Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-28

Brayton is to have livery stable
Ike jenkins has decided to reopen the
old barn and will put in some new
rigs and first class horses, and will be
ready for business before many days
roll by.
The Oakfield and Brayton schools
closed last Friday after most sue
cessful years work The picnic in
the grove was largely attended and
most enjoyable time was had by all
present.
Miss Anna Slender leaves Saturday
for Keithsville, Mo-, where her
parents now reside, and will probably
make her future home there. If she
| does Audubon county will lose one of
its verv best teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jensen, of Elk
horn, and Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jens
Peter Nielsen, the butter maker at the
Troublesome Valley creamery, spent
+, Sunday in Brayton, the guests Of MI.
and Mrs. w. Klemensen.
j. S. Harter went down to J. G.
B. Anderson's one day last week and
just as he was entering the gate dog
run out and grabbed him by the calf of
the leg, making quite an ugly flesh
wound, but nothing serious.
A fine line of single and double
mesh nets just received. Also all
kinds of leather nets. Come in and
see them. Prices right. l am locat-
ed in the old Bendixen building.
j2S5 w. B. BUCKLEY.
"Tots" Cotton closed very sue
cessful term OF school over in the
Hamlin district last Friday. Miss
Cotton is one of our most popular
and successful teachers and gives the
best of satisfaction wherever she
teaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Boorman, OF
Atlantic, drove down from Extra
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Delahoyde and Uncle John Nc
Daniels spent and few hours at the
pleasant home Of /. P. Hallock and
family.
There was very pleasant gather
ing of young people at the Oaktield
hall last Saturday night, who tripod
the light fantastic toe until the clock
warned them that it was approaching
the hour which divides Saturday
from Sunday. All report good
time.
Remember if you want to have a
good time the Fourth, the place to
90 is Ezra. They are making ar.
rangemen,s tor big time up there,
and they extend cordial invitation
to the people Of Brayton and vicinity
TO meet with them on that day and
have good time.
Miss Mae jenkins, the popular
! teacher in No. 9, closed most sue
e cessful term of school in that distric
: last Friday. AS treat for tn
scholars she brought them up to tn
5 grove and joined the jolly pic
E nicers from the Oaktield and Bray
2 ton schools. 1t is needless to say tina
all had a good time.
f j. w. Richards, Of Audubon, sales
man for D. M. Deem, Of Harlan, Iowa
e has just finished setting up Sweet
t Granite monument for j. c. Hard
man in the Oaktield cemetery, owe
the grave of his son Ray, who diet
: last fall. Mr.. Richards did yer,
h nice job, and people wanting an.
;. work done in this line should see hin
There was another ball game tn
!, first of the week in which Brayto
!, came out victorious. This time i
was the Troublesome Valley boy
who were he victims. 1t was not a
interesting game as the one wit
Audubon, as it was too one sided
II "Spoony" Freeman was in the gam
d again and they say he got in one c
g his old time hits and he hit the ba
d so hard that it forgot to light unit
ii got about II miles this side {
!. Lorah. The Troublesome boys wer
J. clearly out classed and were not
the game after the third inning. Fol
# lowing is the score by innings:
d Brayton. 2 s 0 4 10 8 O O 2:
Troublesome.2 2 0 0 ! o.