Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-24
Frank Jenkins was business call
err in Atlantic Tuesday.

to the Brayton buyers Tuesday.
Mrs. Calvin Dimick made trip to
Extra Tuesday on the evening train.
OK. Hallock is attending to bust
ness in Audubon this week.
The thump of the corn against the
throw board can be heard now on the
cold frosty mornings.
Owen Ide, prosperous farmer liv-
ing north of Brayton, transacted bus
mess in Extra Monday,
j. T. Jenkins has recovered from
his illness of last week and is able to
be around again as usual.
Mitt Parrot has his new render
ing tank in position and began opera
lions the first of the week.
Mrs. George Smith of Omaha ar
rived Tuesday evening to visit short
time at the Joe Smith home.
Thos. Bruhn and family visited
with friends in Atlantic Sunday and
passed a most enjoyable day.
H. S. Wattles came down to Bray
ton Saturday and visited short time
with Chas. Bison and family.
j. G. Hardman and wife returned
from their trip to Harlan the last of
the week after pleasant visit.
Bent Parrott, who has been at Gold
Greek, Montana during the past sum-
mer returned to Brayton Sunday.
Alfred Bennett drove over to Pop
lar Saturday to make visit to his
daughter who resides at that place.
Iona Beers sold one of his best
horses to Dick Clark Tuesday. for
which he received good round sum.
Shirley Gilliand, of Glenwood, will
deliver an address in Brayton Friday
night from republican standpoint.
Arthur Cannon and sister Esta Can
non returned Monday from good
visit with their relatives at Cumber-
land.
S. B. Clark returned from Indiana
last Wednesday where he has been for
short time visiting in the Hoosier
state.
Joe Smith was placing new floor
in the drug store Tuesday, which
adds much to the appearance OF the
same.
Rudolph Hansen, stock buyer
from Atlantic, bought twenty head
of cattle Tuesday of McGovern &
Bison.
Preparations are being made to
hold a revival in Brayton, as soon as
man can be secured to conduct the
meeting.
Elmer Heath finished building his
new barn, this week, east of Oakfield,
which has been occupying his time
for some time.
Mollie Delahoyde, assistant cashier
at the Exchange bank at Extra, visit
ed with friends at Brayton Tuesday
for few hours.
Johnny Bergh expects to commence
the erection of new barn on his fine
farm two miles southeast of Brayton,
in the near future.
Mae Frasier, OF Extra, is visiting
at the the home eff Christopher Smith
west OF Brayton and with her uncle,
Joe Smith, in Brayton.
| Frank Freeman mourns the loss of
his best COW last Thursday night that
laid down and died. Frank SAYS it is
always the best that dies.
N. P. Nielsen, west of Brayton, pur-
chased bin of lumber of the Green
Bay Lumber Company, with which
he will erect a large barn.
W. H. Pearson went down east OF
Benton Center Tuesday to attend a
sale and visit with his boyhood ac-
II quantarces near that place.
/ q. T. Wiley and wife, living north
west of Audubon, was down the first
of the week visiting with Fred Bon.
nett and family in Brayton.
John Chapman and VIM. Lauben.
der, of Audubon, took dinner at the
Vim. Buckley home Sunday and then
took ramble down in the woods.
Asmus Boysen and Fred Blume
will speak at the Oakfield Center
school house Saturday night advocat-
ing the principles of the republican
party.
i Mrs. Will Crisman, living north Of
4 Oakfield, is quite i'll this week with
an attack of typhoid fever. Hel
friends express hopes for her speedy
recovery.
\ Iona Beers had the misfortune tt
have one of his horses break it's leg
Sunday and he was obliged to shoe,
it to relieve the poor creature OF it,
suffering.