Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04
j. F. Bergh was a Sunday visitor
with friends at Audubon.

John Kelly went to Atlahllc on
business Monday afternoon.
Harry Finkbine was up from At
lantlc for few hours Tuesday visit
with Nels Sornsen.
Mrs. w. II. Pearson and Mrs.
Frank Heath were Extra visitors
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs, Fred Edmunson and Mrs.
Kirk Merrick were at Extra Monday
dong some shopping.
Attorney Van Slyke, of Avoca,
spent Sunday with friends at Still
side returning the first of the week.
Claude Call, took the evening train
Monday for some point IN Nebraska,
having been called there by the sick
ness of relatives.
John B. Howell, of Avoca, Iowa, a
brother of P. F., was here the first of
the week doing some veterinary work
for some of our stock men.
Prof. NJ. F. Enenbach spent Satur-
day at his home at Arcadia. He re-
turned in time to see the Passion
Play, at Extra Sunday evening while
on his way home.
Erick Hansen, had big birthday
party at his home near Elkhorn Sum
day and a number of his Brayton
friends went out to see that the event
was celebrated right.
L. D. Pearson came over from
highland Tuesday and took dinner
with his son, Hank, and went to At
lantic on the one O'Clock train on
business. He will return Friday.
Mrs. Mike Scharf sustained a
a stroke of paralysis last week Tues
day and has been very sick lady
since. Her condition however is
somewhat improved this week.
Elan Bills was made full-fedged
Woodman at Brayton camp, Tuesday
evening. He says he had a close
shave to keep his nerve with HIM
while going through the tall timber.
Quite number of our people con-
template attending the street tair and
carnival at Atlantic next week. The
extra train returning in the evening
makes it quite convenient for those
wishing to return home the same day.
Asa Horton and his sister, Miss
Myrtle, returned Monday evening
from their visit at Pierce, Nebraska
The Misses Mamie and Emaline Es-
sington, who went out with them,
will remain several weeks yet, before
returning.
Tuesday afternoon we noticed B
F. Simpson unloading fine new tor
buggy at the Brayton depot, which
Ben purchased while in Omaha las,
week. The new vehicle is equipped
with hard rubber tires and looks de.
scideGly comfortable.
Quite number of our good ci,i.
zens of the Catholic faith drove t.
Extra Sunday evening to observe the
Passion Play, as produced by ODER.
ammergau stereopticon views anC
moving pictures. They pronounced
the entertainment first class.
j. P. Nielsen, the gentlemanlv but
termaker of the Troublesom Valley
creamery, wss pleasant caller at TIL
JOURNAL shop Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Nielsen is one of the best butter.
makers in the business and is very
popular with the patrons of thu
creamery.
Jens P. Juhl and George Hansen
went to Extra on Tuesday morning tt
join Luse's excursion of landseeker
which left that afternoon, for south
western Minnesota and southeastern,
South Dakota. They will probably
be the owners of another chunk Q
land when they return.
There will be a social and DO,
supper given at the Oaktield Cenle
schoolhouse next Saturday evening
October 9Th, for the benefit of the Ii
brary fund. Be sure and come on
and help good cause along. Wei
promise you that you will have
:. good time and you might make tn
hit of your life.
L. N. Krog, of Oakfeld township
accompanied by his family, spen
Sunday at Hans Hansen's hospitabl
home at Extra. Mr.. Krog recent,
sold his 80 acre farm northwest o
Brayton to Mr.. John Dettman. w
understand Mr.. Krog will soon NOV
to Brayton where he already has som
residence property. He intends t
put up a new shop here and again en-
gage in the blacksmithing business
Mr.. Krog had a shop here humble
of years ago.
Mrs. j. w. Fredricksen, of Gilroy
California, is here visiting with rel
Y atives, friends and former neighbors
IS She arrived at Marine some thre
weeks ago and has since been visitin!
with her son near that place. Sh
tells us that Mr.. Fredricksen's healtl
has not been of the best, but tina
they have prospered and have bull
up beautiful home in their new
location. Their son, Will, who lief
here last year with his family, is still
at Winnemucca, Nevada, where h
has a remunerative job on a cattl
ranch.