Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-09-05
Brayton and Oakfield.

A REPUBLICAN reporter will be in Oakfeld
and Brayton every Tuesday afternoon.
c.. 1. Dimmick was an Extra visitor
Saturday.
Anna Peterson spent Sunday with
friends at Lorah.
Will Freeburn has resumed his du
ties at the depot.
l.. G. Beers aud wife spent Sunday
with friends at Extra.
T. J. McGovern was at Atlantic last
Saturday ON business.
VIM. Buckley went to Des Moines
Thursday on business trip.
DIR. Koob was attending to business
in Omaha one day last week.
Pete Langeland, of near Poplar, was
visitor in our city Saturday.
Mrs. Art MerricK, of Extra, was Wis
iting friends in this city Sunday.
Chas. Barto went to Atlantic the
first of the week to attend the fair.
B. F. Simpson and i. p. Hallock
went to Omaha last week on business.
Hans Nymon entertained the Pear
son orchestra at his home last Sun
day.
Peter James returned from Wall
Lake Friday and is again with the
doctor.
Chas. Bison moved into his new
residence Thursday and is now nicely
located.
Will McFarlane rode down from
Audubon last Saturday and visited at
the b. f. Simpson home. .
The interior Of the Freeman con-
dictionary stare has been much i'm
proved by coat of paint.
H. P. Peterson went down to Allan
tic Monday to meet his friend Mae
Aud, of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mae and Pearl Jenkins went to Des
Moines the first of the week where they
will attend school this year.
Frank jenkins went up to Audubon
the first of the week with two fast
horses belonging to Marion Jenkins.
The Danish brotherhood held a pic
mic at the home of Nels b. Christensen
last Sunday and all report good time.
Mrs. VIM. Kirkham, of Audubon
township, returned home Saturday
after visit with her sister Mrs. w. r.
Koob.
Joe Smith commenced the erection
of new barn for Lee Griffith Tuesday.
Mr.. Griffith will also build a new
house later this fall.
Ruby Pearson commenced this week
to teach the Lorah school and her sis
ter Edna will commence the school at
Benton Center next Monday.
W. II. Pearson and L. J. Ellis and
wives came home last week from their
outing at Okoboji. Strange as it may
seem Hank has no fish stories to tell.
Eli Hansen celebrated his 10th birth
day last Sunday and he was we'll rem
embered by his many friends. 1t was
an occasion not soon to be forgotten
by those present.
Lucille and Florence Wagner, of
near Anita, with their friend Gertrude
Chinoeeth, of the eastern part of the
state, were visitors at the DIR. Koob
home ole day last week.
Peter Kelgore returned from South
Dakota and Minnesota Saturday where
he had been looking up threshing.
Work is so near finished in those parts
that he will not ship his outfit up.
John Kelly and frankie Wood were
married in Atlantic last Thursday.
They are both popular young people
having lived here a number of years
and have host of friends who wish
them success in the voyage through
life.
4 man by the name of VIM. Wilcox
OF Lake City, brother-in-law OF Rev.
Wilcox, met with an accident of rath-
er serious nature last Thursday after
noon. He was down ON the creek fish
ing and was pulling on branch of a
tree when il broke striking him on
the head and cutting cash about four
inches long. DIR. Koob rendered sur
gical aid.
Wednesday evening of last week at
q: 30 O'clock at the Danish Lutheran
church in Atlantic occurred the mar
riage OF Bodil Steine Terkelsten and
Hans J Johnson, Rev p. s. Veg of
ElkhOrn officiating. The church was
packed to overlooking with admiring
relatives and friends of the contracting
parties. The bride is from Brayton
and the groom is popular clerk in
the Levi Downs store in Atlantic. The
bride was attired in white and the
groom in conventional black. Follow
ing the ceremony wedding supper
was served at the Atlantic house which |
was very sweet affair. Dancing was
INDUCED in at the German hall until a
late hour, or possibly an early hour.
They have host of friends here who |
wish them we'll in their married life.