Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-27

G. NJ. WILCOX, Pastor.
Sam Hicks from Extra was in
Brayton for a few hours last Tuesday
afternoon.
Hon. j. T. jenkins made a business
trip out to Council Bluffs the latter
part of the week.
Calvin Dimick and wife were with
their Audubon friends for a few
hours last Saturday.
The poles for the new telephone
line are now set right up to the door
of the Davis Drug store.
Minnie Campbell from Extra is at
the Frank Heath home this week, IN
dustriouslv using her needle.
Vern Culver of the Audubon Flour
Mills was at Oaktield and Brayton
last Tuesday calling upon his trade.
Miss Grace Campbell went up to
Extra last Saturday and passed the
Sabbath with her parents and friends.
John Harter was up at Extra last
Saturday afternoon attending to bust
ness affairs and calling CD his friends.
Ward Smith was at Extra last
Tuesday afternoon, calling upon
friends and watching business buzz.
w. S. Ordway was suffering some
eXcruciating pains the past few days,
caused by his old enemy, rheumatism.
Iona Beers and wife moved over to
Brayton this week and now occupy
the Lu Miller home in the north part
OF town.
Little Charlie Freeman, son Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Freeman was quite
sick when we were in Brayton last
Tuesday.
Mitt Parrott, Il prosperous meat
transacting business and visiting
with friends.
Mrs. BE-. Simpson and her daught-
er Miss Ethel were up to Extra last
Wednesday morning calling upon
their friends.
Lu Miller has moved his family in
to the Bank Of Brayton building so
as to have his work and his family
close together.
Lawrence Petersen from zeal Elk
horn was in Brayton last Tuesday do
ing some trading with our wide a.
wake merchants.
The bridge way out on the Shelby
Comfy line near Elkhorn has been
put in new and is now so that teams
can cross in safety.
Mitt Parrott is suffering from the
effects Of a felon that is upon the base
of his right thumb and which is caus-
ing him much pain.
kSMaggie O'Day from Atlantic is
over at the "Stillside FARM paying
a visit to her friends the Misses Esta
and Ethel Simpson.
The Misses Mae and Pearl Jenkins
were visiting with their relatives and
friends and doing some shopping at
Atlantic, last Saturday.
Arthur Vail is up from Atlantic
this week visiting his father, c.. Fl.
Vail, at 3rayton, and his relatives at
the Cotton homes in Oakfield.
Two fire eXtinguisher men were in
Brayton last Tuesday afternoon and
each claimed that he had the best
material of that kind on earth.
Mrs. John Hansen west of Brayton,
is very i'll and the attending physician
DR.. Koob, informs us that lie fears
that the good lady cannot recover.
Little Hans Hansen," on one of
the b. F. Simpson farms, over in the
Valley gave his friends a royal
dancing party last Saturday night.
LATE Simpson went up to Audubon
last Tuesday evening TO be present at
County Convention and to pay a
short visit to his many friends in that
city.
Frank Heath and wife drove out to
Will P~arrott's home in Audubon
township last Sunday and passed the
day with those good people on the
farm.
Next sabbath afternoon Mr.. Nels
Sorenson will preach out at the
"Smoky Hip school house south
west from Brayton at the hour OF
three O'Clock.
The Elkhorn Lumber Company re-
ceived large consignment of lumber
the first of the week. and MANY teams
were in Brayton hauling the same
out to their yards.
The stock market at Brayton con-
tinues to flourish. Tom Nc Govern
ships about one load every day and
last Saturday three cars were shipped
out from that place.
David Beers presented his daughter
Mrs. Nellie Beers-Bud with a fine
mich COW and one day this week
journeyed to Anita and took bossy
nnyu olnnr with hin, @