Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-04-25

S'ShiAe piSSSa
lng first Sunday in each month.
You are cordially invited to attend these SCR
vices and worship with US.
e. M. WILCOX, Pastor.
See j. E. Lewis for ti~rst-class pap
ering and painting.
Owen Ide was up to Extra Monday
t%ransacting business.
Robert Harter has commenced
working for Charley Schartf.
Dell Heath was a business visitor
in Atlantic Tuesday between trains.
Call on j. E. Lewis at Brayton be-
fore giving your papering and paint
ing.
Albert Bennett went to Atlantic
Monday and looked after personal in
terests.
Henry Pollock went to Manning
Saturday to spend a few days with
his family.
e. A. Heath and wife drove to Ex-
ira Sunday afternoon for pleasure and
to see friends.
Charley Schartf is making arrange
ments to build a big hay barn during
the coming summer.
John Il. Jenkins and B. f. Simp-
son were attending to business mat
tiers in Audubon Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Buckley spent last Sun
day very pleasantly at the l. V. D.
Lewis home east of Brayton.
Joe Doner and wife drove up to
Extra Tuesday to spend a day amid
the hum Of that busy town.
Dave Pattee is soon to commence
work for ID. w. Powers and will
help run the grading outfit.
John Norris went to Audubon,
Tuesday morning to transact business
and returned home at noon.
Mrs. Frank Heath and Mrs. Kirk
Merrick drove to Extra Tuesday af-
ternoon and spent a few hours.
Charley Bison drove his colts up
to Extra Monday and attended to
some personal business matters.
Hans Hansen now enjoys a good
team, having a fine team of sorrels
that is quite neat and attractive.
Frank Heath's little girl, Miss
Puma, is the happiest. girl in Bray
ton because she has a new bicycle.
VIM. Fulton and John Dodge, of
Extra, were in Oakfield Tuesday,
talking implements to the people.
The dance at Bendixen's hall last
Friday night was enjoyed very much
by the young people in attendance.
Erlck Hansen is soon to 60 to Elk.
horn where he has bought out the
butcher shop and will conduct the
same.
g. A. Heath has started his grocery
wagon and already his customers are
being supplied with goods as fresh al
from the store.
D. w. Powers went to Extra Tues,
day afternoon to look after som,
grading that is talked of hiring don,
out at the cemetery.
The 3 Smiths started their grocery
wagon, last Friday and will continu,
to supply their customers with good.
during the summer.
d. w. Powers is putting his ma
chinery in shape and making prepa
rations to commence the work O
grading tor the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Simpson apt
family came over from Stillside an,
spent the Sabbath with MI. and Mrs
John Jenkins and family.
Calvin Dimick is making some i'm
provements at the hotel, puttin'
things in better shape for the con
venience of the public patronage.
j. H. johnson was up from Allan
tic Monday, looking after the bust
ness of his implement store and foun
Hans and everything in good shape.
u. u. llCuOlCiIluu WdS uOWu lEOI
Extra Monday looking after putin
some OF his horses into the care an
keeping of Marion and Frank Jenk
ms.
Mrs. Henry Pearson and childre
went down to Benton Center, Cas-
county, and spent Sunday very pleas
antly with her sister, Mrs. j. Z
Ellis.
George Dimick, the Extra mi
man, was in Brayton and Oakfiel
Tuesday looking after his customer
and taking orders for the products
his mill.
!; Carl Hoover was down from Audi
bon Friday aud visited with I'll
children at the Buckley home, l.,
) turning home Sunday after having
! pleasant time.
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