Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-12-20
sRAYTON AND OAKFIELD.


Miss Mayme Essington visited over
night with her Atlantic friends, this
week.
Mrs. Bishop, of Griswold visited a
few days last week with friends at the
j. T. Jenkins home.
Ruth Statzell, of Extra, visited over
Sunday with Helen Cotton.
A. f. Anderson was in Audubon on
business, Wednesday.
Will Everett and Elmer Green are
baling hay for Extra parties this week
Lewis Heath visited Harlan friends
the latter part of last week.
Oakland Doom, Marion Jenkins fine
race horse, died Tuesday morning of
some kind of lung trouble. This is the
second loss of the kind Marion has
sustained within two months.
Chris Moulgaard, our cement manu-
facturer, was held up, Tuesday night,
between Brayton and Elk Horn by two
unknown men and robbed of eighty
five dollars. His assailants escaped
in buggy.
A Miss Miller, of Chicago, was in
Brayton, Saturday, and organized a
society called the " Farther Light So
ciety." Its members will consist of the
girls in Edith Andersou's Sunday
School class, besides most of the
young girls in Brayton. The following
list of officers was elected for the en-
suing year:
Puma Freeman, President;
Bessie Ide, Vice-President.
Edith Anderson, superintendent.
Ethel Bison, Secretary.
Helen Cotton, Treasurer.
The object of this society is to find
out more about the conditions of The
people of other lands and to help send
the gospel to them. The first meeting
will be held Saturday, December %,
1906, at Edith Anderson's home.
Mrs. C. K. Hallock is visiting with
relatives and friends in Atlantic.
Gertie Cousins, of Extra, was an
over Sunday guest at the home of her
father, Joshua Cousins.
A Christmas entertainment will be
given at the Brayton Baptist church
on Monday evening and a Xmas tree
prepared for the little children.
John Hicks, Frank Kreamer and
Will Delahoyde, of Extra, took advan-
tage of the good skating, Sunday,
glided to Brayton on the 'Botna and
passed a few hours with friends.
The bazaar given by the ladies of
the Baptist church, Saturday, was a
grand success in every way. Every
thing sold we'll and the proceeds were
fifty-two dollars,
Miss Adele Reynolds, of Atlantic,
attended the funeral of her sister in
law, Mrs. Bernie Reynolds, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Fries were shop
ping in Audubon, Tuesday.
The Brayton and Oakfield schools
will close Friday for the holiday va
cation.
Harry Miller made business trip
to Atlantic, Monday.
w. d. Pratt, j. c. Hartman and
Son and j. T. Jenkins shipped their
Short horn cattle to Audubon, Tues
day, to be ready for the sale Thursday
Misses limo Bison, Ruby Koob,
Nellie lookout and Mildred Bartlett
attended the teachers meeting at Au-
dubon, Saturday.
Mrs. Nels Thompson returned to hei
home, Friday, after pleasant weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Oh ris
Thompson, at Extra.
Sam Jensen, of Audubon, attended
the dance at Bendixen hall, Friday
evening.
Mrs. w. II. Koob visited last week
with her parents and other relatives
in Anita.
Rev. House, of Guthrie Center, con
Quoted services both morning ant
evening, Sunday.
Chris Moulgaard transacted bust
ness at the county seat, one day las
week
Bintner Brothers sold bunch o
fine cattle to Richard p. Clark, Mon
day.
William Hines, of Atlantic, was at
tending to business in Brayton, Mon
day.
Following is the program to be Civ
en- at the lyceum, Friday evening, De
cember q, 1905;
Song,
Debate,
Instrumental Solo, limo Bison
Recitation Marenius Jensel
Solo -----.S Sophia Sorensol
Doa;.ot;ac DaiSv Haatl