Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-04-11

| COVENANT meeting Wednesday evening preced
Ing flrst Sunday in each month
| You are cordially invited to attend these ser
vices and worship with u.s.
G. NJ. WILCOX, Pastor
Nellie Beers returned, Sunday
from her visit at Anita.
Will Thielen went to Atlantic Mon
day and returned Tuesday.
Lie McGovern returned, Thursday
from his trip with stock to Chicago,
Roy Chamberlain has been quite
sick with pneumonia the past week,
frankie Wood commenced teaching
at the Center school on last Monday
Robert Pollock went to Atlantic,
Tuesday, to attend to business between
trains.
Moses Brinkerhotf opened his school
IN the Eli Hansen district, on last
Monday.
Tune Thomas and William Owens
were in our city, Tuesday, on official
business.
Willie Jensen, who worked so long
lor Bendlxen was up to Extra, the
first of the week.
Mary Cotton departed for her
school in the Noon district. on last
Monday morning.
Joe Smith moved the past week to
his place in the T. j. McGovern adj.
dition to Brayton.
A. G. Lewis and his youngest son
were in Brayton Tuesday, chatting
with their friends.
Will Freeburn, the assistant at the
depot spent Sunday at his parents
home, at Buck Greek.
Frank Copeley finished hauling his
goods to the Horace Bartlett farm,
the first of the week. .s-: sssgy
Percy Hallock went up to Extra,
to attend the dance. He was accom-
panied by Will Pearson.
Pearl jenkins will teach the Bint-
ner school the coming term. The
same begun on last Monday.
Fred Edmundson and family went
up to Extra Sunday and spent the
day with her mother and sister.
Fred Edmundson and his force of
men were placing in some new rails
above the depot on the side track.
B. F. Simpson, of the Stillside
stock farm, east of Brayton was to
Extra, Monday, transacting business.
Miss Ethel Browning, who visited
some time ago at the Dave Carpenter
home in Oakfeld, is quite i'll at At
lantlc.
Ben Howell, of Avoca, came up to
Brayton, the first of the week to
spend few days visiting with his
friends.
Peter Albertson has commenced
hauling the lumber for big hay
barn he is building on his farm west
OF Brayton.
John Anderson and wife have the
care of a very sick child. The little
one is troubled with some form of
lung trouble.
81 Clark sold fine bunch of Young
cattle to B. f. Simpson. 81 took the
the cattle over to the Simpson farm
the first of the week.
Mr.. Frank Lambert, the prosperous
farmer living south of Oaktield, went
to Extra. Monday, to transact bust.
ness in that busy city.
VIM. Thielen has rented his farm
ing land to Lu Roth, the coming
summer. Will will devote his time
10 fancy stock raising.
Since Chas. Bison sold his team of
fancy drivers, he has been lonely
without team. On last Monday he
purchased another team.
Mrs. Abel Tries has been very i'll
with an attack of tonsilitis but her
condition is improving and we hope
she may recover speedily.
Chas. Cotton has built chicken
house, the past week. Chas. intends
to protect his little chicks from the
frequent showers of spring.
M. D. Bacon, of Calhoun county,
was in our city, Tuesday, talking
with the threshermen. He is selling
a self feeder attachment for threshers.
Moses Brinkerhotf was up to Extra
Monday, to visit with his sisters, who
have lately returned and attended the
play of "New Woman'' at the hall.
|. T. Hallock and B. F. Simpson
departed for Omaha, Tuesday noon
These gentlemen intend to purchase
some feeding cattle to place in their
feed yards.
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