Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-23

itor last Friday.
Irwin Jones' boy has been quite
sick the past week.
McGovern & Bison shipped out a
car of hogs Tuesday.
Charlie Herrick was quite sick a
few days the past week
Nick Bintner and wife have very
sick baby at their house.
B. F. Simpson was an Atlantic
business visitor Saturday.
Miss Perle jenkins visited with
Extra friends the first Of the week
H. c. Klemsen and family visited
with friends in Elkhorn last Friday
Ernie Cotton and sister, Miss
"Tots,' were Extra visitors Tuesday.
Miss Clara Whitfield, of Extra, is
visiting at the j. S. Harter home this
week.
Mrs Littell, of Audubon, spent
Sunday at the VIM. Buckley home in
Brayton.
Mrs. A. Bennett and Mrs. II. NJ.
Hansen were Extra visitors the first
of the week.
Mrs. w. P. Bentley has been housed
up the past week with severe attack
OF rheumatism.
The Royal Neighbors made quite a
neat little sum by serving ice cream
last Friday night.
Frank Starr, Henry Lilienthal and
Carsten Walters, marketed hogs in
Brayton this week.
Jno. Dickey, Of Creston, visited at
the Nels Sorensen home in Brayton,
the first Of the week.
A. Bennett was up at Poplar the
past week visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. A. G. Rasmussen.
D. A. Carpenter has Just finished
painting the anterior OF Chris Lar
sens residence in Brayton.
Chas. Bison recently purchased
seventeen head of fine calves and
yearlings OF Ingvard Birk.
w. G. Wilson was over from Au-
dubon township the first Of the week
attending TO business matters.
Brayton and Atlantic will probably
play game of ball on the Brayton
diamond some day next week.
Harry Aldrich, OF Atlantic, visited
at the home OF his uncle, G. A. Heath
and family, in Brayton this week.
Winnie and Homer Barber, OF
Kirkman, are visiting at the home OF
their uncle, j. S. Harter and family.
V. B. Hellyer, OF Extra, was in
this vicinity Monday, in the interest
OF S. E. Grant, the Atlantic monu-
ment man.
Mrs. D. A. Carpenter and daughter
Grace, and little niece, Marion Cot.
ton, are in Extra this week visiting
with relatives.
Mrs. j. P. Randall and little SOL
and Miss Hannah Bradford, Of Anita,
visited last Saturday at the Smith
home III Oaktield.
Chas. Wells aud Frank Medaris
had an exciting running race last
Saturday afternoon, in which Wells
came out the winner.
Nick Bintner has sold his SO-acrt
farm, southeast OF Oaktield, to P. NJ
Petersen, one OF the husrling young
farmers OF this vicinity.
Pollock Bros. sold two span O.
those tiue western horses the pas
week. Peter Nissen took one spal
and Erick Nelson the other.
Geo. Powers returned to De
Moines Tuesday, after pleasant Wis
it at the home of his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. D. w. Powers, III Oaktield.
Harry Bates, Of Ross, was dow
the first OF the " eek interviewing tn
Republicans as to his chances OF secur
ing the nomination for County Clerk
Ward Smith has commenced an ad
ditioD to his house l4x14. Whel
completed we understand it will b
occupied by Dan Chamberlain ant
family.
L. Fl. Griffith was Brayton Wis
iton visitor Tuesday. We understand
he is thinking some OF moving ont,
his farm northwest Of Brayton tn
coming year.
Chris Knudsen, one of the prosper
Gus farmers out west of Brayton, ha
had new wind mill and pair O
scales placed on his farm by Johnsol
& Thompson.
The dance given last Friday even
ing by the Pearson Orchestra wa
quite social success. A most en-
joyable time is reported by all VIII
were in attendance.
Nels P. Hoegh sold an s0-acre farm
over in Oakfield township to Chris 2
Rattenborg. The eighty joins MI
Rattenbor's land and with this addi
ton has an exceptionally fine farm
Rev. Bryant returned to his HON
at Spencer, Iowa, last Thursday
He has not yet decided whether t
accept the call as Pastor of Brayto
Baptist church or not. Rev. Bryan
is pleasant man to meet and a goo,
talker, and the members are YER