Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-04
w. S. MCGUIRE, at Lorah, sells
Shoes at your own price,

Mrs. B. F. Heath was calling on
friends at Extra Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Erickson, of south Oak
field township, is quite sick.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bartlett was shopping
in Atlantic Tuesday afternoon.
Shoemaker Thompson was attend
ing to business at Extra Monday.
Merchant C. A. Heath was doing
business at Extra Tuesday forenoon
Mrs. P. l.. Anderson, south OF
Oakfield is quite sick with tonsilitis
Miss Verna Croy, Of Extra, visited
over Sunday with friends at Brayton
B. f. Greer made flying trip to
Des Moines on business last Wednes-
day.
Frank jenkins came down from
Audubon Tuesday to vote at the city
election.
Miss Mary Gault, Of Extra, was
visiting with Brayton friends the last
of the week.
Until May 9TH, jenkins Il Vail
will pay - cents per dozen for your
eggs. Bring them in.
Plymouth Rock Eggs at Fifty
Cents per setting.
]. c. HARDMAN, Brayton, Iowa
o. L. Olsen and S. P. Daugaard
were looking over the fair city OF
Extra one day last week.
All the best grades of Flour CSC
per sack, Cash. Bran and Shorts at
mill prices. w. S. Mcclure, Lorah
Edna Pearson, Elsie Slender and
Wendell Smith have all received
diplomas from County Superinten.
dent Spencer
Aunt Ann Hewlett came up from
Atlantic last week and is now having
her house at Oakfeld fixed up fol
rental purposes.
Sheriff j. H. Jones and County
ATTORNEY j. NJ. Graham was looking
after business in the south part OF the
county Tuesday.
A new boy baby was born to Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Schultz, down soutf
of Oaktield Sunday. Billy is busy
setting up the smokes.
The storm last Thursday blew dow
windmill at Martin Nelson's toul
miles west of Brayton. The mill ha6
only been put up about three months
Mrs. Minnie Anderson, Of Ana
conda, Colorado, but now visiting
with relatives in Extra, is here for
few days visit with her old tim
friend, Mrs. c. L. Bison.
The 17-months-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lillienthal. Of soutl
Oakfield township, is suffering from
quick consumption and the little
ones recovery is much in doubt.
A caucus was held at Brayton las
Friday night and the Peoples Tickle
was nominated with the following
candidates for councilman: f. L
Freeman, j. P. BendiXen and t. j
McGovern.
A brother of Mrs. Sven Larsen, o
Oakfeld township, was mixed up il
the big cyclone at Kirksville, Mis-
souri,, last week. The gentleman wa
patient in hospital in that city
and the extent OF his injuries are We
unknown.
T. j. McGovern and Rob Hartel
were at Kirkman the last Of the weel
with bunch Of horses, which they
tried to dispose of auction. Thu
weather was too inclement and tn;
BOYS returned with their horses te
Brayton Monday evening.
The young people gave Miss Dossi'
Barry farewell surprise party at hel
home in Oakfield Saturday evening
The merry crowd present enjoyed
themselves splendidly until lat
hour when they all babe a longing
adieu to Miss Dossie who leaves Will
her parents for Nebraska this week.
Wednesday morning work wa
commenced on DR.. Koob's new resi-
dence at Brayton. 1t will be larg'
IdDUSOIlle structure anu Will DC JUN
on the lots south Of the bank. 1t i
to be two full stories high with eigh
rooms and three porches, and has al
the modern conveniences that vii
bring about luxury and comfort
j. B. Aldrich, of Atlantic, is thu
architect and contractor. He viii
have a large force of carpenters con.
stantly at work and will push thu
building to completion by Angus
lst The new residence is to COS
about $4,000.
A little trouble occurred down il
the south part Of Oakfeld township
Monday. A misunderstanding seem
to have existed for some time between
two families in this neighborhoot
and on Monday Lou Lambertsol
aged 10, and Niels Nielsen Krog, aget
Is, renewed the quarrel. The atfai
was brought up the next day in jus
tice court before Judge Peter F
Howell. The defendant, Lambert
son, was charged with having throw
q lariat over YOunU X rOUh'S head an,