Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-09

with the Jensen boys, at their home
north of town.
Woodmen installation will occur
on next Tuesday evening at which
time full attendance of the men,
bers is desired.
Chas. Bison shipped car of cattle
raised on his own farm, south east OF
Brayton, to the Omaha market the
first of the week.
Fred Edmundson, foreman Oh the
section, was up to Extra last Satur-
day evening attending meeting of
the Masonic lodge.
Del Disbrow and A. T. Marvin, -ot
Atlantic, were in the vicinity of
Brayton, Tuesday, soliciting orders
for pianos and organs.
j. T. Ellis sold his farm down by
Benton Center to w. B. Taylor at
500 90 per acre. He bought the farm
about year ago at $500.
j. T. Ellis has crowd of people
from Anita which he will take with
him up to South Dakota, January 81,
and show them the country.
The Royal Neighbor Lodge will
install their new officers for the ensu-
ing year at the next regular meeting
night, which occurs Oh Friday.
Chas. Bison, of the firm of McGov-
ern u Bison. went out to Omaha, on
Monday, to attend to matters con-
nected with their stock business.
T.. M. Kroeg, who resides up near
the West Hamlin Creamery, came to
Brayton, Tuesday, and spent the day
with his old time friend, j. P. Ben
diXen.
w. B. Davis of Lewis member of
the hardware firm was up the first of
week looking after business matters
and also visiting with Fred at the
drug store.
If you want nice Cloak, Jacket, or
Cape, or tailor-made Suit at a bar
gain, call on c. A.. HEATH. He has just
received fine line and is prepared to
give bargains.
Gene Culver the Audubon flour
man was transacting business in Bray
ton and Oakfield Tuesday between
trains and sold some of his flour to
our merchants.
Cloaks, Jackets, Capes, Suits, latest
styles Just in. l bought these at sacri-
flee and will give You the greatest
values for your money ever received.
e.. A. HEATH.
N. l.. Hansen, Lars Esbeck, Chris
o. Jensen, John P. Hansen and Peter
Lund went out to Omaha Tuesday to
visit for few days and to see the
sights of the big metropolis of the
| West.
Chris M. Jensen is the new jewelel
in at Bendixen's who has opened up 8
shop to accommodate the people if
and around Braytop who may need
anything in his line. Read his ad ~
this issue.
Mrs. L. M. Parrott, who was quite
sick last week with an attack o,
stomach trouble is greatly improved
this week and in a few days viii
again be able to attend to her house.
hold duties.
T. j. McGovern bought a big stee
range of the Franklin, Davis Hard.
ware Company and had the same fit.
ted up with water pipes SO he now
has his house thoroughly equipped
with hot water.
William Horton, whose home is GU
in Nebraska, and who has been visit
ing with the A. T. Horton family
here for some time, departed for hi
home last Tuesday after very pleas
ant visit with his relatives.
Miss Ida Copeley, who makes he
home with her brother out on tn
Horace Bartlett farm, departed 70
Walnut, Tuesday, to make a visi
with her many friends at that place
as she was former resident of tina
town.
Miss Sophia Sorensen, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Sorensen, invite
in number Of her young friends las
Tuesday evening and all passed tn
time very pleasantly together, an
after all had tired Of play daint
lunch was served to all.
L bought some ClOazcs. .JncA
cts. CNpes and Suits at u 3'0,'
bargain and 4 Nsst going t
sell Them at a small profit
Latest Styles. Good Goods.