Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-23

| Brayton, Tuesday, to pass few days
with their many friends.
Mrs. d. G. Smith, of Tie Three
Smiths, at Oakfield, is under the doc
tors care this week. She is suffering
from an attack of rheumatism.
L. M. Parrott shipped out some
of the hides which he has bought
lately at his shop in Bray ton. He sold
them to hide man from Des MONIES.
j. B. Connrardy, of Extra, brought
his daughter, Miss Lucille, down to
her school, il Brayton, and visited a
part of the day with his many friends.
Mile Jensen living just west of
Brayton, went over to Harlan Tues
day to visit for quite time with her
sister and other friends in that city.
j. T. Ellis intended to take party
of excursionists to Minnesota Tuesday
but on account of the snow he had to
abandon the idea till some future day.
Nels P Hoegh member of the board
Of supervisors departed for Des
Moines Tuesday, to attend TO business
matters in The capitol city for few
days.
Miss Edna Shirley who has been Wis
itiDg with friends in West Extra for
some time returned to her home at
Oaktield, Tuesday after very pleasant
visit.
| Fred Edmundson went up to Extra
Saturday evening to attend Masonic
Lodge and partake of the banquet
given by members of this lodge at
their hall.
Iona Beers has com pleted the house
out on his farm, southeast of town,
and the first OF the week moved out
to the same where he will make his
future home.
Lloyd Miller, who has been visit
ing with his sister up at Extra for
some time, came down to Brayton on
Tuesday to visit with his sister, Mrs
Kirk Merrick.
Martha Zopf and daughter Aims
Zopf arrived Monday from Germany
and will now make their home with
the formers sister Miss Anna Krause
who resides near Brayton.
Chris Jessen and wife, who reside
southwest of Brayton, were made
happy on Friday of last week by tn.
arrival of big bouncing baby boy
that came to their home.
Miss Ruby and Edna Pearson
daughters of h. W. Pearson two O
Audubon county most successful
school teachers went up to Extra Sat
urday to transact business affairs.
Chris Olsen sold twenty four head
of hogs to McGovern e Bison tn.
first of the week that brought him 6
neat sum of money. The lot weighed
five thousand and twenty pounds.
John Zimmerman, father of Mrs
William Buckley, was quite ill the
last OF the week and for two days wa
very near deaths door, but on Tues.
day he was able to be up and about
Mr.. White, from Atlantic, is put.
ting in saw mill down on the Bal.
lard estate and in short time will b.
in running order and then he will
saw up some of the giants of tn,
forest.
The schools in Brayton and Oak
field were dismissed on Tuesday after.
noon SO as TO allow the teachers to at
tend the teachers meeting overat til,
Academy, in Oakfield, which met a
that time.
While Fred BonLett was shoeiDg
horse one day last week he received
severe kick so that he is laid up ant
unable to perform any work, but h,
hopes in few days to be back again il
his accustomed place.
III. S. Wattles arrived home Mon
day evening from his visit at Burling
ton, Kansas, with his nephew Chas
Wattles. Mr.. Wattles reports thu
country very dry and the fall whea
badly in need Of rain.
Chris M. Jensen bought fine lin
of jewelry of Des Moines man Tues
day and now has very fine line o
{ goods. And now any one in need o
anything in the jewelry line SHOULD
5 not fail to call on him.
IT,. McGovern and T. j. Essing
J. ton each shipped two cars of cattle t
: Chicago Saturday. Tic and Jas. &C
1 companied the stock to Chicago an,
!: will view the sights of the city 70
!: a few days before returning home
!: Wy A NTTrH