Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-03


Tuesday.
Calvin Dimick was an Extra bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Peter johnson transacted business
IN Audubon Saturday.
KEGS Hallock transacted legal bust
ness in Extra Tuesday.
Chas. Bison transacted business in
the county seat Monday.
j. w. Cannon has baby very sick
this week with pleurisy.
F. B. Campbell of extra transacted
business in Brayton Tuesday.
Jas. Barhan and wife have the care
of a very sick child this week.
Mary Petersen visited Monday
with her sister tor short time.
john Walker was a county seat
caller one day the first of the week.
Spooney Freeman was an Extra
visitor Tuesday transacting business.
Mrs. VIM. Buckley and Mrs. F. B.
Heath were callers at Extra Monday
evening.
Harvest Home program arrived to
late for Brayton. Look for it in the
Extra department.
Mrs. Wilcox's father and mother
are here this week making her a good
vifit at her home in Oakfeld.
Late Simpson was a passenger to
Atlantic Saturday. He returned
home Sunday after a good visit.
M ISIS Blanche Noon visited with
friends in Oakfield Tuesday and re-
turned to her home the same day.
Mrs. John Shay was very i'll last
week but at the present her condition
for the better is very gratifying.
Ike Jenkins of Atlantic was shak-
ing hands with his friends in Bray
ton for short time on last Saturday.
Jas. Essington prosperous farmer
living north of Brayton was business
caller in the busy city of Extra Mon
day.
Nels Brain is very sick man he be-
ing confined to his bed with the raw
ages of the dreaded disease of pleu-
risy.
Fred Blume county attorney and
deputy sheriff Sherm Humphrey were
attending to legal affairs in Brayton
Tuesday.
Calvin Dimick drove up to his
father in-iaw, David Beers to attend
| to some matters Of a personal bust
ness nature.
j. P. Bendixen was caller in Ext
IA Friday and transacted business ard
visited while with his many friends
at that place.
| Al Burns and wife went up to Ext
IA Tuesday to be tried in the Justice
court to answer to charge Of robbing
the Oakfield store.
Rev. Hald of Oakfield township de-
livered sermon Sunday at the Kim
ballton church to large and an APP
preciatate audience.
Little Bonnie Sykes who has been
staying few days with Miss Blanche
Noon at Extra returned home Tues
day after good visit.
Walter Marsh living near Brayton
in the neighborhood of the Highland
church lost twenty-five tons of hay
by fire on Monday night.
Thos. Hardwlck and family are
moving into Brayton this week from
farm north of Oakfield and occupy
the Andrew Kroug property.
Tic McGovern and Sam Pearson
were callers in Atlantic Monday. Tic
went down on the train and they re-.
turned home the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Thomas visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bisom's on last Friday and returned
home on the next day, Saturday.
Shoemaker Thompson has placed q
new stone foundation under his house
this week as when he built his home
he only put pillars under the same.
Owen Ide and family drove up te
Extra Sunday and attended the tab.
ernacle meeting in the park and wa
very favorable impressed with thu
service.
| On account of the rain last Satur
day the horse sale Of McGovern
Herrick was postponed and will bt
held this coming Saturday at the
stock yards at Extra.
B. r. Simpson was in town Tues
day. He returned last "Wednesday
from his trip to Chicago with his si1
cars of live stock for which he reciev
ed good round sum.
A number Of young men iron
Brayton go up to Extra each evenin!
and attend the revival meetings an,
all are receiving a great amount o
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