Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-19

Prayer meeting Wednesday evening", :O p. M.
Covenant meeting "Wednesday evening proceed
You are cordially invited to attend these SER
q. M. WILCOX. Pastor.
Mrs. Calvin Dimick was an Audu-
bon visitor, last week Thursday.
Frank Heath and family will &C.
cupy the Dell Heath house, in Bray
ton, after this week.
Mrs. Ed. Lewis was at the home of
her parents, E. B. Perry and wife, in
Audubon township, Monday.
Marion and Frank jenkins sold a
fine matched team of driving horses
to Charley Schartf, last Monday.
Jens Hansen good Danish farmer,
shipped one car of hogs and one car
of cattle from his yards, Saturday.
After date all our accounts will be
left at the Bank of Brayton tor col
lection. G. A. HEATH.
Isaac jenkins and wife and their SCI
Willis Jenkins were over Sunday Wis
itors with relatives and friends up
this way.
P. L. and M. G.. Anderson, down
northeast of Lorah, will have a pub
lie sale of horses, cattle and hogs on
June 25th.
j. p. Bendixen was exhibiting a
new refrigerator in his store, Monday
that looked as cool as Greenland's icy
mountains.
Mrs. Cecilia Soar onnrardy, of
Audubon, visited with her friend,
Miss Clara Ordway, at Oakfeld, a
part of the past week.
Nels Thompson and wife went to
Atlantic last Monday where they
will pass some time working in the
canning factory there.
Dennis Kelley, five miles southeast
OF Brayton, is hauling out lumber
from the Green Bay Lumber yard for
the erection OF a large barn.
Mrs. Fred Franklin enjoyed a visit,
last Monday, from her relatives, Miss
Emma jackson, of Lewis, and Mrs.
Myrtle Buckley, of Montana.
John Carey and family came up
from Atlantic and passed Sunday at
the home of her parents, MI. and
Mrs. |. P. Hallock, at Oakfield.
Large gaudy bills pasted all over
Oakfield and Brayton announce that
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show will
be in Atlantic on Monday, June 80.
Charley Bison reached the forty
fourth milestone of his age, last Mon
kday, but let it go right on up 'Botna
lriver without even trying to stop it.
Uncle Isaac Hallock tells us that his
herd Of deer has been added I by the
arrival of ten new fawns; one old
nanny dear having the care of trip
lets.
Supervisor Niels P. Hoegh started,
Monday evening, for Aberdeen, South
Dakota, to take one more look at that
country, expecting to be gone about
one week.
Remember the ice rea social at
the Owen Ide home, north of Bray
ton, on tomorrow Friday evening.
Go and contribute your mite to a
worthy cause.
Uncle John Dimick came down
from Extra, Saturday, and visited till
Monday with his relatives, Calvin
Dimick and family, over on their
Oakfield farm.
John Norris went to Omaha, Mon
day night, with two cars of stock that
belonged to McGovern q Bison, as
did B. F. Simpson with two cars of
his own raising.
Mrs. Bud Heath went out to Har-
Ian, last Monday, to be present when
a surgical operation was performed
upon her mother, Mrs. Sargant, who
resides near that city.
Mr.. John Jenkins heart is sad this
week and it is because he went out
the other morning and found one of
his fine Zebra horses dead, and no
one knows the cause therefor.
While in town this week John
Harrison and his men will do all ar
tistic job Of paper hanging at the
Charlie Bison cottage home up in
the Tom M Govern addition to Bray
ton.
A crew Of Iowa Telephone men ar
rived in Brayton, last Friday, and at
once began setting new poles in both
directions and arranging to put in a
metallic circuit from Atlantic to Au-
dubon.
John and George Harrison, Bert
Leamon and Mat Raglan are down
from Extra this week spreading paint
that is of a bright m hue all
over that large new barn of Mr.. John
T. jenkins.
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