Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-11
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Will Andrews. the painter from
Extra is busy this week decorating
the new barn of l. P. Hallock's with
a coat of bright red paint. Will is
good workman and is doing good
job of painting.
Hank Pearson and his brother-in-
law, j. T. Ellis, will take an outing
at lake Okoboii about August 18th
and spend ten days or two weeks in
fishing, hunting and resting from
their labors.
Art Hawk will give dance Satur-
day night at his home. Arthur has
erected platform so the people de-
string to dance can enjoy this pleas
ure IN the cool breezes of our ideal
summer nights.
Moses Brinkerhotf began working
Monday for contractor Chas. Milliman
on Chas. Bisom's new house. Moses
is not new hand at this work. hav-
ing worked at this trade considerably
in the past years.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Heath boy, Wednesday night, that
will claim some Of their care and at
tention and in after years will prove
a great blessing to them and will
help to Tighten their cares.
Chas. Bison has large force of
men at work harvesting his large crop
of hay, on his farm south of Oaktield.
Chas. has about one hundred acres of
hay and will get 200 tons off of this
piece, which he will feed and offer for
sale.
There will be dance at the Ben.
lixen's hall in Bray ton, week from
Tuesday night, July, IS. Tickets 75c
at the door. Everyone come and en-
joy the dance for the best of music
will be furnished by the Pearson's
Orchestra.
The outside carpenter work on the
Hallock barn is completed and the
carpenters are now finishing up the
work on the inside. They will be-
gin, as soon as this structure is COM
| pleted, on the other one which will
be considerable larger.
The young people of the Baptist
church in Brayton gave social at
the home of Rev. Wilcox in Oakfield
on Tuesday night. Ice cream and
cake were served as refreshments and
games were INDUCED in and the social
Melted the church neat sum.
"A number of the citizens from
Brayton and Oakfield went to Extra
last Thursday and helped to celebrate
the day in an appropriate manner.
They all returned home in the even
ing tired but reported the best time
they had ever had at celebration.
i P. f. James, student in the On
aha Medical College and living q,
Elkhorn began work in DR.. Koob's
office today. Peter is good studen,
and ranks among the first in his class
He was with Dir. Koob last summer
and proved to be a very studious and
hard working boy.
Mrs. John Chapman and Mrs. Win
Buckley departed for Des Moines
Monday where they will visit few
days with relatives before returning
home. They expect to return home
Friday and Mrs. Chapman will visi
with Mrs. Buckley two or three day!
and depart for her home in Audubon
Edna and Ruby Pearson each pur
chased a new wheel, the last of III,
week and have succeeded in breaking
them to ride and on Tuesday morning
they started on their wheels for tn,
home of VIM. Pratt, down in the edg'
of Cass county, where they will pass
the day. They will go from here OF
down and visit few days with theil
aunt, Mrs. j. T. Ellis before return
ing.
, II. M. Bartlett had quite seriou
. accident on the street Monday. Fl
was riding through the street whe
the saddle girth broke and he wa
thrown to the ground with such forc
e as to render him unconscious for
e short time. His friends picked hin
k up and bore him to a place where h
;. could rest for short time. Horac
was able TO be on the street Tuesday
but he looked as though he was no
feeling very active.
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