Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-21
Oakfield and Brayton

Hans Hansen and George Freder-
ickson, two of our business men,
started Monday for Yankton, South
Dakota, to try their luck on draw
for farm.
Frank Heath and family spent
Sunday at the home of her brother,
Kirk Merrick north of Oakfield and
assisted in celebrating that gentle
mans birthday.
Born, on Tuesday morning, to Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Nelson northwest of
town, a bright little girl. This
makes George Huyck of near West
Extra, grandpa.
Mrs. L. Simpson came from Au-
dubon Friday, and was driven out to
the home of her father-in-law, Ben
Simpson and wife on Trou blesome
where she passed a couple of days.
Miss Myrtle Marc uensen of Audu-
bon to wnship, was the guest of her
friend, Miss Amelia Hansen last
week, and this week she is visiting
west OF Brayton at the home of Peter
Nelson.
After Chris Nelson, the affable
clerk at the Hansen store, started
last week for the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton, he changed his mind and saved
his money by going to Bonesteel and
registering instead.
II. P. Jensen residing five miles
southeast of Oakfeld, has just finish
ed building two story residence,
and to secure it from lightning, last
week he had it we'll supplied with
lightning rods.
Mrs. 81. B. Jennings and children of
Extra, visited Saturday night at the
home of her brother, Kirk Merrick
north of Oaktield, and they were
Joined Sunday by Mr.. Jennings who
came down to help Kirk celebrate
his birthday.
Brayton markets tor Tuesday of
this week:
Cattle; butchers stuff D C to 3ac
top $50 hogs 40; wheat 64c; corn
55c; oats 294c; barley Csc; butter l2c;
eggs l3c; hens TIC; ducks &c; tur-
keys SC; geese 6; chickens lie; pota-
toes 40c.
The lightning struck the chimney
of Chris Jensen's dwelling in Brayton
Monday night and passed through
the chimney into the stove pipe tear
ing it apart; then entered the cook
stove, tearing open the doors and en-
tering the floor, ripped it open and
buried itself in the ground, all with
out awakening or injuring any OF the
family.
Last Sunday quite an interesting
game of ball was played here between
the Troublesome nine and nine
picked up here. 1t was tie game
when the ninth inning was finished,
and in the tenth the game, stood one
score with three men out for Brayton
to the Troublesome's two scores and
one man out, when the game ended,
the visiting team the winners.
Program OF Mid Year Rally Bap-
fist Young Peoples Union of the At
lantic Association to be held at
Brayton, Iowa, July 1928, 1904:
WEDNESDAY EVENING
5:!5 Song Service.---- Nels Sorenson
S:lo ddress------.-----Rev. Garrison of Pella
THURSDAY MORNING
sl5 The Mission Of the Baptist l' young si Peo
$3.50 gddress The Seat of snae Yuie
9:45 The Organization of the Young People
Advantages ha
Church Vina Ross
1000 GaS aRsanaE People rhe R ssoss na
1915 Address, Young People as Soul Winners
1880 Sermon to Young People Rev .s Reeder
Prayers offered for the Young Peoples
Societies Represented
Reports From Societies.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
200 Song and Praise Service Mary Philson
2:13 Hinderance to Conservation Miss Barber
2:So me Advantages of an Early Bible Train
s45 How Rescue the Devotional Me euiIls
FROM SH0n0f0n Solo s-Rev' Charles Sloan
300 How the Pastor and the Church can
Help Help the Baptist Young Peoples
.--z-.s-.a.1-. .s : Mi Minnie Hickok
$3.50 address: Qualifications Necessary. for
Successful Baptist Young People Worker Y
s:45 How Much Have We Borne Tor for CHRISTI
4ao How can the Young People eSi He lI'i the
Pastor Frank Nelson
4:2o Some of the Best Ways to Interest Young
People in c. C.. c. Work Miss kringle
Duet
THURSDAY EVENING.
7:45 Song and Praise Service led by Mrs.
500 Solo.
S:l5 Address by DR.. j. w. Conley, Pastor First
Baptist Church, Omaha, Neb.
Grip! Sore lungs Pneumonia! Stop the
disease by taking DR.. Miles Nery:ne.