and proved
very enjoyable affair.
lAhEN UI.-ou Ily pldCC, wv
miles west of Brayton, one hog. Tn
owner can have same by provin!
property and paying charges.
NELs p. NELSON.
Soren Nielsen, that bright youn!
school teacher Of Oakfield township
is this week looking for the arrival o
his sister from Denmark. The youn!
lady will make her home in Oaktielt
township.
F. S. Watts and family. D. e. Soar
Woods Soar, DR.. Childs, Miss Buelal
Soar and several others whose name
we did not learn came down from
Audubon Sunday and picniced in tn
Hallock woods.
Ward Smith writes home that hi
regiment the 51st Iowa, will leave O.
the steamship Arizona for Manil
about Aug. End. He says they are al
feeling we'll over the prospects Of get
ting away from the foggy atmospher
of the California coast.
Way off in far away Montana Hon
Thos. l.. Kelley is now jumpin
O. H.