Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-07-19

to Atlantic Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Buckley visited with
Audubon friends Tuesday.
Winn Browning returned to
Audubon Tuesday evening.
Max and Clara Bendixen went up to
Audubon Tuesday TO visit for a few
days.
Dr. w. r. Koob purchased span
Of broncos from r. S. Harter the first
Of the week.
Misses Ethel and Esta Simpson
were passengers for Audubon Tues
day evening.
Jno. Mcclure and family, from
near Harlan, are visiting at the j. G.
Hardman home.
Ed. Lewis was busy Monday doing
an artistic job of papering at the D..
w. Powers home
G. L. Bison purchased set Of those
fine work harness of VIM. Buckley
one day last week.
A little stranger, a boy, arrived al
the Robin Ballard home, south of
Brayton, Monday.
VIM. Malone and wife, from near
Adair, spent Sunday with Fl. w.
Pearson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Little, of Au-
dubon, spent Sunday with VIM.
Buckley and family.
Miss Grace Hallock and Miss Bald
win, of Salida, Col, are visiting at
the /. P. Hallock home.
Eric Anderson, out west of Bray
ton, was up to Extra Tuesday attend
ing to business matters.
l. P. Hallock returned from Chica-
go last Thursday, where he had been
with several cars of stock.
Mrs. L. B. Raglan, of Extra, visit
ed short time at the d. W. Powers
home in Oakfeld Tuesday.
Mrs. Marie Petersen returned to
Audubon Tuesday, after a pleasant
visit at the j. P. Bendixen home.
Mrs. w. II. Pearson and her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Quinn, visited out at
the Uncle L. d. Pearson home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Doner drove
over near Anita last Sunday and
spent the day with the 'Lige Birge
family.
w. S. Davis was up from Atlantic
Tuesday and purchased thirty head
of feeding cattle from McGovern &
Bison.
Albert Miller and wife, from over
near Highland, spent Sunday with
Geo. johnson and wife, out west OF
Brayton.
Martin Thompson and wife, over
near Highland are rejoicing over the
arrival of little girl at their home
last Sunday.
We understand Bus Ballard has
purchased one of the farms, down
near Atlantic, from the heirs Of the
Ballard estate.
Miss Alice Nelson, of Moline, who
came to attend the funeral of hel
sister, will remain for time visiting
among relatives.
Mrs. Thos. Kelley arrived from
Gold Greek, Montana, last Sunday
and is now visiting at the home of he
parents. near Atlantic.
The dance at the Oaktield hall next
Saturday night promises to be quite
social event for those who love t.
trip the light fantastic toe.
Geo. johnson, out west of Brayton
is going to have big dance in hi
new barn, Saturday evening, Jul,
rs. "A big time is anticipated.
John Mcnamara arrived from Golt
Greek, Montana, Tuesday, and is nov
busily engaged getting his threshin!
machine in shape to begin work.
Mrs. DIR. Koob has so far recovere
from the injury she received in tn
runaway the Fourth as to agian b
able to attend to her household dr ties
Mrs. Mary Quinn, who has bee
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. W
H. Pearson, returned to her home a
Worthington, Minnesota, Wednesday
We understand Henry Gravesmuh
the new grain buyer for the Roth
childs, has rented the johnson res
deAce, north Of the Bendixen hare
ware store.
Mrs. Louis, of Davenport, is visi,
ing with her brother, Nels P. Hoeg
and family. She came out to /
present at the twenty-fifty weddin
anniversary.
Mrs. Granquist and daughter wei
to Red Oak the first of the week
visit with Mrs. Granquisrs broth,
before returning to their home
Moline, Illinois.
Ernie Cotton and Moses Brinke
hoff, two of Audubon county's SUI
cessful teachers, expect to start ne,
month for Ames, where they will a