Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-23

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e. M. Wilcox, Pastor.
Calvin Dimick made a business trip
to Extra Tuesday morning.
j. P. Bendixen went to Atlantic,
Tuesday, to transact business.
Percy Hallock and Walter Stone
king were in Extra, Monday.
Iona Beers and wife made a bust
ness trip to Audubon Monday.
Ed Lewis began painting j. c.
Hardman's barn, the first of the week.
/. P. Hallock went to Audubon the
first Of the week to transact business
in the county seat.
Bernie Bintner was up to Extra,
the first of the week, transacting bust
ness for a few hours.
Nels P. Hoegh made a trip to Extra
to transact business for a few hours
in that busy little city.
Mrs. Re tia Miller derrick has been
quite i'll the past week but at present
she is rapidly improving.
A nine pound boy came to bless
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Mer-
rick, the first of the week.
Iona Houston and Willis Work.
man we're in Brayton Sunday for a
few hours visiting With friends.
Kees Hallock was a passenger to
Audubon Tuesday morning to attend
to some business at the court house.
M. P. Petersen, a prosperous farm
er, west Of Brayton, sold fifteen head
of hogs to Tic McGovern, this week.
Jim Lair, of Extra, drove down
south of Oakfield Tuesday to write
insurance for the company he repre-
sents.
Mrs. Chas. Sykes and children were
up to Extra Saturday transacting
business and visiting with her many
friends.
Miss Mabel Robinson, Of Avoca,
came home with Miss Irene Button to
visit a few days with her at her home
in Oaktield.
Ike Jenkins was up from his At
lantic home Tuesday visiting the j.
T. jenkins family and other relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doyle will
move about the first of June to David
Beers farm and keep house for him
the coming summer.
The three Smiths shipped fifteen
cases of eggs the first of the week,
which they had collected with their
wagon the past week.
r. M. Pollock departed for some
good towns in Illinois, where he will
try to look up a location where he
can engage in business.
Chas. Sykes began work for Ed.
Lewis, the Brayton painter, Monday
and will work tor him as long as the
work is as brisk as it is now.
Miss May and Miss Pearl jenkins
went up to Extra, the last Of the
week, and spent Sunday visiting with
friends in that busy little city.
Jay Walker, Homer Bowen and
Will Bintner started for Norman,
Oklahoma, Tuesday evening and will
be absent some time on a sightseeing
tour.
Losr.-32 Smith 81 Wesson center
fire revolver between the Bintnel
place and Brayton. Reward. Leav.
at Freeman's billiard hall, Brayton
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Tic McGovera shipped a car o
hogs to Omaha, the first of the week
This was a car of extra large hogs, a
number of them weighing over 400
pounds.
Since Calvin Dimick has taken pos.
session Of the hotel and made so many
improvements, the business has stead
lily increased until now he has all the
business he can handle.
Rev. Wilcox has been out west O
town holding services the past week
He returned home the first of thu
week and reports good attendance ant
good interest in the work.
Edna and Ruby Pearson, the two
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. w
Pearson, departed, the last of the
week, to visit with their aunt, Mrs
d. L. Ellis, of Cass County.
Dick Powers departed for Atlantic
Tuesday, to do a larger job of lathine
which he has contracted to do in tina
city. Dick is a good lather and thor
oughly understands his work.