Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-06-27
Brayton and OakfleId.

A REPUBLICAN, reporter will be in Oakfeld
and Brayton every Tuesday afternoon.
Chas Freeman is reported on the sick
list this week.
T. J. McGovern went out to Omaha
Tuesday evening.
G. A. Heath was business visitor
in Anita Saturday.
J. P. Bendixen was in Audubon the
first of the week on business.
Percy Freeman is in Atlantic work
ing fast horses, having gone down, last
Saturday.
Prof. Hooker, of Audubon, was in
town Monday in the interest of his tel
ephone line.
One OF Nick Kessler's little girls is
quite ill with stomach trouble. DIR.
Koop is in attendance.
LATE Simpson, of southeast of town,
went to Audubon Tuesday for visit
at the McFarlane home.
Vern Culver, the genial salesman of
the Audubon mills, was in town taking
orders for -four Tuesday.
Jimie Lindahl, of Des MONIES,
came up Tuesday and is guest at the
Lawrence Peterson home.
Marion Jenkins moved his trotting
horses to Atlantic Tuesday and will
train them there this season.
Mrs. John Hansen, out west of town,
is reported as being quite i'll and great
fear is entertained rs to her recovery.
Bison & McGovern commenced to
buy stock again last Saturday. We
are glad to see them go into this bust
ness once more.
A gentleman from Audubon was in
town explaining the merits of a fire
extinguisher and showing how to use
it Tuesday evening.
Arthur Vail, of Atlantic, came up
the first of the week and will visit with
his father and his many friends until
about the middle of next week.
Mrs. Chas. Bradley, of Council
Bluffs and Mrs. Wright, of Chicago
arrived the first of the week and ART
guests at the 1. p. Hallock home.
G. l.. Bisom's new residence, up or
the hill, is nearly completed and it is ,
modern structure in every respect
When completed he will have a fine
home, such that he deserves.
Mrs. Reynolds and mother moved VI
from Atlantic Saturday and will stay
here for some time when they will g
to New Mexico where they will stay
for an indefinite length of time.
Perry Smith, of Kansas, arrived her,
the latter part of last week and is visit
ing his many friends. He is one OF
the earliest settlers in this county ant
such men as he is are always welcome
The Audubon County Telephone Co
have their poles set in town now anC
will soon commence to string wire
This will give us better connection
with the out side world and service
such as we have not had before.
Mrs. Kinney, who has been visiting
at the Cotton home the past few days
departed Tuesday for her home in De-
Moines. Her nephew, Earnest Cotton
accompanied her as far as Atlantic ant
will remain over night the guest o
friends.
One of /. T. Hallock's new barns i
nearly completed. 1t is 26x94 and viii
be complete in about two weeks HI
will have another built which will b.
much longer than this one, the size ii
S4xl26. This will be the longest barr
in this part of the country.
While talking to "Spooney" Free
man the other day base bali was men
toned and he told us that Extra cam,
down and cleaned them up to the tun,
of IL to 7. This is the first time Exir'
ever beat them. The game was playe'
last Sunday ard "Spoony" thinks b.
trying it some other day they can vii
back their old standing on the diamond