Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-29


Nit PARROT made business call to
Extra Monday.
Mrs. L. z. Beers visited with her
Audubon friends Thursday.
Joe Smith was doing some repair
work on Bendixen's shop Tuesday.
Albert Bennett and Chris A. Ras-
mussen were Atlantic visitors Tues
day.
Chas. White of Audubon, was can.
wasting in Brayton and vicinity the
first of the week.
Ray Heath and Will Pearson drove
up to Extra Sunday evening for a
few hours outing.
Chas. Motz, agent for the McCor-
mick people was attending to bust
ness in Brayton Tuesday.
j. E. Lewis Brayton's artistic
painter will soon begin painting on
Thompson's new house.
Minnie Campbell returned home
Friday after weeks visit with Mrs.
r. B. Heath in Brayton.
Sam Pearson while riding west
ern horse Sunday was thrown off but
luckily he was not injured.
Frank Lambert one of Bravton's
prosperous farmers was transacting
business in Brayton Tuesday.
Sci Heath a barber from Anita
was visiting with his brother G. A.
Heath and his sister Mrs Frank Lam
bert Monday.
Peter Hansen is erecting a barn on
his place west of Brayton. 1t will
be 56x72 feet and it will be very
neat structure.
Mrs. Kittie Brinkerhof of Atlantic
is visiting at the Burton horne this
week with Mrs. Jennie Crane and her
daughter frankie.
Ernie Cotton and Moses Brinker-
hoff went down to Atlantic Monday
to visit few days with their friends
and relatives at that place.
F. P. Hooker is stringing his tele-
phone wires to Brayton this week and
Extra and Brayton will soon be con-
nected by this new system.
Shoemaker Thompson will begin
| plastering on his new house this
week. Mr.. Thompson will have house
modern in every detail and credit
to the town.
Mrs. John Dickey and children
who reside in Extra and a sister of
Mrs. Nels Sorensen came down Mon
day to visit few days with this lady
and her family.
Lu Connrardy spent Tuesday in
Oaktield visiting with the jenkins
girls and other friends. These girl:
expect to soon leave for Des Moines
where they will attend school.
| Mrs. F. B. Heath and Mrs. Calvin
Dimick drove over to Anita Thurs
day to attend the reunion and visi,
Mrs. Dimick's sister, Mrs. Samue
Budd. They returned home Friday.
Fife Barber from Kirkman is Wis.
iting in the vicinity of Brayton thi
week. She is selling recipes for en-
larging photographs which by use
of this, photos may be enlarged il
an half an hours work.
Nels Sorensen held services south
f east of Oakfield Sunday at the Kell,
school house. There was large Grove
in attendance and on next Sunday
. special collection will be taken to b
} used in purchasing new organ.
On account of Rev. Wilcox holdin,
e services in Shelby county next Sun
l day, Rev. Nels Sorensen will fill
the pulpit at the Baptist church i
S the evening. Let everyone turn GU
q and give Mr.. Sorensen a we'll file,
house.
Sam Scharf and wife left for De
! Moines Monday to attend the stat
l fair. Sam is quitean extensive breed
Z err of fancy hogs and this is GOO
e place to go to look at the differen
t breeds and talk with the successful
breeders who have their stock on ex
hibit there.
e Frank Freeman's billiard hall wi
n receive new coat of paint this wee
e inside and out and also will have til
IS wall kalsomined and some fresco wor
J done. John Harrison from Exil
does the work and Frank may fe
d assured of good job as John is
q good workman and always does h
d work in satisfactory manner.
/ Blossom Brinkerhoff will commen'
70 teaching at the Eli Hansen scho
. west of Brayton, Monday, and wi
give the same general satisfaction
:. she has heretofore in her school wor
n This is the same school that h
&c brother Moses taught last fall, givil
+ good satisfaction to all the patro
h and pupils.
~ Ingvard Birk will celebrate
30th birthday party Friday when
70 crowd of his friends will assemble
10 his beautiful country home and he
him to make merry the gladsor