Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-01
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F. l.. Freeman was an Atlantic
business visitor Monday.

F. l.. Freeman was an Atlantic
business visitor Monday.
Dave Carpenter was at Extra We'd
nesday visiting with relatives.
j. S. Harrison, of Extra, is here
papering G. L. Bisom's drug store.
Des Moines sand tor sale at the
Green Bay Lumber Yard, Brayton.
MAIDS Fabricious, of Hamlin, was
visiting with friends at Brayton
Tuesday.
Julius and Luddie Nelson, of Buck
Greek, observed Decoration Day at
Brayton.
&C. Hardman and Ingvard Birk
were seen on Extra streets Tuesday
afternoon.
Ellis Cannon and frankie Devine
were at Extra visiting friends Tues
day evening.
Henry Bell has resigned his posi-
ton as superintendent of D. w.
Powers dining car.
Mrs. 8. F. Greer and the baby
visited with relatives in Cass county
Saturday and Sunday.
Two beautiful little lawns were
added to Uucle Ike Hallock's fine
herd OF deer Tuesday night.
John Rendleman, the hustling real
estate man from Extra, was bust
ness caller at Brayton Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Jennie Andrews, OF Extra, is
passing the week visiting with her
sister, Mrs. l. P. Hallock, Of Oak
field.
The frame work on DR.. Koob's new
residence has been raised and the
building is already beginning to as
sumo proportions.
l. P. Hallock shipped two cars Of
sheep to Chicago saturday night.
He accompanied them personally re-
turning the first of the week.
STRAYED OR SToLEN.-One black
shoat: weight about l75 pounds.
Finder will be justly rewarded by
returning property to Erik Hansen,
Brayton, Iowa. IT
E. g. Bartlett, of Council Bluffs,
was here to pass Decoration Day with
relatives and friends at Brayton.
Eb. has scores of friends here who
are always glad to see him.
O. f. Ide and family spent all day
Monday visiting with Grandpa
and Grandma on Smith at Extra.
Owen brought home with him twine
enough to do for this seasons cutting.
The Odd Fellows building has now
been fixed up and will soon be fitted
up for a billiard hall again. A. Bon
net is now busy fixing up his tables
and will be ready for business after
June lst.
Sam Eagan, the old frontiersman
who lives near Highland, was at Ex-
ira Tuesday observing Decoration
Day and shaking hands with old
friends whom he had not seen for
many days.
During the last two weeks Nc
Govern u Bison have shipped Il car
load of hogs out of Brayton each day.
Monday they purchased nice bunch
Of fifteen head from Soren johnson
of Sharon township.
Dick Powers, Ernest Cotton, Pearl
Jenkins and Maud Howell were
among the Brayton young people
who attended Memorial services at
Extra Tuesday. Dick and the Dea-
con helped the Extra band to furnish
music for the occasion.
Joe Trimmer, who lives over near
Anita, while shooting volt Mon
day afternoon on his farm, accident
ally had his nose blown off and his
face and hands bruised from the
bursting Of his gun barrel.
On account of the rain storms
nothing can be done towards fixing
up the Bowen cemetery until June
10th. By request Of the committee,
all who are interested in the matter
are urgently requested to be present
that day, to help clear up and beau
tifY this silent city Of the dead.
Sister Mathea, better known to the
people Of this community, as Miss
Susie Bintner, arrived here Monday
from New Orleans, where she has
been stationed as teacher iii Catho-
lie school. Her coming was happy