Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-07-31

vices and worship with us; w.,
Mrs. Nels Boose is reported as being
on the sick list at this time.
Bud Heath was business visitor
in Audubon Tuesday forenoon.
The deer park at Oakfeld is a pleas
ing sight to stand and gaze upon these
days.
Annie Thompson came home Tues
Audubon.
Ralph Hawk, the hotel keeper, sold
a new Osborn harvester to Andrew
Sheakley, last Tuesday.
Charley Burton was one of the adj
vance guards who went to Atlantic to
the show, Tuesday noon.
Charley McClaln was down from
Extra Tuesday afternoon chatting
with his Oakfield friends.
Attorney Walter Copeland and
wife, of Extra, were seen circulating
about Oaktield last Tuesday.
AZ soon as harvest is over j. c..
Hartman will again go up to South
Dakota to purchase more land.
Misses Edna and Ruby Pearson will
go to Audubon next Monday to at
tend the county normal institute.
The Baptist people at Brayton are
figuring on giving theirchurch build
ing a coat of paint on the outside.
| sell best grades Des Moines and
Illinois coal at the Rothschild grain
office, Brayton. j31e FRANK JENKINS.
Mr.. Nels Sornson and wife visited
with their friends out at Poplar on
Saturday, returning Sunday evening.
A. N. Horton and wife came home
Sunday morning from a visit with
friends in the world to the north of
us.
Hon. j. T. jenkins told us that
with two weeks of good weather he
will have finished gathering his hay
crop.
Owen Ide has so far recovered from
his late accident as to be able to at
tend church and greet his many warm
friends.
The daughter of Pat Maher, our
section foreman, arrived from Council
Bluffs Saturday to visit for a time
with her father.
Uncle Charles Woodward drove his
, hdFse down from Extra last Tuesday
afternoon and passed few hours with
his Brayton friends.
Uncle Mike Scharff went down to
Atlantic, Tuesday, to visit with his
friends and witness the parade of the
Buffalo Bill street parade
Chris o. Jensen, the Elkhorn hog
buyer, was in Brayton, Tuesday, and
in the evening shipped car load OF
hogs to the Omaha market.
Miss Ruby Pearson is enjoying her
self this week visiting with her cous-
ms, the Misses Ethel and Esta Simp-
son over at Stillside Farm.
Bud Buckley went up to Audubon
last Saturday and will pass some time
with his young friends at the John
Chapman home in that city.
Charley Buford took his departure
Tuesday noon for Bridgewater where
where he will labor upon a farm the
rest of the summer and fall.
Mrs. Calvin Dimick and Miss Daisy
Heath did some shopping and visit
ed with their friends up in Audubon
tor a few hours last Monday.
There is to be a Woodmen's picnic
over at Anita on Wednesday, August
9th, and number of the members of
that lodge from here will attend.
Mrs. Edna Shirley Lamar will soon
take her departure for point down
in Missouri to meet her husband and
they will make new home there.
In the course OF week OF so there is
going to be game OF base ball on the
Brayton diamond between the Bray
ton and Anita mines. Then the fur'll
fly.
Charley Bison and family and
Mack Thomas and wife made up one
of the parties that drove down to At
lantlc Wednesday to see the Buffalo
Bill show.
Mrs. Doctor Koob and her children
went over to Anita, Tuesday after
noon, to pass two or three days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Wagner, and family.
Mrs. |. p. Hallock is still atAtlaD-
tic visiting with her daughter, Mrs.