Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-16
own is quite i'll with the grip this

town is quite i'll with the grip this
week.
Niels P. Hoegh member of honor
able board of supervisors was bust
ness caller in Extra the first of the
week.
Mrs. Nettie Thomas is expected to
arrive this week from Carson to visit
for time with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Bison.
Ralph Akers ST.. and Ralph Akers
Jr. were among the callers at Extra
Tuesday forenoon, returning home on
the noon train.
Mr.. Charles Woodward and wife,
of Extra, drove down Sunday and
spent the day with the folks at the f.
B. Heath home.
Asa Horton was so i'll this week
that he could not perform his usual
duties of hauling lumber for the Elk
horn Lumber Company.
On January % the Danish young
people propose to hold another dance
the previous one being such success
and was enjoyed by all present.
Ben Howell and wife, from Avoca,
came over last Friday and will re.
main until tomorrow visiting with
friends in Brayton and vicinity.
B. F. Simpson the big stockman
southeast of town returned home on
Tuesday evening from his business
call at Atlantic the previous day.
II. S, Wattles departed the last of
the week for Burlington, Kansas, to
visit his nephew Chas. Wattles, who
is connected with drug store at that
place.
Raymond Miller is the new clerk
at the Fred Franklin drug store who
is learning the science Of compound
ing the various drugs with accuracy
and skill.
Chas. Bison visited with the Mack
Thomas family who are now conduct
ing a large mercantile business at
Carson and reports them enjoying a
large trade.
If you want nice Cloak, Jacket, or
Cape, or tailor made Suit at bar
gain, call on C. A. HEATH. He has just
received fine line and is prepared TO
give bargains.
Sophia Sorensen, daughter of Lum-
herman Nels Sorensen, has been quite
i'll the past week and required close
attention. On Tuesday the young lady
was no better.
The Oakfield Township Creamery
Company commenced putting up ice
for the summer use on Tuesday. The
same is being cut on pond at the
Hans Nymand farm.
Nels and John Hansen brothers of
Hans Hansen at the implement store
who have been buying cattle in Bray
ton tor some time attended to bust
ness affairs in Extra Monday.
Cloaks, Jackets, Capes, Suits, latest
styles Just in. | bought these at "a sacri-
flee and will give you the greatest
values for your money ever received.
T.. A. HEATH.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Heath went up
to Extra Monday to transact some
matters of personal business and visit
a part of the day at the home of their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Camp
bell.
j. T. Ellis and the party of land
seekers he took up to Candy, Mime
sofa, returned home Sunday and were
well pleased with that country and
will make no mistake if they buy
there.
The Odd Fellow Lodge has work in
the initiatory and second degree at
their regular meeting next Saturday.
After the work is over banquet will
be served, prepared by the wives OF
the members.
VIM. Pearson and Percy IIallock
drove up to Extra Monday evening
and visited with friends in that city
and while there they attended the
revival meetings which are being held
at the Christian church.
Next Friday night the married
folks of Oakfiield, Brayton and vicin-
ity will give their dance at the Ben
dixen hall and lunch will be served
as eacl, couple will bring provisions
Pearson's orchestra will furnish the
music.
Frank jenkins and Dick Powers
gave dance to the young people of
Brayton, Oakfield and vicinity Thurs
day evening to which large crowd