Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-08-18

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M1dweek prayer meeting, Wednesday
evening p. M.
Young Peoples prayer meeting Friday
evening p. m.
CHARLES SLOAN. Pastor.
Marion Sgry had business in Allan
tic Wednesday.
JIG. Kelly visited friends in At
lantic Saturday.
Mrs. Sykes went to Extra to visi,
with friends few days.
o. Idle and Oliver Smith transacted
business in Extra Saturday.
Evalyn Wood was up at Fiscus at
tending to business Monday.
D. B. Beers attended to business
affairs in Audubon Saturday.
Miss Mae Hardwick visited friends
in Extra Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Christensen and son
spent last Monday in Atlantic.
DR.. Rosenblood, of Audubon, was
in Brayton on business Tuesday.
Bison Il Hansen shipped two cars
OF hogs to market the past week.
The men are now engaged in plas-
teripg the j T. Jenkins residence.
Wiota and Brayton will play a
game of ball here, Friday afternoon.
BY. F. U. topic for August 26.
"Missionary Heroes" by Louise Jones.
The Misses limo Bison and Mary
Bendixen were Extra callers Wednes-
day.
Rev. Sloan and family spent last
Thursday with Deacon Horton and
wife.
Chris Miller, of Hansen's store, has
traded his top buggy for a phono-
graph.
Miss Parrott from Lewisville Wis.
tied with Miss Lutte Freeman last
Friday.
Miss Amelia Bloom came from At
lantic and visited over Sunday with
her mother.
Up. Hallock went to Sioux City,
last week, on business, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs. E. A. Burton of Des Moines
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clint Car
ley at Oakfield.
Frank Heath and wife and D. B.
Beers and wife attended the show in
Extra, Tuesday.
Rev.Sloan will preach at the Lewis
schoolhouse east of Brayton, at 300
O'Clock, August 81.
Elmer Hawk and family now oc-
cupy the house vacated by L. M.
Parrott and family.
Mrs. G. Smith is now better and
able to be up but Mr.. Smiths case is
considered hopeless.
The Misses Vera Andersen and
Bessie Ide go to Atlantic Friday to
attend the Chautauqua.
H. P. Jensen is laid up with se-
we're attack of rheumatism at his
home four miles south of town.
The Sunday school class presided
over by John Nelson went picnicking
Thursday and had merry time.
F. L. Freeman is the possessor of
q fine Victor Graphophone with
which he entertains his customers.
Master Charley Woodward, of At
lantic, visited his cousins at the Geo.
Freeman home Friday and Saturday.
Dick Powers has Just completed a
big contract of lathing for Soren Sor-
ensen on his new house west of Extra.
Mrs. Sol Peterman of Nevada, Iowa
visited Friday and Saturday with
her sister, Mrs. Geo. Freeman in
Brayton.
Rev. Sloan and family went to At
lantic Saturday to hear DIR. Nc
Arthur, of New York City, who
preached Sunday.
Marion Jenkins "Yellow Rose''
took second money at York, Nebras-
ka, last week, and is now at the races
at Friend, Nebraska.
Miss Clara Ordway starts Friday
for Stuart, Nebraska, to resume hel
work as teacher in one of the depart.
ments in that school.
Want of space compels US to omit
some valuable matter in regard to. the
Chaut auqua which otherwise VIZ
would gladly publish.
Special train will run to Atlantic
August 81, leaving here at 9:27 q. m,
lreturning will leave Atlantic al. 1890
pm. Round trip 45c. sc sa9s
Kimball Bros, of Atlantic, hav.
purchased the Brayton meat market
and are intending to move here soon
See their local elsewhere.
G. B. Sykes has moved into the M
e. Jenkins house in Oaktield anG
George Stoneking now occupies tn,
house vacated by the former.