Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-29
V4E\I5IZlD & S%4Y1VN

Mrs. A. NJ. Blom was Oh the sick
list the first of the week.
Gus Crouzy, south OF Oakfield, is
on the sick list this week.
T. j. Essington was an Extra bust
ness visitor one day last week.
Reno Ordway has been quite sick
the past week of bilious attack.
r. NJ. Pollock is expected home
from his eastern visit this week.
Frank jenkins came down from
Audubon Monday returning Tuesday.
Grandma MCGUIRE, Of Lorah, has
been suffering the past week OF neur-
algia.
Henry Rohwer, of Extra, made a
business visit in Brayton Tuesday
evening.
Ernie and Mary Cotton and Miss
Bessie Ide spent Sunday at Lewis, re-
turning Monday.
Carpenters commenced work on
Bendixen's house on the Heights last
Monday morning.
w. D. Pratt and family, Of near
Highland, Sundayed with w. H.
Pearson and family.
Jack johnson and VIM. Hines, OF
Atlantic, were looking after business
in Rravton TnaC6av
j. F. Snyder. our new station
agent, was rather under the weather
the first Of the week.
Miss May Frazier, Of Griswold,
came up and spent Sunday with
relatives and friends.
Chris Larsen is building bran
new barn for Job Chamberlain on his
farm east of Oaktield.
Charley Bell and Iona Beers each
bought one Of those Western horses
of Rob Harter last Saturday.
Miss Pearl Russell, Of Hastings,
iowa, is here for visit with her
relatives, the Cotton family, OF Oak
field.
P. F. Howell shipped four loads OF
choice cattle to Chicago Saturday
evening, accompanying the stock in
person.
A. G. Gochanour, of near High
land, came over to Brayton Monday
to look after business and shake hands
with old friends.
w. HI. Pearson is very busy this
week repairing machinery prepare
tory to harvest work. Hank is al
artist in the iron line.
Henry Pollock went to Audubon
Wednesday to play ball with the Au
dubon club against Zeb Splivens
farmer team of Wahoo, Nebraska.
Mrs. Jennie Crane and Miss Iren
Jenkins were at Atlantic this weel
attending the district convention o
the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
Mrs. q. H. Rollins and two chill
dren of Des Moines, arrived here from
Avoca Tuesday and will visit 70
several DAYS with the Bison family
John Crane and his daughter, Mrs
Will Brinkerhoff, spent Sunday wit
friends in Oakfield and in the even
ing attended divine services at Bray
ton.
John Anderson, down on the Ca:
county line, says he has 100 cords {
wood to be chopped up, and says b
will give anybody 75c per cord t
chop it.
Bert Hester, and his sister, Mi
Susie, of Valley Junction, will arriy
in Brayton Sunday to visit wit
their uncle G. L. Bison and family
until after the Fourth.
A farmer living near Brayton wei
down to Atlantic, one day last weel
got into some trouble and in til
evening returned home with hus
shanty oyer his left eye.
Miss Florence Nelson, Of Molin
Illinois, daughter Of N. j. Nelso
our former hardware merchant, a
rived in Brayton Tuesday for Wis
with the j. P. Bendixen family ar
other friends.
The Misses May and Pearl Jenki
and Maude Howell departed Sunds
for Battle Greek, Michigan, to Wis
with their brother, Hayde Jenkin
Hayde does not know they are con
ing and the girls expect to rush
and give him delightful surpris
"a Fair Outside Is