Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-07-12
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of hay.
Mrs. Jas. McCreary returned Mon.
day from pleasant visit with her
parents.
F. H. Forester is. having a large
hay barn built on his farm near
Highland.
Uncle A. T. Horton was up to EN-
ira last Saturday attending TO bust
ness matters.
McGovern Il Bison shipped out
three cars of hogs Tuesday and one
car Wednesday. a1.
Miss Pearl Hartman went TO Au-
dubon Monday morning to attend
the Review School.
Geo. Bendixen returned last Thurs
day from his visit with relatives and
friends in Moline, III. b 4
90 Bill Thielen sold McGovern g.
Bison Two carloads of fine hogs and
delivered them Tuesday. e5saa
8 HI. S. Wattles was down from
Extra last Sunday and spent the day
with q. L.. Bison and family. % @a
Hans Bengard, one Of the pros
porous farmers over east Of Oakfield,
is having large hay barn built.
Albert Bennett went uptto Poplar
the first of the week for visit with
his daughter, Mrs Chris. Rasmussen
Mrs. Granquist and daughter ex-
pect to go to Griswold next week tor
a visit with Mrs.IGranquist's brother
~ Ben Howell returned to Avoca
Monday, after pleasant weeks visit
with old friends in and around Bray
ton.
li2 Miss Mamie Buckley ex poets to go
to Audubon Saturday for visit
i among her many young friends of
+ that citN.s1 aalis s. fiigqHB -H0iiG3aI
" Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Thomas came
down from Extra on their wheels
Sunday and spent the day with 9. l..
Bison and family. re.ss
There will be another of those
social dances at the Oakfield hall on
the evening of Saturday, July 21st.
The young folks are anticipating a
jolly time. 98aa al yfa7 lia ~
Il. Miss Christina Thompson is assist
ing Mrs. w. R. koob during herlay-
up on account Of the runaway which
she was in over at Anita the evening
of the Fourth afW. If. .is..ft,
John Koob drove to Atlantic Tues
day afternoon, where he went to meet
his brother, DIR. w. r. Koob, who
came in. on the evening flyer from his
trip 10 Omaha. 1..., f..es
On account of his wind mill being
broken, Arthur Carmichael has beef
enjoying the pleasure Of hauling
water distance of two miles tc
water his stock. 9ati3s
Mrs. Lille Reynolds, of Atlantic
came up Sunday and remained until
Monday visiting at the Bartlett home
and looking after business matters
connected with her farm. ss lB0f3
II. N. Bartlett, the. popular Rock
1slard agent at Brayton, is taking 8
layoff this week and during his alb.
sence Mr.. Grote, of Lorah, is looking
after the affairs at the depot.
c. l.. Bison has finished harvesting
his large crop Of hay. One of the
stacks is probably the largest in the
county, there being by actual count
seventy nine large loads in it,. ..l...
Ray Smith and wife have gone tc
Audubon, where Mr.. Smith has Sc.
cured employment. We did no,
learn whether they expect to remoye
to that city permanently or not. m
The many friends and relatives OF
Mrs. Thos. Kelley expect her to ar.
rive the last Of this or first of next
week for an extended visit among
them. She will find a right royal
welcome awaiting her. .8
John Clark and wife, of Ashland
Nebraska, who have been visiting
with their many friends in and
around Brayton and Extra. returned
to their home last Saturday after. 8
most pleasant weeks visit. t'i'l
Chas. sBurton's running horse,
William D., came in second in two OF
the races at Avoca July and 4. 80 HI
now has him in training and expects
tomake the Blue Grass Circuit, and
take some of the prizes, too.
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Lou Millers bronchos took little
run Monday evening and smashed
things up generally. The buggy
was broken into about thousand
pieces and there was not much of the
harness left when they were captured
John Clark and wife, who were
visiting with old friends in and
around Brayton last week, did not
forget their old friends, G. w. Can
non and family, over east of Oakfeld
and went over and spenta day with
them. ~.
CARD OF THANKS The many kind