Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-16

Prof. Enenbach spent Sunday with
friends in Extra.
Mrs. Hallock has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. w. II. Pearson and girls were
at Extra on business on Saturday.
Owen Idle and wife spent Sunday at
the j. o. Cotton home, in Oaktield.
Nels P. Hoegh was up to Extra the
first of the week transacting business.
l. P. Hallock was a business caller
at Atlantic, Monday, between trains.
MI. and Mrs. w. j. Newton has had
the care of a very sick boy for the last
few days.
Ben Howell, of Avoca, was up to
Brayton, the first of the week, visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Greer was made happy over
the arrival of baby boy born to her
the past week.
Messrs. Faulkner and Bruce, the
insurance mel OF Anita, were in
Brayton Tuesday.
b. B. Heath was up to Extra, Mon.
day, on business and visited for a few
hours with relatives.
We understand that Owen F. Idle
bought 500 head of calves Of Iona
Beers, the past week.
Don't forget the dance to be given
by Parsons Orchestra at the Ben
dixen hall on May "a.
Mrs. F. B. Heath is much improv-
ed in health and is now able to per-
form her household duties.
Percy Hallock and Will Pearson
drove up to Extra Monday night and
spent a few hours in that city.
Chas. Bison has recovered from his
sick spell of last week, and is able to
be around attending to business.
KEGS Hallock was absent from his
duties at the store, Tuesday. KEGS
went to Audubon to attend court.
Hugh Bowen went to Audubon
Wednesday where he goes to serve as
trial juror for this term of court.
Joe Smith is building a flower
house for Miss Clara Ordway on the
old homestead, northeast of Oakfield.
There was a dance at the A. Hill
home, east Of Oaktield on Saturday.
Everyone present report a good time.
May and Pearl jenkins spent Sat-
urday in Atlantic, shopping and Wis
iting with their relatives in the CITY
M. E. Jenkins went to Gray the
first of the week to visit for a short
time with friends in that busy little
city.
The Bintner boys were busy the
first of the week Smelling oat some of
their corn on their farm east of Oak
field.
Ike Jenkins was up from Atlantic
the first Of the week, visiting with
his relatives and his many friends in
Brayton.
Joe Ross, of the firm of Cosson &
Ross, of Audubon, was in Oakfield
Monday night on business pertaining
to the firm.
Horace Bartlett and wife, who
went to Council Bluffs, on last Sat-
urday, returned home, on Tuesday
evening after a good visit.
DR.. Koob's wife and children re.
turned from their weeks stay in Ami
ia with relatives. DR.. is glad to
welcome them home again.
B. F. Simpson and son, LATE, were
in Brayton Tuesday. They were dri-
wing a team of colts, which they were
succeeding very we'll in breaking.
j. M. Cramlet, who formerly own.
ed the F. B. Heath pool hall in Bray
ton, was in Extra, the last OF the
week, %transacting business for a few
hours.
Nels Hoegh sold a fine bunch of
cattle to Southwick Bros, of Atlantic
the first Of the week. This firm
shipped these two cars of cattle to
Chicago.
j. B. Rendleman and Grant Smith
of Extra, were down the past week
looking after their horses, which
Frank Jenkins has in his care and
training.
If the weather remains fine this
week, j. G. Hardman will complete
his large barn on his farm, north of
Oakfield.
Ward Smith went up to Extra,
Tuesday afternoon, to purchase feed
for his team, which he drives on his
huckster wagon.
A party of emigrants arrived in
Brayton, Tuesday, fresh from their
fatherland of Denmark. They went
to Bendixen's store, where they made
their wants known to him.
Irene Button departed for Atlantic
the first of the week and from there
she will go TO Avoca to visit two OF
three days. She will return to her
home the last Of the week.
H.. S. Wattles was down the first of
the week and did some surveying for
road work on the road west of Bray
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