Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-07-10

G. M. Wilcox, Pastor.
Lone Beers and wife passed the
Fourth with relatives over at Anita.
Fred Franklin made brief bust
ness call in Atlantic, Monday after
noon.
Mrs. l. V. D. Lewis, living over
east of Oakfeld, is reported as being
quite i'll.
Ralph Hawk and John Koob went
to Atlantic last Saturday to attend a
horse race.
Charley Kelsey, of Extra, was in
Brayton Tuesday noon and took the
train for Atlantic.
Chris Hansen, living four miles
Y west of Brayton, is hauling out the
lumber for a fine new farm house.
Miss Grace Campbell of Extra, is
passing this week at the home of her
relatives, Frank Heath and family, in
Brayton.
Now that Charlie Bison is out of
the hog buying business he proposes
to take life little more easy and to
enjoy life.
Mrs. Maude Howell Harris came
over from Avoca last Saturday and
visited with the Hon. John Jenkins
family until Monday.
Miss Lutte Freeman is out in the
country this week visiting at the
home of her grandpa, jeff Lewis, and
wife, in Old Lewisvllle.
They tell us that at the time of the
scar and autumn leaf Professor M. f.
Ennenbach will again be found teach
ing in the Oakfield Academy.
The Brayton second nine are figur-
ing on going up to Extra next Satur-
day afternoon to play ball with the
high school boys of that city.
The Brayton second nine got out
one day this week and played ball
with crowd of men and beat them
by the score of fifteen to twelve.
Frank Lambert and wife came up
= from their Cass county farm home,
last Sunday, and passed the day with
sheir friends at the George Doyle
home.
Next Saturday evening Past Dis
siict Deputy Grand Master Horace
.si1.rtlett will install the newly elected
officers of the Brayton Odd Fellow
Lodge.
Miss Ethel Simpson, whose home
is over at "Stillside Farm came up
home on Tuesday evening from a
pleasant visit with her Atlantic
friends.
Don't ride around in the sun and
rain when you can buy buggy top so
cheap at William Buckeyes harness
shop, in Brayton. Go in and look
them over.
Mrs. D. A. Carpenter and daughter
Miss Grace were up at Extra last Sat-
urday paying their respects to rela-
tiyes at the William Carpenter home
in that city
Miss Martha Hansen, a daughter of
Mr., Lars Hansen, of Elkhorn, board
ed the train at Brayton last Tuesday
noon for Omaha where she goes to at
tend college
A daughter of j. NJ. Peterson, who
resides west of town, and her half
brother, Nels Nelson, came up from
T Stuart, last week, and are visiting at
the family home.
KEGS Hallock and wife passed the
Fourth at Extra and then remained
few days visiting their relatives at the
Frank Basham and Banker Peter
Christensen homes.
Mrs. Fred Franklin went down to
Lewis to pass Eagle Day with the
home folks and had not got home on
Tuesday. You ought TO have seen how
long Fred's face was.
B. F. Simpson shipped two cars
of hogs from his farm, over in The
Valley, to Omaha on Monday evening
1 and went along with the stock to at
tend to some business affairs.
If the weather is bit nice next
ESunday Mr.. Nels Sorensen will hold
preaching services down at the Kelly
school house at eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon and at eight O'Clock in the
evening.
| On July Fourth Owen Ide and Asa
Horton went up to Audubon in the
morning and celebrated for spell,
then came down to Extra and cele-
brated some more, returning home in
the evening.