Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-09

Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, 1870 p. m.
ing hrst Sunday in each month.
You are cordially invited to attend these SER
vices and worship with us.
G. NJ. Wilcox, Pastor.
John Burns and Ed Lewis spent
Sunday i'm the little wooded city.
Hank Pearson was up to Extra, on
Sunday, between trains on business.
Mrs. H. C. Nelson, west of town.
has been on The sick list for the last
few days.
ii. f. Andrews, of Extra, was
down at the Oakfield Academy on
last Saturday.
Henry Bell was up to Extra the
first of the week. transacting business
in that busy city.
Frank Chase is busy this week dig
ging a we'll for John Cotton at his
home in Oakfield.
Ed Lewis is busy this week doing
a large job of work for Chris Christ
ensen, west of Brayton.
1. P. Hallock went to Atlantic, on
last Monday, to transact business for
a few hours in that city.
Rem Bell, brother of Henry Bell,
went up to Extra, Tuesday, between
trains to transact business.
John Crane, OF Extra, drove down
to Oakfield and transacted business
for a few hours in the village.
j. M. Griggs, of Audubon, came
down to Brayton Tuesday and visited
with his friends between trains.
Mrs. DR.. Koob and girls went over
to Anita to visit a week or ten days
with their relatives at that place.
Mrs Ben Shirley visited at the Hard
esty home in West Extra, this week.
during Ben's absence in Chicago.
Geo. Trip disposed of his Atlantic
property to B. e. Thurman, of that
city. The price paid being sl4o0.
d. w. Powers, of Oakfeld, went to
Extra, Saturday, on business con-
nected with the township grading.
H. M. Bartlett, the jolly station
agent made a business trip to Allan
ic, Saturday, and returned Sunday.
Tic McGovern bought two cars of
hogs, at Lorah, the past week, which
he shipped to the Omaha markets.
Mrs. w. Fl. Anderson, of Cripple
Creek, Colorado, was a guest at the
Chas. Bison home, on last Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Bennett, who has been
suffering the past few weeks with all
abcess on her hand, is rapidly improv-
ing.
G.. A. Heath, who conducts a gen
eral merchandise store, at Brayton,
made a business trip to Extra, Satur-
day.
j. b. Herrick, better known as
"Boy", was in Brayton, visiting with
his many friends at this place, on last
Monday,
Frank Mills, Of Chicago, accompa-
MED by another gentleman, visited at
the d. P. Hallock home Tuesday for a
few hours.
Dick Powers returned to Omaha
the first of the week, but came back
again to Brayton on the Tuesday
evening train.
Ed. Lewis, Brayton's artistic paint.
er, will paint the Boy Herrick home
in Extra out at Woodlawn Park. ir
the neal future.
j. @. Hardman and his force OF
workmen were busy this week shipg-
ling his large barn on his stock farm
north Of Oakfield.
John Nelson, Sunday School Mis-.
sionary for this district, went up to
Extra the last of the week on matters
pertaining to his work.
Ben Shirley went to Chicago the
past week with stock. He will stop
off at Des Moines for two days and
will visit with his friends.
Nick Bintner, director of the
Green school, south of Extra, was in
Oakfield and he was present at the
school meeting the last of the week.
M. 2. Martensen sold two cars OF
fine cattle to Brayton's hustling stock
buyer, Tic McGovern, the past week.
Tic shipped these cattle to Chicago.
Iona Beers was in Extra Tuesday
on business connected with his farm
which he is trying 10 dispose of. Iona
is preparing to embark in other bust
ness.
George Bendixsen has purchased a
large bicycle pump, with which he
furnishes free air to all bicycle own
ers. He also keeps a stock of repairs
for wheels.
Will Pearson sold two of his best
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