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

If you happen over to Oakfield call
the dog Carlo and he will not hurt
you.
Prescott Harter has been quite i'll
the past week with some form of lung
trouble.
Max BendiNen went up to Extra,
Tuesday evening, to do some trading
in that city.
[. P. Hallock was passenger to
Audubon, Tuesday evening, to tran
sact business.
Jenkins & Vail have fitted up
huckster wagon which they will run
the coming summer.
Horace Bartlett made business
trip to Des Moines, Friday and re-
turned Saturday evening.
d. w. Powers was a passenger to
Audubon, Tuesday, on business con-
nected with the county grading.
Robert Pollock's condition is much
better and in few days will be able
to attend to his duties at the bank.
Chas. Britton has recovered from
his illness Of last week. Charles ex-
poets to soon leave for Denver, Col.
Mr.. Money, of Exila, was in Oak
field, Tuesday looking after piece of
property, which he intends pur-
chasing.
Rev. Wilcox returned from Harlan,
Sunday evening. He has been visit
ing with relatives and friends there
for the past week.
Guy Andrews came down to Bray
ton, Tuesday, and spent the afternoon
between trains visiting with his
friend, Ray Heath.
Mr.. ID. w Powers, of Oaktield was
up to Extra, Monday transacting
business and spent few hours visit
ing with his friends.
Robert Hamlin came down from
Extra, Tuesday, on the noon train
and spent the afternoon visiting with
his friends in Brayton.
Del Heath was breaking his team
of bronchos, Tuesday. This is a fine
team and will make an excellent one
for his huckster wagon.
Miss Nellie Beers went to Atlantic,
Tuesday, to visit with friends for a
time. Miss Nellie expects to go to
Anita before she returns.
Miss limo Bison was up to Extra,
the past week, and spent few days
visiting with the Mack Thomas fam
lily and Grandpa Wattles.
Moses Brinkerhof, of Oaktield, was
up to Extra, Monday. He took his
horn along so he could practice with
the band boys Monday night.
Vern Culver, of the Audubon Roll
Ter Mills, came down, Tuesday, be-
tween trains and talked flour with
the Brayton and Oakfield merchants.
Chas. Cakes, of Sioux City, has
been visiting with Erwin Jones, of
Oakfield, the past week. He depart
ed for his home the first of the week.
Mrs. Geo. Doyle has returned from
Blairstown, where she went q week
ago to get her household goods. They
will start to housekeeping this week.
John Danner and family have
moved to the property lately vacated
by Dave Carpenter. This property
is just across the street from where
they formerly lived.
Chas. Bison sold his team of fancy
driving horses to Oregon Denham,
one day the past week. This is fine
team Of horses and good travellers and
commanded fancy price.
Frank Coperley has moved his farm
ing implements and household uten-
sils from Walnut, Iowa, to Brayton.
Frank will occupy the Horace Bart
lett farm the coming summer.
Horace Bartlett has filed his bond
for mayor of Brayton and will take
the oath of office soon. Horace will
make good officer being we'll liked
by the business men and citizens of
Brayton.
Del Heath has had Hank Pearson
fix up his huckster wagon and as soon
the condition of the roads win per-
nit he will start out on the road
gathering eggs and butter in exchange
for merchandise.
Frank Basham, of Extra, has been
at Oaktield the past week visiting
with j. w. Cannon and family.
Frank will leave for Oklahoma as
soon as the weather is settled and he
can begin spring work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Doyle will move
to Oakfield, Tuesday, and will occu-