Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-04-12
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Mrs. KEGS Hallock is quite i'll this
week of tonsilitis.

Mrs. KEGS Hallock is quite i'll this
week Of tonsilitis.
Niels Petersen, of Hamlin town
ship, was down on business one day
last week.
j. E. LEWIS-painter, decorator
and paper hanger. Call on him at
Brayton, Iowa. as 4M
POSTMASTER E. D. Powell, of Extra,
drove down and made a briet call
here Tuesday afternoon.
fheo. F. Myers, the genial and
popular lawyer, of Audubon, spent
Sunday with friends at Brayton.
John Pfeiffer, the Lorah black
snith, spent Sunday with his brother
Frank, who lives few miles north
west of Brayton.
The Misses Ethel and Esta Simp-
son, of Stillside, drove to Extra Fri
day afternoon and spen: couple of
hours with friends in that city.
Be sure to come up and attend the
concert and social given by the Extra
Cornet Band at the X. p. Hall, Ex-
ira, Saturday evening, April l4th.
Charles Patty, with his well drill
ing outfit is putting down a new
we'll for S. E. Hockenberry, at his
home on the hill, north OF Brayton.
George and Tom Gill came down
from Hamlin township, Sunday to
visit with their friend Marion Jen-
kins, who was mighty glad TO see
them.
P.I. Whitfield, the veDerab BILE pioneer
settler, of the town of Extra, and his
daughter, Miss Clara, were over Sun
day visitors. at the Harter homestead
south of Oakfield.
The Reynolds brothers, who moved
to Oaktield a week ago, have secured
employment at B. r. Simpsons farm,
and will move to Stillside with their
families this week.
James Norton, of Kansas, a brother
Of Mrs. I. P. Hallock, is spending the
week visiting at the Hallock mansion.
Mr.. Norton is travelling salesman
and stopped off here during his vaca-
ton.
Hon. A. l.. Hager, of Greenfield,
e1-congressman of this district, and
who is again candidate for congress
sional honors, was talking to his po-
litical friends at Brayton Friday
afternoon.
John Lorah and wife rejoice over
the arrival of "a fine girl baby at their
home last Monday. John says she is
a dandy and when he comes up to
lodge Saturday night the boys will
all smoke.
A sweet dumping of a girl baby
put in an appearance at Mr.. and Mrs.
Schuyler Walkers home eaet of
Brayton Tuesday of last week. Our
friend Schuyler smiles a broad smile
these days.
Henry jennings, who last year
titled farm in Audubon township,
a few miles east of Bray ton, departed
Monday evening for Omaha, where
he expects to engage in business and
will be pleased to meet his many
friends from Audubon county. His
family will make their home at
Wiota for the present.
John Koob was busy Tuesday
building new sidewalk in front of
the Johnson property, north of the
Bendixen store building. We learn
that there is to be considerable side
walk built in Brayton this spring,
which will add materially to the
good looks of our little village and
will prove much needed and lasting
improvement.
G. E. Gingery, Of Shelby county
who has been holding forth at Oak
field, the past month, departed Satur-
day with his outfit of work mules fol
Harlan, and from there will 90 up tc
the northern part of the state to Sc
cure grading contract on one of the
new railroads that are under construc.
ton. Art Merrick and Nels Tbomp-
son went with him and expect tc
work under him when he secures his
contract.
Deafness Cannot be Cured