Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-04-26
See Hansen & Co.'S ad in this issue.

from lady from Audubon, Sunday.
Nels and Christina Thompson lett
Sunday morning for Omaha, where
they expect to spend the summer.
j. E. LEWIs-painter, decorator
and paper hanger. Call on him at
Brayton, Iowa. as 4M
CAREY & LEE-Contractors, car
penters and builders, Brayton, Iowa.
Plans and specifications furnished.
MIR. and Mrs. Edmundson enter
tanned a company of their Extra
friends al their hospitable home last
Sunday.
e. P. Douglas, representing the
Star Union Refrigerator Line, was
calling on our creameries the first of
the week.
Frank Medaris came down from
Glidden Saturday and is now visiting
with relatives in the south part of
the county.
Miss Christina Loss came down
from Audubon, Tuesday, where she
had been visiting with her parents
the past week.
w. F. Donaldson, the proprietor
OF the Home Bakery at Extra, was
looking after business in Brayton
Tuesday afternoon.
Sickness prevails at the Scharff
home, south of Oakfeld, and the
services of DR.. Koob were necessary
the first Of the week.
John koob and family are this
week moving into the Hans P. Hansen
house, recently vacated by r. M.
Pollock and family.
Will Hutton and wife came up
from Atlantic, Sunday, and spent the
day visiting with their relatives at the
G. A. Heath home at Brayton.
DR.. Koob, Shomp Bintner and c.
Il. Hallock were the delegates from
this part of the county who attended
the Republican convention at Audu-
bon Wednesday.
A party composed of Professor
Enenbach, Will Bintner and the Misses
May Bintner and Esta Simpson, drove
up and spent Sunday at the Kennedy
home north of Extra.
Will Deweese, who has been work
ing at Stillside, left on the Sunday
morning train for Keota, Iowa, to
join his wife, who departed for that
place couple Of weeks ago
Albert Bennett and wife were over
Sunday visitors with their relatives,
the Chris Rasmussen family near
Poplar, whom they found exceed
ingly happy and prosperous.
Grandpa L. D. Pearson came up
from Highland, Sunday, to visit with
his son, Hank and family. Mr.. Pear
son is not feeling at his best these
days and thinks his health is fast fail
ing.
G. J. Phillips, of Des Moines, d.
vision freight agent Of the Rock
Island system, was in Brayton Mon
day, conversing with our shippers
and looking after the interests of the
company.
Various improvements are notice
able at the village of Oakfeld. J.W.
Cannon is having fine new stone
cave made, and d. c. Smith is having
a lot OF new fencing erected around
his home.
A large gathering Of good natured
people had an enjoyable party at the
S. P. Daugaard home in Oaktied
township. Among Others present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jensen,
OF Elkhorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Hockenberry
have purchased of Isaac Brand the so
acre tract of land, in Oakfeld town
ship, paying $4,000 per acre. They
will make some extended improve
ments on the place at once.
L have now opened up my harness
shop at Brayton and will carry every
thing in the harness line. Do all
kinds of repairing. Buggy top work
a speciality. Give me call.
tt VIM. BUCKLEY.
VIM. Delahoyde was at Brayton
Tuesday attending to the delivery of
nursery stock for the Taggart Nursery
at Audubon. Mr.. Delahoyde has the
confidence of our farmers when it
comes to selling nursery stock.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to me are requested to call
and settle by May 10th, or their &C.
counts will be placed in the hands of
a collector.
26 & B. f. GREER.
Rev. N. P. Hold will arrive here
this week from Lake Benton, Mime
sofa, to be installed as pastor of the
Oak Hill Danish Lutheran church.
He succeeds Rev. N. P. Graveneaard.
who, with his family, will soon leave
for Cedar Falls.
M. A. Clark, the Artesian, South
Dakota, land agent, was attending to
business at Brayton, Tuesday. The
op,fs nr he