Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-07-03

B. Y. P. U. meeting Friday evening, 80 p. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, 80 p. m.
Covenant meeting Wednesday evening proceed
Ing first Sunday in each month.
You are cordially invited to attend these SER
G. NJ. WILCOX, Pastor.
a. S. Wattles was up to see his
many Extra friends last Tuesday
morning.
D. w. Powers and his force of men
are scalping the hills south of Oak
field This week.
Charley Bison was over clerking
the Seimsen sale, Monday, and reposts
it as a good sale.
Mr.. Nels Sorenson finished an inven.
tory of stock in the Green Bay Lum-
Der Yard, last Monday.
Deputy Recorder A. A. Nelson was
down from Audubon, Monday, look
ing after business affairs.
Ralph Hawks, the Troublesome
Valley farmer, made business trip
to Atlantic last Monday.
Byron Scharf now takes solid COM
fort in riding about IN that buggy
since it was painted up so fine.
Ed Lewis went out to Mr.. William
4 Onken's fine large barn, this week,
and covered it with that historic red
paint.
Mrs. William Buckley visited with
friends and enjoyed the sights at the
Elk's carnival, in Des Moines, the
past week.
Robert Hamlin and George Radclitf
returned from Omaha on last Sunday
morning where they went to buy a
new threshing machine.
Mr.. Elmer Franklin returned to
his home, at Lewis, Monday after a
pleasant visit here with his brother,
Fred Franklin, and family.
Uncle Isaac Hallock tells us that he
has been losing some of those pretty
fawns that have been added to his
herd of deer, over at Oaktield.
If it quits raining long enough the
Brayton base ball club will go over
to Anita on July Fourth and try con-
illusions with the nine of that town.
Uncle Mike Schartf, after visit
with relatives at Audubon and Extra,
= anne down to Brayton last Monday
Don and went out to his farm home.
Horace Bartlett is hauling out the
mber for that new barn, from the
.Seen Bay Yard, in Brayton, and the
\ ucture will soon begin to ascend
Upwards.
Miss Clara Ordway will close the
lower room at the academy, Oakfield,
this week in time tor the schol-
ars to. scatter and enjoy themselves on
Eagle Day.
While on his trip to South Dakota,
last week, Mr.. Niels P. Hoegh pur-
chased a half section of land lying
between Langford and Groton, in
Brown county.
Will Kirkham and wife who reside
over in the Crooked Greek Valley,
were guasts at the Doctor w. r. Koob
home, in Brayton. The lady is sis.
ter of Mrs. Koob.
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Ebbe j. Hansen, of Extra, is build.
ing a new barn on his farm out south
west Of Brayton aud Dick Powers
and Moses Brinkerhoff are there doing
a scientific job of shingling.
Miss Gertie Basham, daughter of
Frank Basham and wife, went up to
her E xira home on Monday evening
after good visit with her Grandpa
George Cannon and family at Oak
field.
William Thielen, that prince of
good fellows and raiser Of much stock
who lives over beyond Oakfield, was
with his Brayton friends Monday
afternoon and in the evening went up
to Extra.
Bear in mind, ladies, that the next
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society
will be held with Mrs. Job Chamber
lain, over at Oakfield, next Tuesday
afternoon, and that it is the annual
heetiDg, too!
Miss Anna Nelson, from Moline,
Illinois, arrived last week and will
bass some time with her Grandma
6chaack, near town. She is the daugh-
sger of Mr.. N. j. Nelson, a once Bray
ton merchant,
Bud Heath suffered severe loss
one day this week in the death Of one
of his best horses. This was an excep-
'Stionally fine animal which Mr.. Heath
had repeatedly refused one hundred
and fifty dollars for.
Nathaniel H. Burkhead, and wife,
{ fst1 and mother of Joe Burkhead,
Fayton, arrived from Nodaway
H, Missouri, Tuesday morning
will pass some time here with
son and family.
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