Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-13
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Horace Bartlett was an Audubon
visitor Tuesday.
Nels Sornson attended to business
at Audubon Monday.
Mrs. George Chase has been quite
sick for the past week.
w. S. MCGUIRE, at Lorah, sells
Shoes at your own price.
DR.. Koob was in Atlantic between
trains Tuesday afternoon.
l. p. Hallock shipped two carloads
of cattle to Chicago Monday evening.
Miss Mabel Chase visited over Sun
day with her friend Miss Mabel Har-
ter.
Miss Blanche Noon visited at the
Gilroy home, east of Extra, over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Slender went
to Marine Sunday on a visit, return
ing Monday.
Mrs. Henry Bopp came up from
Atlantic Tuesday to visit with rela-
tives at Brayton.
Miss Ethel Simpson came home
Saturday from Atlantic where she
had been making short visit.
All the best grades of Flour csc
per sack, Cash. Bran and Shorts at
mill prices. w. S. Mcclure, Lorah.
Uncle Ike Jenkins is so badly
crippled up with rheumatism in his
left leg that he is compelled to carry
cane.
John Curry, of Atlantic, spent
Sunday at the Hallock home in Oak
field. Mrs. Curry came up Friday
evening.
Mrs. on Smith came down from
Extra Sunday to spend the day with
Mrs. 0. f. Ide and take look at that
big girl baby.
Miss Nelson arrived Tuesday from
Neigh, Pierce county, Nebraska, and
will visit for several weeks with her
father, Peter Nelson, who lives two
miles north Of Brayton.
Frank Heath last week purchased a
good team of George Chase for his
trunk wagon. Frank is doing good
business in the livery line and con-
tinually adds to his driving stock.
The Ladies' Aid Society met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Horace
Bartlett at her pleasant home south
OF Brayton. There was a large at
tendance OF interested members who
enjoyed most excellent time.
Dick Powers, Ernest Cotton and
Prof. Enenbach drove to Extra Mon
day evening to play with the Extra
Cornet Band. The boys are good
musicians and are proving to be a
strong acquisition to the big band at
Extra.
Miss Florence Rathbun came dowr
from Extra the last of last week an6
visited Tor short time with hel
friend, Miss Clara Ordway. Satnr.
day evening Clara accompanied her
back to Extra where she visited over
Sunday.
Charley Doner and family have
moved into the Hallock house on thu
west side of the street in Oakfeld
recently vacated by the Greer family
Charley was one of the victims who
was knocked out of farming on tn,
Ballard estate, and as a consequence
no will yroi,l- Out thic c,,,,p,or
Next Sunday George !. Hoegh will
be thirty years old and on that day {
large number Of his friends viii
gather in at his happy home in Oak.
field township and make the event
memorable one. George, here's hop
ing that you may live thirty and
thirty years more, and may your
shadow never grow less.
The incorporation campaign a,
Brayton is fast drawing to a close
We are on the eve Of battle. Before
tbs sun sets to morrow the voters
will have decided whether or not
Brayton shall be an incorporated
town. During the past week the
saloon question has become an i'm.
pOrtant factor and aroused much dis
ussion. From all indications the
contest will be close and no man car
foretell what result the morrow will
bring forth. There are about 45
votes to be polled. Our citizens all
thoroughly understand the problem
and whate'er be the verdict OF the
ballots, will be to the best interest OF
our people in general.