Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-09-14
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j. G. Hardman is attending the At
lantic fair this week.
Pearl Hardman is teaching school
in Oakfield township.
Christopher Smith went to Allan
tic Tuesday to attend the fair.
Clos Polsen was so unfortunate as
to lose his best work horse the other
day.
j. L. Anderson, was pleasant
caller at the JOURNAL Office il Extra
Saturday.
Hubert Killen and Peter Petersen,
are new additions to the Journals
growing list at Brayton.
B. f. Greer is building a new
house for Grandpa Ed. Coleman,
down in Five Mile Grove.
Fred Blume aud Frank Bittenben-
der, of Audubon, were in Brayton on
business Tuesday afternoon.
Carpenter Peter Petersen, of Oak
field, is busy erecting Geo. Jessen's
new house, west of Brayton.
The Cass county fair at Atlantic
this week was well patronized by
Brayton and Oaktield people.
VIM. Layland, of Audubon, was
attending to business at Brayton and
Oaktield Monday and Tuesday.
Moses Brinkerhotf is teaching
school in District No. Z, Viola town.
ship. He went up Sunday morning.
Jens Hansen, the little Elkhorn
painter is busy identifying j. P.
.Bendixen's new house on the hill, at
Brayton.
Mrs. j. NJ. Franklin and her sister,
Miss Roundy, have been visiting with
their sister, Mrs. j. G.. Hardman, the
past week.
l. P. Hallock left Tuesday for
Sioux City and while he is gone will
look after his land interests in Wood
bury county.
j. M. Cramlet and James McVey,
of near Anita, We're in Extra Monday
attending to business and shaking
hands with old friends.
For Blacksmith shop in
Brayton. Building 20 "a feet in
size. For particulars call on Mrs.
O. l.. OLSEN, Brayton, Iowa.
d. W. Chamberlain and family
moved in from Des Moines this week
and are now comfortably quartered
in the Roach house in Oakfeld.
Grandma Coleman arrived home
last Friday from Fort Collins, Colo
RADIO, where she had been visiting her
son, James Coleman and family.
Rev. O'Connor and Miss Ethel
Simpson, returned Tuesday morning
from Massena where they attended
the Baptist Association Meeting.
Marion Jenkins last week sold one
of his best PAGERS to Vern Culver, Of
Audubon. He received fancy price
but The colt is speedy and will make
a fine driver.
Frank Freeman went to Omaha
Tuesday He will take in the fail
for few days and then 90 to Ham.
burg, Iowa, to visit with his mother
Mrs. Pomeroy.
Rob and Henry Pollock drove tt
Extra Monday evening with theil
fine black driving team. The boys
now own pair of the swiftest goers
this side of the Big Divide.
Chas. Crousce, brother of Gu
Crousce, south Of Oaktield, arrived
here last week from Chicago and vii
make his future home in Audubon
county. His family came Monday
Prof. A. H. Andersen is doing som,
excellent portrait work for hi
countrymen out in Oaktield town
ship. Mr.. Andersen is natural ar
fist and his work ranks among tn,
best.
While fooling with revolver las,
Sunday, Art Hardesty accidentally
shot himself through the left hand
inflicting quite serious wound
DR.. Koob dressed the injured paw
and Art now wears wiser look
Hank Low shipped up two car
loads of feeders-52 head-from At
lantic, Monday evening, which h,
sold to Guide Gjodesen, on the Ton
Kelly place. MIR. Gjodesen will pre-
pare them for the spring market.