Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-09

Hans Bengaard was on the sick list
the frs. OF the week.
Joe Smith and family have moved
from Oakfeld to Brayton.
Otto Thomas, of Extra, was a
Brayton caller Tuesday morning.
VIM. Dryden, of Audubon, was do
ing business at Brayton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Freeman's baby
was very sick the first of the week.
George Howard, over in Benton
township, is reported quite sick with
la grippe.
S. P. Daugaard, of Oakfeld town
ship, drove to Extra on business
Wednesday.
Sam Lowers little girl has been
quite i'll Of lung fever, but is now
much better.
r. NJ. Pollock and T. l.. Kelly
were transacting business at Audu-
bon Tuesday.
Erik Hansen, our enterprising meat
market man, was at Extra on bust
ness Tuesday.
H. S. Wattles came down from
Extra Monday evening for a short
visit with the Bison family.
Dwight West and Art Merrick
with their horsepower, commenced
saving up big pile of wood.
Bud Rendleman and Chris Spoo, of
Extra, drove down Tuesday to visit
few minutes with their friends at
Brayton.
Dan Lynch came down from Audu
bon Tuesday to do some plastering on
the new houses being built Oh the
Ballard estate.
Job Chamberlain was laid up with
the grip the front part of the week
and his brother Dan pushed on the
dray line for him.
At the school election held in No.
5, Extra township, Monday, |. F..
Hallock was unanimously elected di-
rector for the ensuing year.
Hon. Theo. f. Myers, Of Audubon,
attorney for the Ballard estate, was
looking after some legal business at
Brayton Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Basham, of
Extra, came down Saturday to at.
tend at the bedside Of the lady,s
mother, Mrs. G.. w. Cannon.
Monday Isaac Smith was elected
school director in No. Oaktield
township, and Chris Nelson was cleo
ted director in District No. /.
A. G. Butterworth, of Denison
Iowa, district deputy, M. w. A..
was calling Oh Woodmen Neighbor
at Brayton Monday afternoon.
For SALE span heavy horses
l two seated buggy, and l corn plan.
ter. Call on F. B. HEATH, Braytol
hotel. IT
STRAYED.-From my place foul
miles west of Extra, one two-yeal
old heifer-black with yellow spots
Finder inform n. l.. BECK.
Ed Cadwallader, who has beer
working for VIM. Thielen, has re
signed his position, and is now TAX
ing good rest at the Bravton hotel
McGovern Il Bison on Tuesday o
this week bought of Chris Christen
sen, that successful farmer of Oak
field township, 80 head of fine hogs
to be delivered the next day.
w. S. MCGUIRE, Of Lorah, All
r. G. Olsen, Of Wiota, were at Bray
ton on Tuesday evening attending
Woodmen lodge. They report trad
booming at their respective bushes
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Christensen, {
Oakfeld township, drove to Exil
Saturday to visit with their sol
Peter, who is now the only jewele
in Extra and is doing splendi
business.
George Jessen and Hugh Bowe
are at Audubon this week serving Q
the grand jury and John Kelly, Sal
Schartf, Ellis Cannon, w. L. Bintnt
and Ralph Akers are doing Guty
petit jurors.
Henry Hendricks, who has bee
working for Tom Kelly the pa
year, leaves this week for Kans
City. He will visit with his poop
at that place for short time al
then 90 to Minnesota to spend Il
summer.
Tom McGovern took his herd
Western horses over to Guthrie Ce
ter Friday and on Saturday disposed
ed Of a majority Of them at an au
ton held in that city. He returne
with the balance Of the bunch
Brayton Sunday.
Jens Hansen, the little ElkhoI
painter, who formerly lived at Bra
ton, was here Monday evening al
attended Woodmen lodge. Jens
doing some painting and decoratil
in town this week. He is hustl
and does excellent work.