Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-09-07
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One Of Clarence Moons children
has been very sick the past week.
Hank Pearson spent Sunday with
his father at their home near High
land.
Brayton and Oakield sent large
delegation to the county fair this
year.
S. G. Nelson, few miles south of
Brayton, is reported as being very
sick man.
Mrs. Greer and children and Miss
Maud Bowen spent Sunday at the
Harter home.
There was very pleasant dancing
party at the home of A. B. Hill Sat-
urday evening.
Moses Brinkerhotf is working for
Frank Heath at Brayton during the
latter's illness.
Mrs. Mary Cotton is expected back
from her visit in Washington in
about two weeks.
Master Ray Heath was at Extra
Tuesday forenoon, having some dental
work performed.
Miss Nora Hutton came up from
Atlantic Saturday to visit with
friends few days.
Miss Amber Kelsey, of Extra, is
soourning at the l. II. jenkins home
stead for a few days.
Walter Stoneking will conduct a
dancing party at the Oakfield hall
next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mcpherson, of Lake City,
is here for short visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. H. w. Pollock.
j. P. Hill, the sheriff Of Cass
county, was attending to business in
Brayton Tuesday afternoon.
Frank Heath and his daughter
Gertrude are both very sick at their
home at the Brayton Hotel.
Mrs. kees Hallock visited at the
n. P. Christensen home at Extra
from Saturday until Monday.
Large numbers of our young people
attended the Ringling Brothers cir
Gus at Atlantic last Thursday.
Charley and Frank jenkins came
down from Extra Monday and took
dinner at the j. T. Jenkins home.
Miss Arlie Vail, Of Audubon, has
been visiting the past week with her
cousins, Mrs. O. r. Ide and Miss
''Tots" Cotton.
For Blacksmith shop in
Brayton. Building 20 "a feet in
size. For particulars call on MRS.
o. l.. OLSEN, Brayton, Iowa.
Mrs. B. F. Simpson returned Mon
day from Des Moines where she had
been viewing the fair and visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Chambers.
Soren johnson, of Sharon Tues
day, boarded the train at Brayton
for Omaha to take in the fair and
visit with his brother who livis there.
Fl. M. Bartlett and family and
Miss Agnes Reesman returned Mon
day evening from a weeks visit with
friends at Indianola and Des Moines.
Nels Petersen, now hustling far
mer living near Hamlin, formerly a
successful merchant at this place, was
in Brayton on business Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Jennie Crane will leave next
Saturday for Massena to attend the
Baptist Association and from there
will go to Dexter to visit with
friends few days.
Willie Cowden, a nephew of Sta
ton Agent Snyder, who has been
visiting his relatives here the past
couple of weeks, returned to his home
at Eddyville, Iowa, Tuesday.
We have heard considerable COM
planning about the condition of the
Oakfield cemetery. 1t is reported
that nearly the entire enclosure is
grown over with weeds. Whoever
has the cemetery in charge should at
tend to this matter at once.
Rev. L. j. O'Connor is attending
the annual meeting OF the Atlantic
Baptist Association. being held this
year at Massena. His work as rep.
resentative of the Home Mission will
be almost sure to detain him over
Sunday and therefore there will be
no services at Brayton Sunday.