Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-23
DIRECTORY OF BRAYroN CHURCH.

Preaching 10 :45a.m. Sunday School 1900 m.
q Preaching 100 p. m. Junior Society Scoop. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, go p. m.
WI Covenant meeting Wednesday evening proceed
yains first Sunday in each b, month :; h 49, 49,.
Chas. Sykes went back to Audubon
Monday tc serve on the jury again.
g| Col Griswold of Extra, was down
Tuesday looking after insurance bust
ness.
I Lee Chever and Chas. Buford drove
Ess g to Stuart Tuesday to visit with
Ms in that city.
N. Sheakly and wife were
TORS up in Extra Tuesday taking
Re chickens to that market.
Horace Bartlett expects to have
new house ready for the plasterers
next Friday and soon be init.
i leo. Mcclure moved from Oak
hStd over to Brayton last week and is
now nicely settled in their new home.
F. B. Heath was fixing up little
in his hall the past week by putting
"a new covering on one of his tables.
NJ Mrs. Donnel arrived last Friday
#from Kansas and is visiting at the
home of her brother-in-law, Finley
Donnel.
Z Most everybody in Brayton was
down to Atlantic during the past
week and every one managed to have
splendid good time.
Mrs. Jas. Beard of Extra and Mrs.
Otto Thomas and son of Carson, were
down Tuesday between trains visit
ing with Mrs. Chas. Bison.
A line of good coal always on
hands. We have always carried it
and expect to keep on.
GREEN BAY LUMBER Co.
Fred. Franklin enjoyed visit Sun
day from his father and sister from
Lewis, who came up to see how he
sand Mrs. Franklin are progressing.
A girl was born in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Scharf last Saturday
I to keep company to the mother in
future years as their son will to the
&father.
Percy Hallock is quite sick this
week having an attac K of appendix
$citis. He was better Tuesday and his
friends hope to have him with them
again soon.
, N. L. Hansen traded off his faithful
Hiding horse, Old Jim, one day last
week and the old fellow will not
practice his wiles and tricks on some
iother fellow.
\ As Mrs. Jake Blom was working
saboutl her place the first of the week,
'ehe accidentally stepped on a nail that
passed into her foot making very
painful sore.
\ Miss Edna Pearson was laid up
with the grip last Thursday and FRI
day and unable to go to her school.
She will make up the time. some time
mn the future.
SS|s The Killen sale last Monday was a
Bnccess and was attended by good
ized crowd. The prices were on q
gDod if not better average than all
1ales this year.
r. B. Heath sold his driving team
The past week to Knud Hansen.
they are team capable of much SER
lice and Mr.. Hansen got good bar
IykAin in them.
' sIs John Cotton's little girl, Helen,
had the misfortune Monday to get
Eher arm broken we are informed.
She was playing in tree and losing
her balance fell.
9 The Smiths are busy vet on their
#building, they now have it enclosed
and are putting on good asphalt
Footing. They hope soon to be able
fGmove into it.
Ace Rogers has his new barn COM
Melted and it's 26x4O in size makes it
very desirable building to help the
on the farm and at the same
Ntime very handy one.
sS 1. P. 9allock has seven wagons in
his fields taking out the golden corn.
He has great deal of work to do in
this line and is starting early so as to
finish it all up in good season.
l The schools in Oakfield and Bray
ton will close Friday for their fall
I. vacation. The teachers have all done
Esplendid work and the children feel a
few days rest will do them good.
w. H. Pearson has been nursing a
BOIL on his hand since last Saturday,
when he had to lay off working to
ETuesday. He had lots of work on
syhand but was unable to attend to it..