Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-26
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Owen Ide was business caller in
Extra Tuesday.
Calvin Dimick made business trip
to Extra Tuesday.
Nellie Parker of Atlantic, is work
ing for Mrs. Iona Beers.
Frank Smith made business trip
down near Lorah Monday.
Iona Beers and Alfred Bonnet
were callers in Atlantic Monday.
Fred Franklin returned from good
visit with his folks at Lewis Fri
day.
George Bendixen went up to Extra
Friday to attend to matters of a bust
ness nature.
Mrs. Lydia Weaman is very sick
this week and unable to attend to her
household duties.
Mrs. Sam Scharff is still very sick
woman and her condition for the bet
ter slowly improves.
Chas. Sykes has recovered from his
sick spell of last week, and is able to
be about his work again.
johnson u Thompson erected a
wind mill for VIM Hall this last week
on his farm near Brayton.
Joe Smith and wife of Benton Cen
ter visited with his brother Frank
Smith in Brayton Sunday.
Kirk Merrick, wife and baby pass
ed very pleasant day at the pleasant
country home of Owen Ide.
j. T. Jenkins shipped car of hogs
to Omaha Monday evening which he
bought at $3.50 per hundred.
w. H. Pearson and John Koob
drove down to Atlantic Tuesday to
attend to some business affairs.
j. t. jenkins ordered a fine male
| hog Tuesday of E. FL. Wade Of
Modale Ia, breeder of fancy hogs.
| Miss Edith Burns was at Extra
Tuesday attending to business and
visiting at the Leonard Whitney
home.
George MCGUIRE living near Oak
field was at Extra Monday transact
ing business for few hours in that
busy city.
Theo. Myers an attorney from
Audubon was attending to matters OF
legal nature in Brayton last Satur-
day for few hours.
Rev. Wilcox of Brayton pastor of
the Baptist church made business
call in Audubon Saturday in regard
to some church work.
NJ. E. jenkins went down to At
lantic the latter part of last week. He
returned home on the following Mon
day after good visit.
Don Taylor and Fay Gransberry
had a horse race at Brayton the first
of the week and Don succeeded in
winning the heat and the race.
For SALE.-A farm OF One Humid
red and Twenty Acres, near Harnlir
Station. Write to
j HENRY YOUNG, Hamlin Station.
t Nels Thompson returned Monday
! from his sojourn in Nebraska, Colo
+ RADIO and Wyoming and believes tina
e Iowa is as good as any in the union
j. G. Hardman shipped three O
his high grade Poland China Hog
: Friday to Chas. Jenkins at Norman
Okla. He received fifty dollars 70
!, the lot.
y j. P. Christoffersen and Chri
Knudsen are selling their fine crop Q
peaches in Bray ton Tuesday at the re
q markable low price of S1.50 pc
bushel.
Grant Griffith from Oklahoma re
turned Sunday where he has been 70
9 some time in that new country look
ing after the prospects of making
5 fortune.
n Chris Thompson completed tn
\ work on his new home last Tuesda
t which is very creditable job an
. speaks well for the mason who di
i the work.
i The wife of VIM Clemensen, tn
e barber in Frank Heath's pool hal
= spent Sunday at Peter Nelson's hom'
$ VIM. went out Monday and brough
o her home.
g Anna Petersen who works at tt
: Brayton hotel spent Sunday at tt
b Henderson home near Brayton and
e the evening she and Will drove oy'
e to Anita.
:. Lee Griffith brought his son bac
= from Oklahoma Saturday as far as A
lantic where he is now very low wit
the typhoid fever which he contrac
ed while Oklahoma.
b Nit Parrott, while butchering la
v night and the darkness came on hi
s before he finished, the knife slipps
e and cut deep cash in his left ar
g and is very painful.
: H. w. Pearson and wife, Lu Mill
u and John Koob spent Sunday at q
IS home of Hans Nymand west of Bra
: ton and had very pleasant day
e everyone does who goes there.
d Lu Connrardy was at Extra la