Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-01
Brayton and Oakfield.

A REPUBLICAN reporter will be in oaklield
ana Brayton every Tuesday afternoon,
VIM. Davis was an Audubon visitor
Tuesday.
Chas. Bison is building new barn
this week.
Mrs. l.. c. Beers visited with Extra
friends Tuesday.
Richard Gault was a visitor in our
little city Tuesday.
Jens Juhl started his threshing ma
chine to work today.
Nels Hansen and wife are parents of
a boy baby born Monday.
W. H. Pearson and wife were Allan
tic visitors the first of the week.
j. P. Bendixen returned from Okla
homa the latter part of last week.
Loney Beers and Geo. Mcclure we're
in Atlantic the first of the week on bus
mess.
Mrs. Taylor has been sufferer from
inhammatory rheumatism for the past
few days.
Fred Edmundson is enjoying visit
from his mother this week who resides
in Kansas.
Clara Ordway returned Tuesday
from Audubon where she has been at
tending school.
Mrs. Geo. Cotton and daughter went
down to Atlantic Tuesday for an ex
tended visit with relatives.
Christina Thompson returned home
from Omaha Saturday and will stay
with her parents for some time.
Messrs. like and Minser returned
to Carson Tuesday after a short visit
with friends in this city and Extra.
The medicine show that has been
entertaining our people the past week
pulled up and left for Elkhorn Sunday.
Mrs. Koob went over to Anita Satur-
day and will visit with her parents
during the doctors absence in Chicago
J. f. Ellis, of near Wiota, came up
Saturday and assisted in the Pearson
blacksmith shop during the rush of
work.
Peter Lykke, the insurance man
from near Kimballton, was in town
Tuesday talking insurance to our
people. ~
Pete James went out to Elkhorn
Thursday to attend the wedding of his
brother to young lady by the name
of Hansen.
Marion Jenkins shipped another one
of his fast horses to Atlantic Monday
where it will be trained for the coming
races this fall.
Grove Rathburn, of Extra, visi ted
with his friend Peter James between
trains Tuesday going on out to Omaha
in the evening.
Mrs. Reynolds and daughter accom-
panied by Mrs. Bartlett left Monday
for Mexico where they will spend
few months with relatives.
Percy Hallock and LATE Simpson
left Saturday evening for Buffalo
where they will take in the sights of
the Pan-American exposition for few
days.
|. p. Hallock and Ben Simpson
shipped eight cars of stock out on the
special Saturday evening. Hallock had
six cars of cattle and Simpson two cars
of hogs.
John Mcnamara started his thresh
ing machine Tuesday morning out on
the Dick Clark farm. This is about
the first threshing in this part of the
county this year.
II. p. Peterson, who lives at Elk
horn, returned home Tuesday evening
from Lincoln where he has been at
tending school and will remain some
time visiting his parents.
Chris Larson and wife are the proud
parents of girl born to them Friday
night. This is the first heir and Chris
is the happiest man in town. The
mother and babe are getting along
nicely.
The show that was here last week
gave silver tea set to the most popu-
lar baby. There were several contes-
tants all of which were considered
very popular, but little Max Parrot
won. There was rejoicing in the Par
rott family over the affair and gen
eral treat to the male population of
our city.
Lutte Freeman met with a very pain
full accident one day last week. She
was ont in the back yard and in step
ping upon step she caught her foot
and fell striking her hand on rusty
nail tearing a large hole in it about
two inches long. DIR. Koob was called
and the little sufferer is getting along
quite well at present.
DIR. Koob left Saturday for Chicago
where he will visit for few days and
find out if anything can be done to re-
store his hearing. If satisfactory re-
suits can be obtained he will remain
about one month. Peter James,
young student from the Omaha medi-