Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-29
ssyenkins 81 Vail were unloading a
Ear of salt last Tuesday.

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Jenkins and McGovern shipped a
4 SRssI 81 fat hogs to Omaha last Monday
noon.
Chris Christensen, Brayton's black
nth, was an over Sunday visitor in
Eimballton.
johnson s. Thompson moved the
Valance of their implement stock to
Atlantic Monday.
Il Ollie BRENNAN Of Extra, was the
quest of Frank Jenkins on last Ell
day and Saturday.
Max Shultz is the name on the
Sietter remaining uncalled for at the
Bray ton postofiice.
Sam Reese and wife spent
pheasant Sunday at the home OF Chrls
Thompson and wife.
al. j. Christofferson brought in a
large load of hay Tuesday which he
sold to Mrs. Bloom.
+ Isaac Shirley who has been sick re-
Gently from an attack of la grippe is
now able to be about.
Will Pearson moved to Oakfield
Tuesday where he will commence
work for 1. p. Hallock.
q The scarcity of cars still continues
The G. R. liz P. are unable to get
Gears to bill their orders.
Calvin Dimick finished combined
hog and buggy shed last Saturday
which is we'll constructed affair.
a A. F. Anderson who lives on the
Mark Heath farm was transacting
some business in Extra last week.
Marion Spry has little child sick
with lung trouble but it is hoped she
may soon be we'll and around again.
Mrs. Mitt Parrott wife of the city
butcher, has been seriously i'll the
past week but is improving slowly.
The Elkhorn hauler, NJ. Nelson,
was in after freight today and reports
the roads pretty muddy out that
way. ~
Bird Benson, Wm. Onken and
ulius Grouse each purchased set of
harness of Franklin Davis 81 Co., last
week.
Harry Bishop of Dunlap, Iowa,
was expected Tuesday evening to
visit for time at the Isaac Shirley
home.
Joe Smith has been grinding up
his tools the past week and getting
ready to do carpentering this coming
spring.
Nels Sorensen is expecting thirty
three tons of hard coal soon which
should supply Brayton for some time
to come.
Chas Scharff and Grace Campbell
were entertained to very pleasant
visit at the r. B. Heath home on
last Sunday.
J. Il. Anderson went to Council
bluffs Monday to look after his farm
WI here he expects to move about the
list of March.
" The dance given by Pearson's
orchestra was grand success. A
good crowd assembled and fine time
was experienced.
Homer Koob and wife living south
east of town were made the proud
parents of baby girl born on last
Sunday the 18th.
IA furniture store is likely to
Apresent itself in this town at some
future date which would be great
help to the town.
The Royal Neighbors of America
hold an installation of officers on
tuesday evening and also banquet
which was grand success.
Mrs. Frank Heath went up to Ex-
ira last Monday and spent the day
visiting at the S. A. Campbell home.
She returned home Tuesday.
Gale Crane, who came from Kansas
lately and who has been visiting at
the Hallock home, went to Extra
4 Tuesday to see his old friends.
S. E. Hockenberry was in town
expecting the arrival of his
Son. Charles, from Omaha, where he
went to undergo an operation.
II. M. Hansen, who has been work
4 ing for j. Ell. Johnson, will move to
shelby, Iowa, Friday if he is able to
get car to load his goods into.
Ingvaard Burke had runaway last
week in which no one was hurt. The
buggy was not damaged but the har-
ness was broken up considerably.
Prayer meeting was held at the A..
T. Horton home Tuesday evening, in
the church Wednesday evening and
at Lee Griffith's Thursday evening.
A girl came to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Thielen on last Friday to
gladden. the hearts of these good peo-
pie. All concerned are doing we'll. Z