Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-20

KEGS Hallock was a business visitor
at Extra last Tuesday afternoon.
Frank Jenkins was at Atlantic last
Sunday passing the day with his rel
atives and friends.
Shoemaker Thompson made a
business visit up to Audubon last
Tuesday forenoon.
The present term of school at the
Academy in Oaktield will close on
Friday of this week.
Walter Temple, up on the Edison
Herrick place, is building a large
new pole shelter for his stock.
Moses ~Brinkerhoff, who teaches the
Eli Hansen school west of Brayton,
will close his present term next Fri
day.
; Ben Howell was over from Avoca
and passed the Sabbath with his
{ friends, returning home the first eff
the week.
Miss Grace West, from up near
Extra, is passing a few days at the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. Kirk Merrick,
in Brayton.
Byron Scharff, whose home is over
in the valley, was up to Extra last
Thursday afternoon attending to
some business.
Will Lewis's wife was so i'll last
Tuesday that they sent for DR.. Koob
post haste, but happily the good lady
soon recovered.
Peter Albertsen, who lives out
west Of town, paused the busy while,
one day last week to welcome a sweet
baby girl at his home.
George Jones has sold the south
forty of the farm he owned, west of
Brayton, to "Bachelor Nels" for the
sum Of S42.50 per acre.
By request the name OF Miss Edna
Pearson is dropped from the Journals
list ofyoung ladies whose names were
in the free Buffalo contest.
= Miss Minnie Campbell came dowr
from Extra, Tuesday evening, and
is passing a few days with her rela.
9 tives at the Frank Heath home.
Miss Irene Button has gone to Av.
e oca where she has secured a position
in the telephone office and will b.
/. muchly missed by our young people
st Jacob Bendixen and Fred Edmund
son attended Masonic lodge up at FIX
=; ira last Saturday night and saw tn
l. third degree in Blue Lodge exempli
J. fed.
Mrs. j.. c. Hardman and daughter
c Miss Pearl, were up at Extra las
r Saturday calling OF friends and do
I ing some shopping in that hustlin!
city.
George S%toneking is hauling mil.
ID to the Troublesome Valley Dreamer
this week on Charlie Cotton's rout
while that gentleman secures his Gro
of hay.
Next Sunday at the hour of eleve
O'Clock Mr.. Nels Sorensen will con
ID duct preaching services at the Kelle
j. school house, four miles southeast Q
Brayton.
Mitt Parrott, III popular butcher
= was out in the country Tuesday after
noon securing the pelts of a couple c
very fine cows that had been accident
& ally slain.
Marion Jenkins, who is the lover c
,e a good horse, was at Griswold, las
Tuesday, looking over a stable OF fin
driving animals owned by a frien
y down there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Button were up t
. Extra last Saturday and went out an
passed Sunday at the home of thei
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hill
t. southeast of town.
Is Mrs. B. F. Simpson and daughter
Miss Ethel Simpson, from "Stillsid
s Farm" we're at Extra last Tuesda
- afternoon, calling upon friends an
- doing some shopping.
ct Frank Sankey, from Walnut, is
guest, this week, of his friends at tn
Of Copley home, down on the Bartlett
estate in the house where Uncle
q Clark formerly resided.
d
IN The long high bridge at the Matt
m Hamlin homestead on the Trouble
of some creek has lately been covere
3 with thick hardwood plank, maxim
I'd it good and safe and stout.
" On next Sunday at the hour {
"a three O'Clock in the afternoon, Re-
~ Wilcox will deliver a sermon at tt
~ school house three miles south-we'
~ of Brayton, down in the Smoky Hi
country.
Mrs. George Cotton, at Oakfeld,
20 just now enjoying a visit from her siI
ter, Mrs. Lon Kinney, who formerl
resided here, but whose home is no
~ at Des Moines where her husband
k engaged in business.
a. The Misses Mae and Pearl Jenkil
id will take their departure early