Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-07

vices ana worship WIFI US.
9. NJ. Wilcox, Pastor.
Mrs. Calvin Dimick is on the sick
list this week.
Ingvard Birk and wife have the
care of sick child at present.
Ward Smith went to Omaha Mon
day to see Old King Ak-Sar Ben.
Hans Nymand is hauling out lum-
Der for big shed to shelter stock.
Uncle Ralph Akers was calling on
his Audubon friends last Monday.
L. M. Parrott purchased fine team
of horses Of I. j. McGovern Monday.
Butcher. Parrot disposed of his
beef hides to buyer Tuesday after
noon.
Richard Powers is at Atlantic at
present engaged in lathlng large
building.
Mrs. Niels P. Hoegh is slightly in
disposed caused by an asthmatic
afflictlon.
Lola Parrott visited at her uncle
Iona Beers country home part of
past week.
Iona Beers and wife drove over to
the Woodman picnic, at Anita, last
Tuesday evening.
Gaudy bills announce that Sells and
Downs circus will be in Audubon on
Wednesday, August 18th.
Mr.. Nels Sorensen will preach down
at the Kelley school house next Sum
day morning and evening.
Kathleen Freeman is up to Extra
this week visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Will Woodward.
Vivian Heath is at Extra this week
visiting her relatives at the S. A.
Campbell home in that city.
Rev. Wilcox came home Monday
from few days visit among his flock
out in the edge of Shelby county.
Uncle David Beers chatted with
friends and attended to business mat
tiers in Extra, last Tuesday afternoon.
] sell best grades Des Moines and
Illinois coal at the Rothschild grain
|, office, Brayton. j31e FRANK JENKINS.
There are happy hearts over at the
j. G. Hardman home, new boy baby
born to them last Saturday morning.
ss-Ds W. Powers has moved his grad
mag outfit over among the hills near
< the Walter Green home, in Audubon
township.
There were one hundred and four
tickets sold at the Brayton depot, for
Atlantic, the day Buffalo Bill's show
was there.
Frank Heath and wife drove over
to Anita Oh Wednesday and attended
the Woodmen's picnic held in that
city on that day.
Next week round trip ticket to
Council Bluffs to the reunion of the
Army of the Philippines, from Bray
ton, will cost S2.S5.
The Oaktield Township and the
Troublesome Valley Creameries each
were unloading car of coal at Bray
ton the first of the week.
The past week Uncle l. P. Hallock
purchased forty acres of land known
as the Oliver Smith timber land, a
little way east of Oakfield.
Will Hampton, who worked for
Douglas Hamlin went to Audubon
Monday and hired out to labor in the
John Weighton livery barn.
The Three Smiths were busy Tues
day "chinking" up their stables
with cement to keep out the rains of
summer and the SHOWS of winter.
The tie is broken and we have got
new girl baby at our house exclaimed
George Freeman as he came down the
street of Brayton last Sunday morn
ing.
Frank Jenkins was down to Attain
tic Monday to see how their trotting
mare that Matt Williams is training
for the State Fair races are getting
along.
Architect Mckay and his force OF
men came from Atlantic the first Of
the week and began building H. M.
Bartlett's large stock and hay barn,
down on the farm.
LATE Simpson and his sisters, the
Misses Ethel and Esta Simpson, are
intending to start some day this week
on pleasure trip out to Colorado
Springs to be gone few days.
Thomas Bryant and wife. Mrs. w.
F. Stotts and Mrs. A. B. Houston