Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-08

Don visitor the first OF the week.
For SALE.-2O good Poland China
Bears. j. G. HARDMAN.
J. C. Hlrlman sold fine black
mare last week to Geo. Fredericksen.
Mrs H. NJ. Bartlett was visiting
with friends at Audubon the first of
the week
Mrs. Chas. Sykes visited at the
john Noon home at Extra the first
of the week.
joe Smith and wife are enjoying a
visit from Mr.. Smiths aunt from
Mnscatine, Iowa.
Reese Hallock was at Extra Mon
day looking after business aud talk
ing with political friends.
There was rousing big dance at
Mr.. Christotfersen's home southeast
OF Oakfield Saturday evening.
The Royal Neighbors rendered a
surprise party to Mrs. Kirk Merrick,
aud report very pleasant time.
Plymouth Rock Eockerels. Fine
thoroughbred, heavy weight birds.
EUGENE WILSON.
For SALE-Some large English
Berkshire hogs. Call at my farm 8
miles east of Brayton. R. P. CLARK.
A. F. Drake and James Dennis, OF
Audubon, were down here Monday
delivering ballots for Oakfield town.
ship.
The railroad graders are putting in
ditch near the old Bartlett place
and also making fill in much
needed place.
Peter Thomson and wife heraIded
the arrival ola boy baby born last
Thursday. Peter looks very happy
over the event.
B. F. Greer and family have moved
into i he house. just south of the store
at Oaktield, which makes them a very
convenient home.
Mrs. Lille Reynolds, came up from
Atlantic, Tuesday morning 10 look
after some business matters and visit
ing with relatives.
Marion Jenkins has been keeping
himself busy these days breaking a
pair of bronchos and they give him
about all he wants to do.
The Misses May and Pearl Jenkins
4 were at Extra Monday visiting with
friends and also drove out in the
country to look after some business
matters.
T. j. Essington was attending to
business at Audubonand Extra, Mon
day, and incidently looking over the
. political situation before the votes
were counted.
Imo and Edna Bison went to At
lan'ic, Tuesday, to visit with rela-
tives in that city and vicinity and
alsn to pay visit to their music in
structor, Mrs Martin.
S;effen Steffensen and wife, of Oak
field township, are the happy parents
of a bouncing boy baby tina, first saw
the light of this earth last Saturday.
The parents are full Ut joy and the
boy is getting fat.
Kirk Merrick and wife will, next
week, move up near Botna, Shelby
county, where Mr.. Merrick has hired
out to work next year on farm for
Mr.. p Williams, who is an uncle of
Mrs. II. w. Pollock.
A beautiful girl baby was born last
Monday, to Mr.. aud Mrs. w. F. Kirk
ham of Audubon township. 1t is
their first born aud they are realizing
that supreme happiness that fond
parents alone can know.
G. u. Bison is still busy putting
up his holiday display and is ready
to show you the finest line ofholiday
gods ever shown in Brayton. Mr.
Bison believes in putting in such a
compete line that his customers will
not have to look elsewhere.
Chris Olsen, of Oakfeld township,
is making arrangements 10 start OH II
trip TO his old home in Denmark.
He expecta. to leave on his voyage in
about two weeks. He has not seen
his native country formany years aud
his visit to he scenes of hischildhood
days will be most pleasant one.
Moses Brinkerhoff and Ernie Cot
ton came home Sunday from Ames,
where they have been attending the
4 State Agricultural college. The boys
came home TO exercise the right Of
suffrage granted TO every American
citizen They returned home Tues.
day evening and will stay until their
schools commence in this township.
Saturday evening at Anita occurred
the wedding of Miss Hanna Bradford
to Mr.. Geo. Clarkson. The bride
formerly was a resident of Oakfeld
and made her home with Mrs. L, P.
Hallock. She is pleasant and &C.
cumplished young lady who has many
friends here that, wish her and her
husband much comfort, joy aud pros
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