Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-12-12


q. NJ. WILCOX, Pastor.
See those new Cloaks and Jackets
at G. A. Heath's.
Chas. Kelsey of Extra was at tend ing
to business in Brayton Tuesday.
Boy Herrick, of Extra, was visit
ing with friends in Brayton, Tuesday
Clay Township creamery have
their warehouse completed just north
of the depot.
Mike McFadden, living near Wal
nut is visiting with his sister Mrs.
Hugh Pray this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Geddis an
nounce the arrival of fine baby boy
at their home on Monday.
DR.. Koob reports a big bouncing
baby boy at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Smith last Friday.
LAD1Es-Call on G. A. Heath and
look over that fine new line of Cloaks
and Jackets. All bargains too.
d. A. Biddle living four miles
south of Brayton will sell all his
property at public auction Decem Der
Is.
George Leander and wife rejoice
over the arrival of baby girl at
their home west of town on Thurs
day.
Will Eckles, of near Extra, was
lacking up bills for sale which he
will hold at his place, sou th-east of
Extra.
Nels Sorensen manager of the Green
Bay Lumber yards has child quite
sick with an attack Of the whooplng
cough.
Ben Simpson left for Nebraska,
Monday, to look after some land
which he will purchase providing it
suits him.
The front pool table at Frank Free
mans has been covered with new
cloth this week SO the game can be
better played.
Noah Crane farmer living south
of Extra was visiting with friends and
attending to business affairs in Bray
ton Tuesday.
Chris Petersen, west of Brayton,
who was recently married purchased
a new sewing machine for his wife, of
j. P. Bendixen.
| N. L. Hansen, living west of Extra,
will soon dispose of his stock and
farming implements and then will
move to Brayton.
! Fred Franklin's father came up
from Lewis, Saturday, and remained
until Monday visiting with Fred and
looking over the town.
Hans Fredericksen and wife had
the care of a child quite sick with
lung trouble the last Of the week but
at present the little one is improving
Henry Reynolds east of Brayton is
confined to his bed this week with
| quite severe attack of rheumatism
Il
James Essington, prosperous and
well-to-do farmer, north of Brayton
and daughter were attending to bust.
ness in Extra the first of the week
Nels Thompson and wife wen,
down to Atlantic, Saturday, and Wis
tied over Sunday with friends at tina
place and passed most enjoyabl,
day.
Ben CLARK secured the robe raffiec
off by harnessmaker VIM. Buckley
Number 50 which he held drew tn,
prize at the nominal cost of fifty-tw,
cents.
John Synder and wife living o,
the Ballard estate, have the care o
sick child this week. The little on
is troubled with some form of lun.
trouble.
Since Rev. Wilcox has closed hi
revival meetings at this place he will
commence series of meetings some
time this week over at his appoint
ment in Shelby county.
Mr.. Nelson's sister, who reside
west of Brayton, took a choice loa
of poultry to Extra Tuesday and re
ceived good price for the same fro1
the buyers at that place.
If you want nice Cloak, Jacket g
| Cape or tailor made Suit at bar
gain, call on G. A. Heath. He ha
just received fine line and is prepa1
ed to give bargains.
| M. e. Jenksns returned from hi
land hunt in Nebraska, on Saturda,
| where he had been for short ii m
We dldnot learn as to whetherh,
| purchased any land or not.
At the Kelly schoolhouse whel
] Nels Sorensen breaches most ever
Sunday, Christmas tree exercis,
| will be held on Christmas night De-
ember 25 and good time is promis
ed to all those who attend.
L * o. W.