Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-02
Byron Scharf has returned from

with cholera infantum.
Loson Abbott was laid up for re-
pairs few days last week.
Rev. Bentley and wife and mother
drove up to Extra Tuesday.
W. Fl. Pearson-a pasture-a colt
barbed wire fence-a sore hand.
Geo. Leander, west of Brayton, has
a little girl quite sick with tonsillitis.
Dick Powers is over to kimball-
ton this week doing a big job of
lathing.
Howard Courts, of Des Moines, is
visiting at the H. P. Butfing home
this week.
McGovern & Bison shipped two
car of hogs Saturday and one car
Wednesday.
Rev. Bentley returned from an eN-
tended visit with relatives and friends
last Monday.
Hans Nymand has ordered a new
clarinet and it will probably be here
IN few days.
Mrs. A. Bonnet and Mrs. H. P.
Hansen were Extra visitors few
days last week.
Mrs. w. H. Pearson and daughter,
Miss Ruby, were Extra visitors last
Friday afternoon.
Ed. Lewis was out to Ingvard
Birk's this week doing some artistic
painting and papering.
johnson e. Thompson put up new
wind mill for B. F. Simpson, on the
home place, last week.
3. F. Greer went down to Atlantic
last Thursday and took in the sights
at the Woodmen picnic.
limo Bison is not recovering from
her recent sickness as fast as her many
friends would like to see her.
II. w. Pollock went down to Shen-
andoah the first Of the week to visit a
few days with an old friend.
Miss Bradford, of Oskaloosa, is en-
joying pleasant visit at the j. Il.
Wroe home, east of Oakfeld.
The Pearson Orchestra expects to
give dance in the Bendixen hall
two weeks from Friday night.
Lettie Smith returned to her home
In Harlan Saturday, after pleasant
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Minnie Campbell, of Extra,
visited few days last week at the
Frank Heath home in Brayton.
Ike jenkins was up from Atlantic
the first of the week getting his hotel
building in shape to be occupied.
Mrs. Frank Heath went up to the
W. E. PARROT home, south. east of
Extra, Tuesday, for few days visit.
Mrs. Littell expects to return to
her home in Audubon Saturday, after
a pleasant visit at the VIM. Buckley
home.
Jens P. Juhl marketed 800 bushels
OF new wheat in Brayton, Monday,
for which he received SO cents per
bushel.
There will be game of base ball in
the Hallock pasture, August 9Th, be-
tween the Cass County Line boys and
Oakfeld.
Rev. NJ. P. Bentley will conduct
the regular services at the Braytor
Baptist church next Sunday morning
aud evening.
Jas. McGovern and Henry Bopp
of Atlantic, j. 7. McGovern's fathel
and brother-in-law, were up Sunday
to make him visit.
Fred Edmundson and family wen
up northeast of Audubon Sunday ant
spent the day very pleasantly at thu
W. Fl. Conway home.
Geo. Hill's brother and family
from Fender, Nebraska, arrived las
week and are enjoying visit out a
the Hill home, east of Oakfield.
The dance out at Geo. Johnson
last Saturday night was quite largel,
attended, and an extra good time j
reported by those who were present
Mrs. Clara Basham and children
came down from Extra Saturday an.
remained until Monday visiting wit
relatives and friends around Oakfiell
Chas. Burton and Dick Clark tool
their running horses up to Audubo
Tuesday to see which was the swift
est runner, on the fair ground track
A Mr.. Tidrick, from Atlantc, ha
leased the Brayton hotel and has al
ready taken possession, and expects t
be ready for business the last Of tn
week.
Clarence Noon shipped car Q
cattle to Chicago last Saturday
He accompanied them and will re
main few days taking in the sight
of that city.
Mrs. John Chapman and son Stewar
came down from Audubon the first Q
the week and remained until Sunda