Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-27

Nlels {. Nlelsen was passenger to
Atlantic, Tuesday.
Joe Bennett was a business caller
in Atlantic, Thursday.
Nels Hansen was attending to bust
ness, in Extra, Monday.
John Hansen went over to Marine,
Tuesday, TO transact business.
Rev. c. M. Wilcox was attending
to business affairs in Extra Friday
George Jones was attending to bust
ness matters at the county seat, Tues
day.
Alfred Bennett departed for Marine,
Tuesday, to transact some business
matters.
Chas. Kelsey and Bid Workman
were visiting with friends, in Bray
ton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bartlett had
the care of quite sick child the first
of the week.
Hans Hansen and wife were in At
lantic, the last of the week, attending
to business affairs.
Mike Schartf departed for Atlantic,
Monday, whese he will visit few
days with friends.
Thos. Single, of Anita, was attend
ing to affairs of business nature, IN
Brayto Tuesday.
Ike Jenkins, of Atlantic, came up
Tuesday and passed the day with his
old acquaintance.
Charlie Pattison, the music dealer
from Extra, was soliciting orders in
these parts, Tuesday.
Jack Parrott, of Atlantic, is in
Brayton this week visiting with the
L. NJ. Parrot and family.
G. L. Bison and little son returned
from Omaha last Thursday where
they had been with stock.
Jens Hansen sold two loads of hogs
to the Brayton buyers, Tuesday,
which Melted him a neat sum.
j. P. Bendixen was business call
er in the county seat, Tuesday, at
tending to some real estate matters.
Peter Beck came up from Atlantic,
Thursday, and visited until Monday
when he returned to his home in that
city.
H. M. Bartlett has been slightlysill
the past week and the last of the week
he was confined to the house for a
couple of days.
Miss Laura Hawk, of Extra, spent
the last of the week at the hotel Wis
iting with her brother, Ralph, and
her sister, Rose.
Dick Clark, proprietor of the Oak.s
dale stockfarm southeast Oakfield,
was attending to business in Extra the
last OF the week.
An elderly gentleman and wife ar
rived, Tuesday evening, to visit for a
time with M. E. Jenkins, over at his
home in Oakfield.
Ross Hewlett held publ csale yes
terday at his form over near Benton
Center and everything offered for sale
brought good prices.
Moses, Brinkerhotf, who teaches
the Eli Hansen school, out west OF
Bray ton, spent Sunday with friends
and relatives in Extra.
l. P. Hallock received car load OF
baled hay from Nebraska, the first OF
the week, which he will use in feed
ing at his place in Oaktield.
The school at Brayton and Oakfield
closes Friday for the usual vacation
after most successful term and much
good work done at most places.
While Nels Hansen was at Atlantic
last Thursday he traded off his sing
driver for another animal, and Nels
says the new animal is fine one.
Nit Parrott, the wide-awake meal
market man, went over to Avoca OF
Monday to appear as witness in q
case that comes up before this term o.
| court.
Miss Lucille Connrardy teacher OF
the Brayton school visited Friday
night with her parents in Extra anG
returned to her school work AGAR
Saturday.
A number of the farmers who have
to move this spring were taking ad
vantage Of the good weather thi
week and were moving their stool
and goods.
.. L. Green held public sale a
his place four miles southwest O
Brayton and will dispose of all his
personal property as he has decided tt
quit farming.
Cynthia Koob of near Anita siste
OF DR.. and John Koob visited last
week at their homes in Brayton and
did not retnrn until Tuesday after {
most enjoyable visit.
Willis Jenkins, of Atlantic, former
ly resident of near Brayton, was W
the last Of the week visiting his for
mer friends and associates whom h
| used To know when he lived hare