Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22
j. c. Hardman and son Bernie at
tended fair at Harlan this week.


j. C. Hardman will show Poland
Chinas at Atlantic and Audubon
fairs this fall.
Miss Irene Button passed the great
er part of the past week with her
Avoca friends.
Remember Nc Govern & Bisom's
horse sale at the stock yards in Bray
ton next Saturday.
Charlie Largy who lives down in
the big woods, has been quite ill for
the past few days.
Windall Smith and his sister, Miss
Zephyr Smith are over at the reunion
at Anita this week.
McGovern & Bison shipped out
two carloads of hogs to South Omaha
last Tuesday evening.
Sam Green and OF Kelley are hav-
ing time this week breaking team
of colts for Iona Beers.
James Essington was business
visitor in Audubon for few hours,
last Thursday forenoon.
Miss Mamie Buckly, daughter of
our harnessmaker, passed last week
with her Audubon friends.
The amount of butter shipped out
of Brayton this week was upwards
OF twelve thousand pounds.
j. P. Bendixen went up to Audi
ubon last Tuesday where he passed
the day attending to business matters.
Miss Maude Kelley passed a part
of the past week very pleasantly WIS.,
iting with her Atlantic relatives and
friends.
Hon. John T. jenkins shipped one
car load of hogs to South Omaha last
Friday and another one on Tuesday
evening.
Joe Cihak marketed twenty -four
head of very fine hogs at Brayton last
Monday. selling them to McGovern
q Bison.
Next week on Thursday Ernest
Cotton will return to the State Agri-
cultural College at Ames to resume
his studies.
Uncle 1. P. Hallock tells us that he
has several chunks of ice that he will
sell to any parties who are in need of
that article.
James Nc Query and wife living
south of Oaktield became the parents
OF a bright eyed baby girl last Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Geo. Doyle, who has been
visiting with relatives and friends up
at Cedar Rapids, has returned to her
Brayton home.
Mrs. l. P. Hallock returned from
her visit to the mineral springs at
Colfax last Monday and seems bene-
fitted by her trip.
Miss Anna Peterson who works at
Hotel Brayton, spent last Sunday
with her parents down in the neigh
borhood Of Lorah.
Miss May Cotton will again teach
the Bird Bensen school, south of Oak
| field which will commence the first
part of September.
Misses limo and Ethel Bison went
up to Extra Monday morning and
visited for few days with their aunt,
Mrs. j. Nj. Thomas.
Miss Mary Curry arrived from
Atlantic Monday evening for good
visit with her grandma Mrs. l. P.
Hallock at Oaktield.
Mrs. Sam Scharff has been engaged
to teach the fall term of the Green
school near old Lewisville, over where
Nicholas Bintner presides.
| Frank Freeman is having John
Harrison and his merry band of paint
ers decorate his billiard hall with
paint, both outside and inside.
Charlie Sykes has decorated his
Oaktield residence with coat of
bright new paint which adds greatly
to the beauty of that structure.
Miss Hazel Neff, daughter of VIM
Netf apd wife at Audubon, is passing
this week with her young friend,
Miss Mamie Buckly at Brayton.
Tom McGovern went down to Des
Moines last Tuesday evening where
he was delegate from this county to
the democratic state convention.
Mrs. John Koob and children Jour-
neyed over in the Valley last Tuesday
afternoon to visit for few days with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Sissler.
We visited Fred Bennett at the
Pearson blacksmith shop Tuesday
afternoon and found him like Adam
Selkirk, monarch of all he surveyed.
j. M. Tinslev, from Sheldon, Iowa,
was at Oaktield and Brayton Tues
day introducing the American Arc
Light for the use of business houses.
The Misses Mae and Pearl jenkins
came home Monday evening from a
| GOOD visit with Mrs Frank Harris