Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-12
VIM Henderson was pleasant call
er in BraytoH Sunday.


A number of the people from Bray
ton attended the fair at Audubon last
week.
Herb Herrick of Extra, was in
Brayton on business the first of the
week.
Rev. Wilcox was caller in Allan
tic, Saturday, attending to church
affairs.
Chas. Cotton went down to Allan
TIC, Saturday, to attend the Baptist
conference.
Fred Bennett visited in Poplar on
Wednesday and Thursday, returning
home Friday.
DR.. Campbell, of Atlantic, was
called to Brayton last week as med
ical counsellor.
Arthur Vail, of Atlantic, son of
Charley Vail, is visiting with his
father this week.
Harry Finkbine auditor of the
Green Bay Lumber Co., was in
Brayton Tuesday.
"Boy" Herrick, from Extra. was
chatting with friends in our busy
town, Tuesday afternoon.
Joe Shiny and wife spent Sunday
In Atlantic visiting with his brother
who resides at that place.
A Mr.. Goodrich, of Elkhorn, will
fit up ashort order house in the build
ing next to Shoemaker Thompson.
81. Clark and wife, of Lincoln, Ne
braska, visited at the Cannon home. in
Oakfield, for few days, last week.
We have reduced the price on all
our wall paper % per cent.
FRED FRANKLIN g. Co.
Dr. Uehran, a Veterinary surgeon of
Atlantic, was up this week and did
some surgery Tor our local horsemen.
Miss Cannon went up to Extra, on
tuesday evening, to visit few DAYS
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Basham.
Wendell Smith departed for Ames.
last Wednesday, where he goes to take
course of instruction in that school.
Nels Thompson departed for Oma-
ma Monday on sight seeing trip and
TO make visit with his relatives
there.
Mrs. Geo. Freeman is spending the
week in Extra, visiting with her sister
Mrs. VIM. Woodward and other
friends.
DR.. Porterfield, of Atlantic, and
DR.. Jones, Of Omaha, were in Bray
ton last week in consultation with
DR.. Koob.
You will need some wall paper this
fall to fix up your rooms. Get it at
Fred Franklin & Co., at 25 per cent
reduction.
Nels P. Petersen and wife was
made happy the first of the week
over the arrival of a new baby at
their home.
A number of the people about
Brayton are laying in their winters
supply of hard coal while thew can
get it cheap.
Nothing adds so much to a room as
neat wall paper and this kind can
be had at Fred Franklin g. Co.. at
20 per cent reduction.
Dong Hamlin was IN Brayton Tues
day transacting business and shaking
hands. with his many friends who are
always glad to meet him.
Sam scharff loaded up some of his
best hogs and took them to Audubon.
last week, and brought home with
him some of the best prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Thompson an.
nounce the birth of a big twelve
pound baby boy which came to theil
home on last Monday morning.
Stop in and examine our wall paper
stock. We cut the price 20 per cent
and the prices are found to suit.
FRED FRANKLIN s. Co.
Will Fitch, of Extra. came down
to Brayton, on Tuesday morning, and
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Smith to do some papering and paint.
ing.
Dick Powers, of Oakfield, went up
to Audubon during the fair last week
and played with the Extra band
which furnished the music during the
fair.
j. G. Hardman, who exhibited a
number of his choice Poland China
hogs at the Audubon fair, succeeded
inscarrying away number of premi-
ums.
Dick Powers and Frank Jenkins
drove down to Atlantic, Saturday.
and passed the next day visiting with
their friends. They returned home
Monday.
Lloyd Hayes and John Jones came
down from Audubon, Sunday, to
play ball with the Brayton boys but
owing to the rain the game was de-
clared off.