Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-04-09
Oakfield and Brayton
Albert Miller visited at Haus Han
l,ct T,ooIox,

S Albert Miller visited at Hans Han
Sen's last Tuesday.
EEsy I. H. Jenkins was up from Allan
EAgtic on business Monday.
M Landlord Beers is suffering with a
N severe attack of bronchitis.
S Uncle Perry Smith although quite
feeble is recovering slowly.
n Jack Hinkle is doing the carpenter
&F work on the Frank Heath home.
Twenty-Five cars of stock were
IS shipped from this station last month.
y Hans Bengaard is plastering the old
store room belonging to j.. P. Ben
dixen.
The Green Bay Lumber Company
has received large supply of lumber
lately.
Read O,ts. al on. first page IN
regard to the AsltlubOla COas1l-
ty Directory.
Jens 2. Juhl shipped car of cattle
VITO Omaha last Tuesday which he pur-
chased of Tom Kelly.
Charley Vail has taken up his per-
manent residence in Atlantic having
disposed of his store here.
Mrs. Frank Heath and Miss Edith
Lagan were visiting out at John
Bergh's one day last week.
Marion jenkins sold horse last
: Tuesday to a Missouri buyer and the
animal was shipped the same day.
STRAWBERRY PLANTs-For sale at
the hotel.
AZ If ID. b. BEERS.
Or. Oldaker and Miss Maude Camp
bell, of Extra, were enjoying an ev-
ening drive to this town last Mon
day.
Mrs. George Chase, contrary to all
predictions is now out of danger and
is rapidly recovering from her severe
illness.
Those who attended the dance out
west of town at the Cousins home
the other night report it to have been
a success.
Mr.. Samuel Patten the brother-in-
law of George Chase who has been
visiting his sister returned to his
home last Saturday.
Frank Chase returned to Sidney,
Nebraska, last Saturday after satisfy
ing himself that his mother was bet
ter and out Of danger.
Peter Nelson of Hamlin was visit
ing his son Frank Nelson at the
station Friday and attended to business
affairs between trains.
The insurance adjusters were here
last week settling the loss of the w.
E. Edmondson house which was re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
Peter Nelson of Antelope, Nebras-
ka arrived here last Monday and is
trying to secure renter for his sc
acre farm northwest Of town.
Fred Nelson, brother of Agent
Frank Nelson, was visiting him from
Sunday morning until Monday, COM
ing from his home in Audubon.
Jenkins s. McGovern shipped one
car of steers to Omaha last Monday
and Juhl & Hansen shipped a car OF
butchers stock to the same yards.
Ladies', Mems and Misses Shoe:
closing out at half price. Nice new
goods arriving daily.
HANS HANSEN.
Brayton markets for Tuesday: Cat.
tie, butchers stuff, 2933c; top, 44c
hogs, $500; wheat, SOC; corn, 24c
oats, 242c; barley, 32c; eggs, llc; but.
ter, lSc.
Ray Miller the bankers son who
has been clerking in the drug store OF
Fred Franklin 81 Company, is taking
vacatian now at AXtell, Nebrasks
visiting his aunt.
If you want any papering or paint
ing this spring don't forget to Civ
me call.
j. E. LEWIS,
4-2-3w Brayton, Iowa.
Dick Powers and Percy Freeman
returned last Monday from nea
Fontanelle where they had beel
lathing the N. Z. Christensen resi-
dence. The boys are said to be ex
perts at that business.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Observation-Disclosures. :;