Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-11

| You are cordially invited to attend these SER
n ~ '''0'''p " G. M. WILCOX, Pastor.
/ Mrs. Harry Carey, living south of
Brayton, is quite i'll this week.
DR.. Peter James of Elkhorn, visit
ed with friends in Brayton Saturday.
George Henshaw of Extra was in
Brayton, Tuesday, for short time on
business.
johnson & Thompson sold a new
farm wagon to Nels Hansen the first
of the week.
Chas. Petersen left for Pella Ia,
Sunday to visit short time with re-
latives and friends.
Mrs. Christian Andersen moved
into her new home the Jensen pro.
perty the first OF the week.
Miss Tina Hansen, of Harlan, is vsi-
iting out at the Stillside farm with
B. +. Simpson and family.
VIM. Davis of Atlantic, came up
the last of the week to look after his
cattle on the Billiards. estate.
Mrs. Calvin Dimick was in Extra
Monday evening. for a short time
visiting and transacting business.
Mary Curry, of Atlantic, grand
daughter of l. p. Hallock, is visiting
this week with that family in OAK
field.
Jas. Essington now enjoys the COM
forts of a new buggy purchased of the
implement dealers in Brayton this
week.
Mrs. Ed Lewis is suffering this
week from neugralia. Her condition
at the present is favorable for her re-
covery.
Miss Kragelund, living north OF
Bravtop. is confined to her bed this
week with a slight attack of the
measles.
Peter Nielsen and family living
west of town spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jones in
Brayton.
/ frankie Crane received new bug
gy the first of the week as birthday
present. Her birthday occurred on
last Tuesday.
Horace Bartlett received a new
piano from Chicago, Friday, and now
sweet strains of music can be heard
coming therefrom.
KEGS Hallock and wife are caring
) for very sick child this week. The
!, little one is bothered with some form
of stomach trouble.
j. A. Wagner and wife of Anita
spent Sunday at the home of Doctor
Koob and passed a very enjoyable day
with this estimable family.
Mrs. Jennie Crane went to Allan
tic last Saturday and visited few
DAYS with her friends and relatives
and returned home on Thursday.
j. A johnson, grain buyer for the
M. Rothschild Co. at Extra, and his
s wife passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Edmundson in Brayton.
VIM. Pratt and wife from down il
Benton township spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. w. Pear.
n son and returned home in the evening
Shoemaker Thompson began remov.
S ing his old house the first of the weel
making ready for the erection of {
new home more modern in construct
ion.
Percy Hallock and LATE Simpson
are thinking some OF taking trip tt
y Buffalo about the LIST. Thisis very
u nice trip and one that the boys will
IS enjoy.
Walter Stoneking and wife hav
f moved into the property just OPPOSITE
the 3 Smiths store and he will worl
- the remainder of the summer for MI
!. Hallock.
II Ralph Hawks has completed
e large hay barn on his farm on tn
n Walker estate and will immediatei'
II commence filling it with choice ha,
II from his meadows.
= Iona Beers and wife spent the da,
- of the glorious fourth with her rela
tives over in Shelby county. The
- returned Friday after very pleasan
v visit and an enjoyable trip.
Le VIM. Ordway, John Jenkins and
If P. Hallock began harvesting thei
y large crop of hay the first part of tn
It week. They report the quality Q
y the hay fine and the yield very salts
ID factory.
= Mrs. Chas. Bison and the tw
y youngest children visited with tn
~ : Mack Thomas family in Extra Mon
st day. Mr.. Wattles came back wit
- them and returned home Tuesda
morning.