Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-07-24
Directory of Baptist Church.

Preaching 10 As a. m. Sunday School 1900 m.
Preaching Z 100 p. m. Junior Society 800 p. m.
Prayer meeting w ednesday evening. ! 80 p m.
Covenant meeting Wednesday evening preced-
You are cordially invited to attend these SER
q. NJ. WILCOX, Pastor
j. q. Hardman was county seat
caller Tuesday.
Hans Nyuaand was called to Extra
on business, Tuesday.
Henry johnson, of Audubon, was
caller in Brayton Monday.
j. P. Christoferson marketed some
choice porkers in Brayton Tuesday.
The ball team exect to play re-
turn game here sometime next week.
Lee Griffith shipped nice car of
fat porkers to South Omaha Tuesday.
ss Jenkins 81 McGovern shipped two
cars Of hogs to the Omaha markets
Monday.
I. j. McGovern's father, of Allan
tic, came up Sunday and passed the
day with him.
Marion jenkins went to Atlantic
Monday to attend to business affairs
between trains.
Lu Miller sold his fine driving team
the first of the week to land agent
from South Dakota.
T. j. McClain, of Extra, was q bu-
siness visitor in town Tuesday after
noon for short time.
Mrs. Frank Heath went up to Ex-
ira Monday to visit with her friends
and relatives for few hours
Mrs. Kirk Merrick was visiting
with friends in Extra Tuesday and
attending to business matters.
Lars Esbeck, who resides out near
Elkhorn was visiting with friends in
Bray ton Tuesday for few hours.
Mrs. Will Woodward, of Extra,
came down Sunday and visited few
hours with her brother, Ed Lewis.
In the absence of the pastor, Nels
Sorenson will conduct the services at
the Brayton Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Owen Green and daughter,
who reside near Lorah, were visiting
3 with their friends in Brayton Sunday.
Geo. Hansen, a prosperous farmer
\ living west of Brayton, is building
tMAw kitchen to his already fine home
sen is week.
18th Rev. Wilcox is over in Shelby
immunity this week, where he is con-
) Quoting services at his appointment
20 that place.
Albert Wagner and wife, of near
Anita, drove over Sunday and visited
with their relatives at the Doctor w.
r. Koob home.
III. S. Wattles went down to Car
son Tuesday evening and will remain
a week visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. j. M. Thomas.
Tic McGovern and Frank jenkins
departed for Omaha, Monday night,
where they went with stock shipped
by Jenkins q McGovern.
j. II. Burkhead and wife have the
care Of a little girl this week very
sick with tonsilitis, but on Tuesday
she was slightly improved.
HI. M. Bartlett is building large
barn out on his farm near Brayton.
He purchased the lumber Of Nels Sor-
ensen at the Green Bay Yards.
Neils Hoegh, county supervisor,
went out to Council Bluffs Tuesday
to attend the congressional conven-
ton which convenes in that city.
Miss Minnie Campbell visited with
relatives at the Frank Heath home
the last of the week, returning to her
home at Extra the first of the week.
Chris Hansen, prosperous and
well to do farmer, living four miles
northwest of town, is building a
roomy addition to his fine country
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Clemensen, liv-
! ing northwest of Brayton, had the
care of very sick child, the last of
week, but at present she is resting
easier.
A dance was held out at the Mis-
Christensen home, Saturday, where
jolly crowd of people assembled to
pass the evening in social dance and
other amusements.
III. B. Newcomb, of Atlantic, rep
resenting the New York Life Insur-
ance Company, was in Brayton the
first of the week soliciting business
for his company.
Harnessmaker William Buckley is
quite sick this week and is unable to
attend to his duties in the shop. The
doctor says he is threatened with all
attack of typhoid fever.
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