Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-04

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Der for that monster big red barn.
l.. G. Beers purchased a fine driv-
ing horse of Perry Smith one day this
week.
Wendell Smith began working up
on the farm of John Bergh last Mon
day morning.
Del Heath the merchant purchased
a line driving horse OF Charlie Burton,
one day this week.
Asa Horton, Jr., was q business
visitor in Audubon for a few hours
last Monday morning.
Will Davis departed last Sunday
evening for Kansas City where he
goes on a business trip.
John Bergh purchased a fine bunch
of feeding cattle of Will Davis, the
latter part of last week.
Schuyler Walker was in Brayton
last Monday hauling out the lumber
for his new residence upon the farm.
Tom McGovern purchased a car
load OF western horses the past week,
so IT you Want a driving horse, &c
see him.
Walter Faulkner and j. d. Bruce,
were over from Anita last FRIDAY
calling upon friends and talking in
surance.
Charlie Schartf and his sister Miss
Eva Schartf, were up at Extra one
day this week calling Upon their
many friends.
Mary Cotton closed her school last
Friday and is now resting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Geo. Cot
ton, at Oaktield.
Last Monday was the last day OF
school in the Eli Hansen district,
where Moses Brinkerhoff taught,
west of Brayton.
Mrs. I. V. d. Lewis who has been
quite i'll of late, is reported much
better, which her many friends will
be glad to know.
L. G. Beers and wife will depart
for Shelby Wednesday where they 90
to pass the Fourth of July with re-
latives and friends.
w. S. Ordway and his daughter
Clara Ordway of Oakfield, were at
Extra last Saturday calling upon
their many friends.
I. P. Hallock shipped a carload Of
fine porkers from his Oakfeld stock
farm last Monday evening to the
South Omaha market.
George Bendixen began laying the
tin upon the Charlie Bison new
home up in the Nc Govern addition,
last Monday afternoon.
Will Lorah is home from his visit
to the hospital at Omaha and seems
to be getting along finely and the
wound to be healing nicely.
Win Davis has closed a deal with
Asa Horton for the los acres known
as the Ben Davis farm, up a little
way west of Extra, last Monday.
After a pleasant visit here of a few
days VIM. Buckly's nieee and brothe,
departed for their homes in the east.
ern part of the state, last Saturday.
These hot days compelled w. III,
Pearson snd Fred Bonnet to throw
The old Kitchen stove to one side and
invest in the latest thing in gasoline
stoves.
Miss Agnes Reesman will bid hel
Brayton friends goodbye some day
this week and depart for Chicago
where she will make her home fol
a time.
Misses Flossie McAninch and
Katherine Connrardy from Extra,
were in Brayton the last part of the
week calling upon their young
friends.
The Elkhorn Lumber Co. received
two carloads OF lumber at Braytor
Monday morning and in the evening
they began hauling the same out tc
their yards.
The Misses Ollie Rippin and Lizzie
Martes rode their wheels down from
Extra, Il day this week and passed
II few hours calling upon their friends
in Brayton.
The Pearson orchestra will soor
give one Of their select dancing part.
les some time soon and this time there
will be nothing but round dances nc
square dances.
Frank Jenkins who is at Atlantic
training his brother Marion's horses
writes back that they are doing finely
and making some good time upon the
fair ground track.
VIM. Buckley, the harness maker
says, come in and see my stock OF
hammocks and driving whips; also
remember | have all kinds of goods
in the harness line.
q. G. Thompson has let the con
tract to Isaac Smith to erect him a
neat home in Brayton. The lumber
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