Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-31
Mrs. B. F. Simpson is quite i'll this
week, of the prevalent la grippe.

II Nit Parrott and wife now occupy
the Hon. John Il. jenkins cottage, at
Brayton.
Mrs. John Lorah, Jr. is having an
unusual hard struggle with la grippe,
{ this week.
Supervisor Niels p. Hoegh was
business visitor at Audubon and
\ Extra, last Tuesday.
sS Horace Bartlett is having long cords
.ssssof wood cut in his timber and hauled
i and piled at Brayton.
81 C. Fl. Vail had so much la grippe
this week that he could do little else
BIT han sit about and sneeze.
81 Hon. John T. jenkins shipped out
Year load of hogs from his yards, at
KBrayton, Tuesday evening.
q The Oakfield Athletic Club has
changed its night of meeting from
Thursday to Monday evening.
Ben Howell came over from Avoca,
last Friday, and passed three days
with his friends about Brayton.
j. G. Hardman shipped a very fine
Poland China hog to Mr.. F. C. Ken
worth. at Avon, Iowa, this week.
The Mandolin Club will conduct
one of its pleasant dancing parties, at
Bendixen Hall, in Brayton, this even
ing.
Mrs. Cotton was over to the Owen
i Ide home, Tuesday, helping to care
for that gentleman, who was suffering
of la grippe.
Messrs. j. l.. Anderson and j. F.
Bergh went out to South Omaha. the
first Of the week, to look for some
feeding cattle.
A gentleman by the name of Crack
4 lin, living out north west of Brayton,
! is being severely tortured now by the
pangs Of rheumatism.
ST. Uncle H. S. Wattles came down
from Extra, Tuesday noon and passed
X few days with his children, at the
Charley Bison home.
Charley Campbell, son of Uncle
Steve Campbell, arrived in Brayton,
q Tuesday morning, to visit short
& time with his friends.
Ward Smith went up to Extra, on
last Saturday and had Peterman e.
Moss turn five pairs of Indian clubs
the Athletic Club.
George Hoegh went up to Extra,
st Tuesday morning, to attend the
'hris Miller public sale, short dis
.nce northeast oftown.
=, j. G. Hardman attended he Short
horn sale Off. G. Davis, at Audubon,
this week and purchased two Of the
best cows that were sold.
= Ron. Asmus Boysen, from Gray
and j. E. Mcclure, of Audubon,
We're chatting with their Brayton
friends, Tuesday afternoon.
Nit Parrott is meeting with good
success III his meat market business
\. at Brayton, he having killed three
beeves the first week he opened.
Ward Smith wandered along the
path Of Odd Fellowship, for a short
distance, last Saturday night, and
smiled as if he enjoyed the stroll.
Mr.. S. E. HocSenberry was while
ing away a few pleasant hours with
his friends up at Extra, Monday, and
did not forget to call at The journal
office.
Mrs. d. G. Smith and Ward Smith
went to Atlantic, Monday, where they
b met a commercial man and put in Il
y few hours buying their spring stock
Of dry goods.
Edwin Delahoyde, the Extra bank
er, visited with his friends, the Messrs.
Robert and Henry Pollock, at the
Bank of Brayton, between trains, on
last Tuesday afternoon.
v. l.. Culver, of Audubon, was in
Oaktield and Brayton, last Tuesday,
and if YOU had been bystander you
could have heard the "tloury" talk
that Vern was putting up.
Frank Jenkins went up to Autu-
y bon, Tuesday morning, and returning
in the evening brought with him a
very line horse that Charley Jenkins
had purchased in that city.
John Burns will work for j. G..
Hardman Ills year. llardman knows
good thing when he gets it, SO does
n Burns, as this is he third year that
D he has worked for MIR. Hardman
a j. A. johnson has big book under
his arm and is busy assessing he in
corporated limits of Brayton. lie
was busy Interviewing Dell Heath
for short time, Tuesday afternoon.
They hurried four new candidates
through The Bravton Woodmen lodge
on last Tuesday evening SO they could
gather about the banquet table that
had been spread by Mr. and Mrs. Dell
Heath.
|. P. Hallock, that feeder of much