Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-03
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Rev. Wilcox pastor of the Brayton
Baptist church attended the meeting
at Extra Monday evening and thinks
the speaker man of great force and
capable of doing great amount OF
good.
II. M. Hansen and Alfred Bonnet
sold their farm they recently pur-
chased of VIM. Rorick to Gus John
son for the sum of $4,000, which is
sum slightly in increase of what they
paid for it.
Lewis Loss and his sister Christina
came down from Audubon and visit
ed at the HI. M. Bartlett home and
with their other friends in Brayton.
Lewis and his sister were former resi-
dents of this town.
Geo. McKibben from up north of
Extra came down Thursday and spent
few days visiting at the hotel with
his old time friends here and about
town. He returned to his home at
ter most enjoyable visit.
The farmers who have the wire
stretchers belonging to the Green Bay
Lumber Company would oblige us
by returning the same and avoid hav.
ing them charged to your account.
226tf NELS SORENSON, MGR.
| Mrs. Paulsen will have sale on
her place about three quarters of
mile from Brayton on October 18th
when she will dispose of the stock
and farm implements on the farm.
Notice the bill in the Journal this
week.
G. |. Dimick is talking of tearing
down the old livery barn, back Of
hotel and replace the structure by a
new, more modern and roomy strnct-
ure as this old barn is sadly in need
OF repair. Calvin is an energetic
citizen and always labors to help the
town by building it up.
The Royal Neighbors lodge of
brayton took Mrs. VIM. Buckley
through the mysteries of their lodge
on last Friday night and she is now a
full fledged member of this noble and
benevolent order. In a short time
several other ladies will join this LODI
ge as they have given their names in
| to be voted on.
Ralph Hawks a prosperous farmer
living southeast of Brayton, and wife
drove into town Tuesday and took
the train for Atlantic where they 90
to transact busineis and visit with
his father, who resides there, and
with Ralph's many poyhood acquaint-
ances who arealways glad to see him
as Ralph used to live in Atlantic when
a boy
III. S. Wattles moved his houeehold
goods from Extra down to Brayton,
Tuesday to the Chas. Bisom's home,
where he will make his home part Of
time with his daughter as the other
daughter Mrs. j. NJ. Thomas with
whom he has made his home for the
past few years has moved to Carson,
where she and her husband will en-
gage in the mercantile business.
Annie Hansen who has been con-
lined to her bed at the home of Mrs.
Andersen in Brayton for the past few
weeks with the typhoid fever has
sufficiently recovered 10 be able to be
removed to her home down near the
b. E. Simpson farm, on last Sunday.
Mrs. Andersen went out home with
her to visit for few days. Miss Han
sen has been very sick and her many
friends are glad to hear of her recov-
cry from the effects CT that dreaded
disease.
For quite while, KEGS Hallock
has been missing money from the
store, in Oakfield, and was unable to
account tor the mysterious disappear
ance OF the same, as he knew of no
way, that anyone could gain entrance
to the store, unless through small
hole in the cellar wall, but he did
not give much credit to the thought,
that anyone could gain their entrance
in this manner. On Monday he went
to his dinner and left ten dollar bill
in the till and marked it SO that if he
ever saw it again he would know it,