Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-16
Frank Heath was an Atlantic bust


itor one day last week.
Lou Grevesmuhl spent Sunday
with friends in Audubon.
Frank Smith was over near High
land last week visiting his brother.
limo and Edna Bison visited last
week with relatives and friends in
Extra.
VIM Onken lost q valuable horse
last Saturday. 1t went the lightning
route.
Andrew Juhl and Chris Hoegh at
tended to business matters in At
lantic Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Pearson visited last
Friday with Mrs. w. D. Pratt, over
near Highland.
Ed. Lewis was busy the first Of the
week painting and papering the in
terror of the hotel.
The young people had most en-
joyable time at the dance out at Sam
Green's Wednesday evening.
Fl. Kluever and Mike Smith have
each purchased new wagon. lately Of
the Brayton implement dealers.
Mrs. S. E. Hockenberry has return
ed from Illinois, where she was call
ed to attend the funeral of her father
Miss Anna Smith was passenger
to Griswold Saturday, where she goes
to visit with her sister, Mrs. Frasier
Mrs. c. Smith returned last Thurs
day from a pleasant visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Frasier, at Griswold.
DR.. koob was called over to Elk-
horn to attend N. e. Nelson's child
who was very sick with bowel COM
plant.
The Brayton hog market has been
rather quiet the past week. Nc
Govern & Bison only shipped out
one car.
Vera and Edith Anderson, OF At
lantic, visited the first of the week at
the j. G. B. Anderson home, south of
Oakfeld.
A. T. Horton has purchased the
lumber for hog house 1sx40, which
he will build on his farm north of
Brayton.
j. e. Hardman threshed his rye
last week. Il was pastured till the
goth of May and yielded 2l9 bushels
to the acre.
Nels Boose lost valuable COW last
Saturday by it getting tangled up in
the rope it was tied with and choking
it to death.
Till Woodruff, Chris Spoo and Jno.
jenkins were down from Extra
Tuesday, doing some repairing on
the elevator.
VIM Browning and wife were
down from Larland last week to at
tend the funeral OF their little niece,
Ruth Carpenter.
Hazel Neff returned to her home in
Audubon Sunday morning, after a
pleasant visit at the VIM. Buckley
home in Brayton.
The new Smith house in Oakfeld
is nearing completion, and when it is
completed will make quite coy
home for someone.
A er-in-law Of Chris knudser
returned to her home in Omaha Sun.
day morning, after pleasant visit a,
the knudsen home.
Brayton and Anita are having i,
out on the Brayton diamond this
afternoon, Thursday. Full list O
causalities next week.
j. G. Hardman has sold "Oll
Spot" who has been their famil,
horse ever since "Shep" was /,
pup, to j. E. Johnston.
S. E. Hecsenberry has purchased
the lumber and will soon commenc
the erection Of good sized barn OF
his farm north OF Brayton.
Nels q. Hansen, one of the success
full farmers over in Oakfeld town
ship, has purchased the lumber ant
will erect hog house 20x56.
Mlss LOulc Olduscu, WHO mas Ucel
at the Ordway home for some tim
past, expects to start the last of tn
week, with her mother, for Wyoming
B. F. Greer and number of othe
Oaktield base ball enthusiasts wen
down to Atlantic last Friday to wit
ness the game between Brayton AM
Atlantic.
Mrs. B. F. Greer and children wen
out to j. G. B. Anderson's last Sun
day to spend the day and assist MI
Anderson in properly observing hi
birthday.
George and Will Hoegh and Henri
Hansen, three of Oaktield town
ships best young men, left las
week for two weeks outing i
Colorado.
On account of the rain last Satur
day afternoon and evening the socia
which was to have been held at tn