Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-14

e. NJ WILCOX, Pastor
Rev. Wilcox is over in Shelby coun.
ty this week..
Clarence Scott was visitor in
Brayton Sunday for few hours.
Frank and Marion jenkins were
visiting with friends in Extra Sun
day.
j. O. Howard, real estate agent at
Extra, was transacting business Bray
ton Monday.
VIM. May, of Extra, was talking
with his old friends in Brayton Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Opal Cannon visited with her
relatives at the Frank Basham home
in Extra, Friday.
DR.. Uran was up from Atlantic on
Monday doing some veterinary work
in this neighborhood.
l sell best grades Des Moines and
Illinois coal at the Rothschild grain
office, Brayton. j31e FRANK JENKINS.
Gus Earl and friend from Anita
were in Brayton Tuesday talking ov-
er business matters with our citizens
for few hours.
Miss Ethel Simpson and Clarence
Oaks were up at Extra, Tuesday, at
tending to business affairs and visit
ing with their friends.
Ellis and j. w. Cannon are plan
ming on trip to near Huron, South
Dakota next Tuesday to view the
land of that country.
A social will be held out at the L.
p. Nelson home, west Of Brayton, on
next Wednesday evening. The pro-
ceeds will be used foa benevolent pur-
poses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lewis drove over
in Audubon township Sunday and
spent the day visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. B.
Perry.
Myrtle Horton and her niece Miss
Ethel Honald, of Griswold went up
to Audubon Tuesday on the evening
train to visit with their friends in the
\ ,c5Gdty seat.
IA Arlie and Eva Pearson went up to
esAudubon Saturday to visit with
pheir sisters, Misses Edna and Ruby
PEARSON, who are attending normal
y that city.
,During the past week new roof
I v been put on portion of the up.
elevator and the driveway re-
Baired so they can better handle the
grain when it comes in.
jenkins & McGovern will sell a
carload of western horses at the Bray
ton stock yards on August Is. This
is very choice lot OF young horses
and will find ready sale.
Dick Powers returned from A tlan-
tic Sunday where he had finished a
large job of lathing the day previous.
He will go to Marine to-day where
he will do a job of work of the same
kind.
Mrs. VIM. Gearheart, of Blairs-
town, Iowa, sister Of Frank Heath,
arrived in Brayton the last of the
week and will pay visit to her rel
atives and many friends in and
about town.
Sam Harm, manager of the Hooker
telephone system, of Extra, came
down on the noon train, Tuesday, and
repaired Lu Miller's phone at the
bank and fixed up the line in general
about Brayton.
Nels Sorensen will preach at the
Kelly schoolhouse, Sunday morning
and at the Baptist church in Brayton,
Sunday evening. Let everyone come
out and give him good sized audi
ence at both services.
Mamie and Bud Buckley, daugh-
ter and son of VIM. Buckley returned
Saturday from a two weeks visit, in
Audubon, with their friends at the
John Chapman home, where they had
most pleasant visit.
A brother of Mrs. Shirk, whose
husband is buttermaker at the Troub-
lesome Valley creamery, arrived on
the noon train Tuesday and went out
to their home where he will visit
with them for short time.
j. l.. Anderson, who lives little
way south east OF Brayton on his farm,
came into town Tuesday and visited
with his friends and took the evening
train for Council Bluffs where he
went to attend to some business.
John Mcnamara took his new
Avery threshing outfit out to the Jas.
Essington place and threshed out his