Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-25


e. NJ. WILCOX, Pastor.
Mae Jenkins was a passenger to
Atlantic Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Chas. Sykes was visiting with
friends in Extra, Monday.
j. e. Hardman and j. w. Cannon
were visitors in Atlantic Saturday.
Will Pearson and Ray Heath were
callers in Extra one evening the last
of the week.
Prof. Ennebech visited with his
friends in Brayton and Oakfeld, the
first of the week
John Koob is helping Spooney
Freeman in the pool hall during
Franks absence in Oklahoma.
Miss Ida Coperly returned from
her visit with Walnut friends Tues
day, after most enjoyable visit.
Will and Fred Gingery went to At
lantic, Saturday and transacted bust
ness for few hours in that city.
Miss Anothney from Harlan is visit
ing at the Simpson home down on
the Stlllside farm east of Oaktield.
Miss frankie Bell Crane visited
with her friends in Atlantic the first
of the week returning home Tuesday.
Iona Beers and wife went down on
the Friday evening train to Atlantic
on business. They returned home Sat-
urday.
A number Of boys from Extra rode
down on their wheels Tuesday and
drank some of Freeman's best milk
shakes
Dick Powers, Brayton's expert
lather is at Extra tins week lathing
Perry Hanson's new house on north
Park street.
l.. M. Parrott, c.. I. Dimick and
Frank Heath harvested the crop of
hay for Nick Poulsen, during his i'll
ness of last week.
Fred Edmundson of Brayton visit
ed his many friends in Extra, and
stopped while with his wife's folks,
the Crane families, Sunday.
Fred Franklin returned to Bravton
and to his duties at the drug store the
last of the week after good visit at
Lewis with relatives and friends.
Miss Grace West, who has been
working for her aunt Mrs. Kirk Mer-
rick in Brayton, ceased her work and
went up to her home near Extra last
week.
Miss Gretchen Delahoyde and Miss
Blossom Brinkerhoff, Of Extra, spent
Sunday, in Oakfeld, visiting with
their friend, Miss Mary Cotton and
passed most enjoyable day.
Mrs. Frank Heath and Mrs. Kirk
Merriek were visitors in Extra Sat-
urday evening They drove up and
visited a while with their friends and
then drove home after the heat OF the
day.
Prof. Ennebach former professor at
the Oakfield Academy, left Tuesday
for Oklahoma, where he goes to take
up claiHs in that new country that
is soon to- be opened up for settle
ment.
Geo. Frazier and family who run
the Frasier Hotel in Extra. drove
down Sunday and spent the day with
her fa theirs people, Chris Smith and
family west of Brayton, and passed
a most enjoyable day.
/ j. P. Bendixen, Frank Freeman,
Moses Brinkerhoff, Ernie Cotton and
Ralph Hawke took the noon train for
Oklahoma Tuesday, where they viii
register before the. opening up Of the
strip. The boys all expect TO be sh'
lucky one and draw quarter section
VIM. Thielen, the prosperous farm
err and stock raiser living east of Bray
ton shipped ECO head of cattle tt
Chicago Moneay evening. There W er'
six carloads IN all and was some o
the finest cattle that was ever shipped
out of Brayte4,. Two steers in thi
bunch tipped the scales at $500
pounds, making an average of tn
good round SUN of 1900 apiece, al
most as heavy as a big load of hay
Will, in company with Tic McGoverl
accompanied the stock to Chicago AM
from there they will sail Oh the grea
lakes TO Milwaukee and possibly fror
there, they will go on to Buffalo an
view the sights, before retnrnin
J home.