Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-08
Brs yton ard Oakficld.

REPUBLICAN reporter will be In Oakfield
and brayton every Tuesday afternoon.
G. I.iDimick was a visitor between
trains at Extra Monday.
Chas. Bison marketed twenty hogs
Tuesday of his own raising.
Bud Buckley is just recovering from
mild attack of typhoid fever.
Frank Heath and family spent Sun
day at the Croy home in Extra.
Clara O-dway visited between trains
Tuesday with friends in this city.
Joe Gearheart and Herb Herrick we're
visitors in our little city Monday.
Nj. p. Mortensen, of. near ElKhorn,
was in town Tuesday on business.
A number of our people drove to At
lantic Tuesday to attend the circus.
Chas. Sykes is putting ON the paint
on Chas. Bisom's new barn this week.
Mike Scharff returned Monday from
a weeks visit with relatives in Allan
tic.
John johnson, of Extra, came down
Sunday and visited with friends several
hours.
The county bridge builders are busy
hauling out lumber for bridge west
of town.
John Koob was in Atlantic Saturday
on business returning home Sunday
morning
Peter Nelson and wife are parents
of a baby girl born to them Sunday
morning.
B. Bensen, south of Oakfield, lost a
valuable horse from lock jaw one day
last week.
Two of Mitt PARROTS little ones
have been quite sick for the past sew
eral days.
Boy Herrick and Fred Hoffman, Of
Extra, we're guests of friends in this
city Sunday.
Frank Freeman returned from Ok
lahoma Friday night and reports that
it is all right.
w. A. Freebun returned to his duties
at the depot Thursday after vacation
of ten weeks.
Adolph Kluever and wife were called
to Audubon to attend the funeral OF
Herman Hahn.
| J. p. Bendixen and family went
down to Atlantic Tuesday to attend
the Wallace show.
Mrs. W. r. Koob and children re-
turned Tuesday from an extended visit
with her parents near Anita.
The Misses West, of Extra, were
down and spent Sunday visiting with
their aunt, Mrs. Kirk Merrick.
Chas. MilIiman and force of men
came down Saturday to put the finish
ing touch on the G. l.. Bison home.
The U. s. Walker residence east of
town is nearing completion and will be
ready for occupancy in q short time.
Loney Beers and Roy Heath went
down to Atlantic Tuesday to attend
| the show and attend to some business.
Bintner Bros shipped six carloads
of cattle to Chicago Monday. They
are of their own feeding and make a
bunch.
Frank Copley and wife are the par
ents of baby boy born TO them Tnes-
day morning. All concerned are doing
nicely.
1t is reported that James Peterson,
the barber at Elkhorn, had all his
razors and other tools stolen one day
last week.
Miss Roxie Huyck came down from
Audubon Tuesday to resign her school
in district No. 4, Oakfield township.
She will teach in the Extra schools.
There was kind of family quarrel
and general mix up between two fami-
lies few miles west OF town, 1t is re-
ported that rocks, revolvers and strong
language were used.
Some of our citizens are complain
ing that their chickens are coming
home with their head knocked to one
side and in almost all kinds of Ishapes.
Rather hard one our feathered friends.
A large number of the young people
from Elkhorn drove through town Sat
urday enroute for the Troublesome
Valley creamery where they spent the
day in merry making. All report a
good time.
DIR. Koob returned Tuesday morn
idg from Chicago where he, had been
to take treatment for his hearing. He
thinks he is somewhat improved and
looks for still better results from the
operation.
Geo. Jones met with quite serious
accident Saturday evening when he
was returning home. His team became
frightened and took a lively run, break