Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-31

Marion Jenkins has his new barn
completed and in short time will
beautify the outside with coat of
paint.
DR.. Koob, Chas. Bison and Chas.
Vail went out to Elkhorn Monday
evening and attended political
meeting.
Claude Call, living near Anita,
rode over on his wheel Sunday and
spent pleasant day with his friends
at this place.
Frank Lambert, prosperous and
well-to-do farmer, residing near Oak
field transacted business in Extra on
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Smiths sister returned to
her home at Omaha the last of the
week after good visit with her sis
ter and family.
John Mcnamara went down in Cass
county Tuesday to interview gen.
tleman concerning the probale pur-
chase of the hotel.
Edwin Delahoyde, ofthe Exchange
Bank, at Extra, was looking after the
affairs of the Bank of Brayton, Tues
day, for few hours.
Word comes from P. E. James at
Omaha that he is getting along fine
with his studies and is much pleased
with this years work.
| Mae and Clara Frasier returned to
their home in Extra, Tuesday, after a
long stay at the home of Christopher
Smith, west Of Brayton.
Miss Blossom Brinkerhoff closed
her school in the Eli Hansen district
Friday and after short visit she will
again resume her duties.
| A new floor has been placed IN the
drug store and other improvements
made which adds much to the interi-
or appearance of this store.
S. A. Campbell, of Extra, is visit.
ing this week at the F. B. Heath
home and while here he made some
repairs on Franks residence.
Bill Hines who works for johnson
& Thompson at Atlantic was up
Tuesday looking after the business O
the firms branch house at this place
AL Burns and wife who formerly
resided in Oakfield moved over t.
Brayton this week and will reside il
the little red cottage belonging to F
B. Heath.
Frank Pfeiffer, who resides on
farm near Hamlin, was in Braytol
Tuesday transacting business connect
ed with the Woodmen of which he i
a member.
Lee Griffith. a prosperous farmer
, living west of Brayton, has just com
pleted a large barn and painter E,
Lewis will at once begin painting
a bright red coler.
Mrs. Fred Little, of Audubon
\ came down Saturday and visited a
! the home of William Buckley for
few days and had most enjoyabl
time with her old friends.
4 Jas. Bruce and w. HI. Faulkner, q
Anita, were in Brayt ton short tim
Monday evening and then drove GU
( to Elkhorn and made a talk on til
Z political issues of the day.
I Lu Miller, cashier at the Braytor
Z bank wife and family drove up to E K
ira Sunday and drove around on
beautiful city and viewed our beau
tiful streets for few hours.
j. T. Jenkins bought carload q
hogs the last OF the week of Chat
4 Schartf, which he shipped to Omahs
This car of hogs was made up entirel
3 of the red Duroc Jersey breed.
= Nels Petersen, living on farm
3 little above Extra, was in town Nor
4 day looking after his property an
( visiting with his friends as he was
Z one time engaged in business here.
A crowd OF young people fror
Z Extra came down from Extra Mon
. day night for moonlight drive an
went up to the home of j. T. Jenkir
and passed very pleasant evening.
! John Ward bridge gang drove som
piling at the west end of the bridg
at Brayton the first of the week t
prevent the bank near the road Civ
9 ing way and rendering the road i'm
q passible.
3 Chris Petersen living west of tow
4 has just completed large barn on hi
! fin farm and when the cold blasts {
4 winter come he will have all his stoc
: safely housed from the chilly blasts {
Y the storm.