Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-18

| ing first Sunday in each MONTH
| You are cordially invited to attend these SER
G. NJ. Wilcox, Pastor.
Ike jenkins whose home is at At
lantic was visitor in Brayton Satur-
day.
l. P Hallock and his son Piercy
were business callers in Extra Mon
day evening.
Miss Blanche Noon of Extra, drove
down Sunday and spent the day visit
ing her friend Mrs. Chas. Sykes.
Dick Powers finished lathing the
new house of Chas. Bisom,s Tuesday
and it is now ready for the plasterers.
Mrs. Chas. Sykes and baby went
up to Extra, the first of the week to
visit a few days with her friend Miss
Blanche Noon.
| Doug Hamlin was in Extra Satur-
day evening and attended Masonic
lodge and visited short time with
his many friends.
KEGS IIallock the hustling store
keeper in Oaktield was in Extra Mon
day trausacting business for few
hours in that busy city.
Mae and Pearl Jenkins were visitors
in Extra Monday for a few hours and
they had a very pleasant visit with
their many Extra friends.
During the slack of business this
week number of Bray ton business
men are out helping the farmers har-
vest their large crops of hay.
Chas. Bison finished harvesting
his large crop of hay of two hundred
tons Monday. He reports the yield
abundant and the quality fine.
There will an ice cream social on
the l. P. Hallock lawn Saturday even
ing, the proceeds will 90 to the inn
provement of the Park, All invited.
The county supervisors have order
ed a new bridge to be put in near the B.
F. Simpson farm. The old bridge has
become decayed and unsafe for travel.
j. 7. Jenkins is slightly under the
weather the past few days. The wealth.
was so hot for the past few days
that he has been quite overcome with
the heat.
Little Bonnie Sykes son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Sykes returned from his
visit in Adair with his friends. Miss
Blanche Noon Of Extra accompanied
him on his trip.
Ed Delahoyde cashier of the Ex-
change bank at Extra drove down to
Brayton Tuesday and looked over the
affairs at the bank and chatted a short
time with friends.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
N. Chase whose home is at Atlantic
came up Tuesday evening to visit a
short time with her parents who re-
side east of Oaktield.
DR.. Koob's two little girls went
down to Atlantic Saturday evening
and spent the following day visiting
at the home of their former Brayton
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac jenkins
and family.
/ BoRN-At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Juhl west of Brayton a
boy, Tuesday. Andrew now feels he
will soon have some one to help him
with his labors on the farm in the
years to come.
Chas. Jenkins who has been in Ok
ahoma since his departure in the
spring, arrived in OaSfeld Friday
and will pay visit to his sisters Mae
and Pearl and other friends in Oak
field aud Brayton.
| Anna Smith who has been helping
in the Frazier restaurant for the past
two weeks returned to her home west
OF Brayton Monday. Miss Smith in.
tends to stay at home and rest up dur
ing the heated period.
| John Harrison and his force of men
began painting Chas. Bisom's new
residence the first of the week and
Chas. can expect a good job as John
is first-class workmen and always
does his work with neatness and dis.
patch.
The heat being SO oppressive in the
church Sunday evening Rev Wilcox
pastor of the Baptist church delivered
his sermon Sunday evening on the
street to a large crowd, probably a
much larger one than would have as
sembled in the church.
Ernie Cotton has been helping Bird
Benson reap his large crop Of hay on
his farm east of Oakfeld. Ernie is a
very Industrious fellow and many
persons with only one arm as he has
would not attempt to do such work,
but he cannot bear to be idle.
On next Tuesday night the young
people of the Baptist church will give
an ice cream and cake social at the
the home Of lumberman Nels Soren,
sen, in Brayton. Let everyone come
out and enjoy themselves and at the
same time help good cause along.
A pleasant dance was given at the