Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-11-27

Covenant meeting Wednesday evening proceed.
ing hrst Sunday in each month
Jack Temple was in Brayton Satur-
day and took the train for Atlantic.
Nels Bollesen is confined to his bed
this week with an attack of the much
dreaded grip.
G.. w. Chase and sons sawed up a
quantity of wood for DR.. Koob the
first of the week.
Oliver Smith, of Extra, was visit
ing at the Owen Ide farm just north
of town Monday.
Jens Juhl shipped out car of hogs
from this station Friday evening to
the Omaha markets.
Mrs. Frank Nelson wife of the
depot agent was quite Ill few days
the last of the week.
Misses Ruby and Edna Pearson
were visitors in Extra Saturday on
business between trains.
Byron Scharff has ceased to work
for Chas. Bison and is now helping
Bob Ouathout for time.
Harold Hansen, residing west of
Brayton, is quite i'll this week, but
we did not learn the trouble.
Marion Jenkins, the postmaster at
Brayton, was business caller in At
lantic Monday between trains.
Mrs. Chris Petersen living in the
vicinity of Brayton went up to Extra
Monday to do some shopping in that
city.
Mae Jenkins returned from sew
eral days visit at Atlantic Saturday
where she passed a most pleasant
time.
j. G. Hardman and Johnny Ander-
son each purchased fine set of har-
ness of the hustling firm OF Franklin,
Davis 81 Co.
Hans M. Hansen, manager Of the j.
III. johnson e Co. implement house
here, was called to Atlantic on bust
ness Saturday.
Remember to trade at the Bendixen
Company Store in order to get tickets
on the beautiful Parlor Lamp given
away for Xmas.
j. M. Peterson, residing two miles
west of Brayton, moved Tuesday to
farm northeast of Menlo which he
purchased about year ago.
Nels Sorensen conducted the SER
vices at the church in Bray ton Sun
4 day during the absence of the pastor,
Rev. Wilcox, in Shelby county.
A. F. Andersen and wife went
down to Atlantic Friday to attend to
business and to visit for while with
friends, returning home Saturday,
Nels P. Hoegh went over into Au-
dubon township the first of the week
to look after some new bridges the
county bridge builder has recently
erected.
Frank Heath has clown bicyclist
in his window that is operated by
clock work which seems to be attract
ing considerable attention of the pas
sers by.
H. M. Bartlett returned from Coun-
Gil Bluffs the last of the week and
while there he visited with his broth
er Ed, who runs machine shop in
that city.
LATE Simpson and Frank jenkins
went down to Atlantic Friday even
ing and took in the show at the opera
house, returning home Saturday
morning.
Ellis Cannon is laid up this week
with stiff neck ard boil on his
hand that renders him unfit for work
besides causing him some very excru-
eating pain.
Frank Lorah, who works for John
ny Kelly, was so unfortunate the
other day as to get his fingers in the
cogs of washing machine, smashing
those members.
w. B. Davis, of Lewis, of the firm
of Franklin, Davis Il Co. of Bray
ton, was up last week helping to in
voice the big stock Of goods at the
hardware store.
Several Brayton people are plan
ing on attending the foot ball game
at Extra on Thanksgiving between
Extra and Audubon. This game
promises to be a lively one.
A dance was given gut at the Ar
thur Hawk home south of Extra Sat-