Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-09-21
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Mrs. N. P. Gravengaard, of Oak
Hill, is reported quite sick.
KEGS Hallock was attending to
business in Atlantic Tuesday.
Fred Edmundson and family Sun
dayed with relatives in Extra.
Geo. Mcclure was transacting
business in Atlantic the last Of the
week.
Mrs. w. r. Koob went to Anita,
Wednesday to visit with relatives for
week.
We hear it said that Brayton is to
have a new business house in the near
future.
The evening services at the Baptist
church will begin next Sunday even
ing at 1880.
j. T. jenkins was at Omaha the
first of the week buying up some
feeding cattle.
Joe Robinson and wife of near
Wiota, Sundayed with Hank Pear
son and family.
There was jolly dancing party at
Peter Petersen's home at Oakfield
Saturday evening.
Ike Smith purchased a new Fuller
u johnson wagon Of johnson Il
Thompson, Tuesday.
Will Bintner has purchased forty
acre tract Of land Of his brother Nick.
The land is unbroken.
Will Swolley has returned from
Atlantic where he has been working
in the canning factory.
A. H. Anderson is now assistant
buttermaker at the Oaktield township
creamery. He was formerly of the
Kimballton creamery.
For SALE.-Blacksmit shop in
Brayton. Building 20 "a feet in
size. For particulars call on Mrs.
0. L. OLSEN, Brayton, Iowa.
Lou Hough and wife, and Mrs.
Hough's sister, came up from Allan
tic Tuesday evening for a short visit
with the G. l.. Bison family.
Mrs. I. M, Barry, wife OF our for
mer station agent, now of Alvo, Ne
braska, is here tor short visit with
the Ordway family, of Oakfeld.
Hon Pattee and Buss Ballard while
in Atlantic Monday purchased 60
head Of feeding cattle which they
will prepare for the spring market.
Ben Shirley has purchased some lots
in Oaktield of KEGS Hallock and will
at once commence the erection of a
neat cottage. There is not single
vacant house in all Oaktield at the
present writing.
Rev. L. j. O'Connor will deliver
an address on Education" at the
Baptist church Sunday evening at
1880 o'clock. Teachers and parents
especially invited to be present. No
charge for admission.
Rev. N. p. Gravengaard, of the Dan
ish Lutheran church will hold SER
vices in the Danish language at the
Brayton Baptist church next Thurs
day evening, September 2sth and
there after every other Thursday
evening.
A consignment Of butter tubs was
received at Brayton Tuesday. $50 Of
them were for the Oakfeld creamery,
200 for the Troublesome Valley and
200 for the Elkhorn creamery. The
balance of the carload was uDloaded
at Audubon.
Henry Jennings, living four miles
southeast of Brayton. sometime ago
ran rusty nail in his foot, causing
blood poison to set in. For several
days he was in very serious con-
dition but with DR.. Koob's skillful
assistance is improving rapidly.
Johnny Berg has bought the last
remnant of the old lumber from the
Cotton mill and is hauling it to his
farm south of Oaktield where he will
use it in putting up a large double
corn crib. Thus has passed away the
the last vestige of a once famous land
mark.
Hayde Jenkins arrived home last
week from Battle Greek, Michigan
where he has been the past two years
for the benefit of his health. Hayde
is looking much improved in health
and is having good visit with his
relatives and many friends who were
very glad to see him.