Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-06-21
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l. P. Hallock attended to business
matters in Extra last Monday.

|. P. Hallock attended to business
matters in Extra last Monday.
McGovern & Bison shipped out
four car of hogs one day last week.
Mesdames Il. M. Hansen and Albert
Bonnet were Atlantic visitors one day
last week.
B. F. Greer and family are now
comfortably located in their new
place of abode.
Albert Bonnet is the possessor of
a fine new organ, which he recently
purchased from Chicago firm.
lngvard Birk is having wind mill
erected and complete set of water
works placed Oh his farm north Of
Brayton.
Geo. Felhtmire, living northeast of
Oaktield has the lumber on the ground
for the erection Of an addition to his
residence.
Miss Alice Oaks, Of Buck Greek, is
visiting with her friends, the Misses
Ethyl and Esta Simpson, over at
Stillside Farm.
Hensley Bros. & Brown, of Extra,
shipped out a car of cattle Tuesday
evening, which they purchased of
Richard Clark.
j. T. Jenkins returned Wednesday
from Council Bluffs, where he had
been in attendance at the Republican
Congressional convention.
Dick Powers is just recovering from
from the effects of fellon on his left
hand, which had been keeping him
awake nights for some time.
johnson & Thompson put out the
first Milwaukee binder of the season
this week. Nels Sorensen, out near
Elkhorn, was the lucky purchaser.
Grant Smith, Of Extra, wanted to
see good game of ball, and came
down Tuesday afternoon to witness
the game between Brayton and Au-
dubon.
j. O. Waid and wife, of Woodbine,
are visiting at the j. S. Harter home.
They expect to remain until after the
4th visiting among old neighbors and
friends.
Chas. Cotton has purchased the old
Cotton homestead just south of Oak
field, and will take possession the
1st OF next March. We did not learn
the price paid.
Robt. Harter came down from
Woodbine last week and will remain.
until after the 4th, visiting with his
parents, j. S. Harter and wife, and
among old friends.
). S. Harter, while lifting log the
other day, sprained his arm and the
last report was that it had got SO
painful that it became necessary for
him to put his arm in sling.
Friday of this week the Oakfield
school will picnic in the Hallock
grove, just north of Oakfield. Both
the old and young are anticipating
royal good time, and we know they
will have it.
D. A. Carpenter is busy this week
painting the Brutf residence, occupi-
ed by Nels Sorensen, manager of the
Green Bay Lumber Co. d. A. also
has the contract for painting the
Green Bay Co.'s office, both inside
and out.
FL. w. Pearson will start July 3rd
for Worthington, Mimi, where he
goes to lead an orchestra of eight
pieces on the 4th. He will be ac-
companied by his wife and two small
daughters, and they are anticipating
very enjoyable trip.
Miss Alice Nelson, of Moline, ILL.,,
the fifteen-year- old daughter of N. j .
Nelson, who was formerly engaged in
the hardware business at Brayton and
Extra, arrived in Brayton last Sat-
nrday and is visiting with the j. P.
Bendixen family. The latter. part of
the week she goes out to her uncle,
Fl. P. Nelson, and her grandmothe
Mrs. H. f. Setback, at Elkhorn. where
she will spend the summer.