Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-10

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itor Monday.
Oliver Smith left Kansas, Nov. IS,
for California.
Mrs. Oven Ide went to AT tc
Tuesday on business.
N. L. Hansen made another trip to
Omaha on Monday.
Mrs. D. c. Smith of Oakfield has
been ill for few days.
Sam Scharff was business visitor
in Audubon Wednesday.
Geo. S. Hoegh shipped his hogs to
South Omaha Thursday.
0. r. Ide is feeding two cars of
steers for later market.
Mabel Hansen and Luta Freeman
visited in Extra last week.
Mrs. j. R. Hansen transacted bust
ness at the county seat, Monday.
Merchant Hans Hansen went to
Atlantic Tuesday night on business.
We sew shoes if bought of us free of
charge If they rip. If HIP
HANS HANSEN.
Rachel Murphy Of Safeside, Iowa,
is visiting friends in and near Bray
ton.
u. NJ. Parrott, our popular butch
er had business in Avoca on Thurs
day.
Notice the description of the road
ster horses in E. G. Wilson's sale
bill.
jenkins & McGovern shipped three
cars of hogs to South Omaha the past
week.
T. j. Essington is at Pierce Neb.
this week visiting and reviewing the
country.
| DR.. Koob transacted business in
Audubon between trains Monday
forenoon.
J.H. McCreary on the Thielen farm
east of Oakfeld will have public
sale December IA.
Lou Connrardy drove down from
Extra Saturday and passed few
hours with friends.
Cashier Ed Delahoyde was here last
Thursday from Extra on business
with Banker Miller.
j. P. Bendixen went to Chicago
Saturday evening on business. He
was still absent on Tuesday.
The sociable at the Bartlett school
house was an enjoyable affair and sat-
lsfactory in pecuniary manner.
Thoroughbred Red Duroc; sows, or
gilt, call at farm 2 miles west and J
mile north of Brayton or write
u 9-l7-O3 SAM SCHARFF.
Arthur Cannon of Oakfeld went
to Cumberland Saturday to visit a
brother and sister who is residing
there.
Jens P. Juhl and Charley Scharff
went to Audubon Tuesday to report
for Grand Jury duty as court is now
in session.
The young Danish people from the
country west of Brayton had Success
full dance Saturday night at the Ben
dixen Hall.
| BAIL Lynch and Earl White OF
Atlantic visited friends near Bray
ton Saturday and Sunday return.
ing home Monday.
Chris 0. Jensen the big shipper
from the country west of town had
three cars of fine cattle on the South
Omaha market, Monday.
Geo. Simpkins of Oakfield who has
ieen visiting in Chicago and Other
I..ities in Illinois and eastern Iowa il
expected home this week.
Grace Campbell returned to hel
home in Extra, Tuesday evening after
a weeks absence at the Scharff home
SIX miles south east of Oakfeld.
Registered and high grade Shor
Horn male calves, one year old-darl
! reds. For sale at reasonable prices
l1-26-3 If o. F. IDE,
Brayton, Iowa.
Ward Smith of the Smiths gen
eral merchandise store in Oakfield re-
ports prosperous sales and a good fal
business, with flattering prospects il
view.
Miss Eva Scharff who has beer
nursing Mrs. Isaac Smith the pas
week returned to the parental HON
Tuesday and reported Mrs. Smitl
much better from the fever attack.
Prof. Moses Brinkerhoff and Mis-
Pearl Jenkins opened their school
! Monday at the Oakfield Academy an,
Miss Mae Jenkins commenced he
labors here.
VIM. Fitzpatrick who resides on tn
DR.. Koob farm nine miles south cas-
of town was here Tuesday on bushes
connected with the renting of tn
farm for next year.
Marion jenkins, Brayton's efficien