Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-02-28
oAkFIELD AND BRAYToN

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Harry Walker visited friends in
Atlantic last week.
Jens p. Juhl made business trip
to Atlantic, Tuesday.
Frank Jenkins went to Atlantic Sun
day, returning Monday.
Clara Ordway was calling on Extra
friends one day last week.
Isaac Shirley, Junior, was in Audu-
/ bon on business, Saturday.
Raymond Miller was in Audubon
on important business, Tuesday.
Verna Croy, of Extra, attended the
Bisom-Miller wedding, Tuesday.
Don't forget the lyceum next Friday
i evening at the Oakfeld Academy.
Hans Hansen visited in Atlantic
with relatives one night last week.
Marinus Sorensen was business
4 visitor at the county seat, Monday.
Il. j. McGovern was transacting
business in Hamlin one day last week
Ralph Goodwin, of Lewis, is visit
ing friends at Hotel Beers, this week.
Jens p. Juhl had business calling
him to Omaha a few days last week.
Thiel en- and McGovern shipped out
three ears of cattle to market, Mon
day.
Homer Koob and wife, of near Anita
visited their relatives in Brayton last
week.
Mrs. Mack Thomas. of Aztec, New
Mexico, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G..
L. Bison.
Emma Larsen returned home Tues
day after pleasant visit with friends
in Elk Horn.
Jens Hansen, his wife and two sons,
of Exiraf attended the Bison Miller
wedding, Tuesday.
Mrs. Chris Thompson, of Extra,
spent Sunday at the home of his par
ents in Brayton.
| Max Bendixen returned to his home
in Council Bluffs, Sunday. Arthur
Hansen accompanied him and will WIS.,
it for a few days.
/ Richard Clark sold three cars of
cattle of his own feeding to McGovern
and Thielen, Monday.
The bowling alley that Peter Syl-
vester sold to Henry Jacobsen was
shipped to Audubon, Friday
Niels Hoegh and Jesse Nymand
went to Audubon, Tuesday, to look
after their business interests.
John Cotton, of Omaha, came home
last week and will visit for short
time with his family, at Oakfeld
Earl Kilworth, Frank Kreamer and
John Hicks, of Extra, were taking in
the sights of Brayton, Sunday after
| noon.
The ten days old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris lessen died very suddenly
last week. Interment in the Oak Hill
Cemetery.
/ George Frederikson went to South
| Omaha last week and when he came
back he brought one car of cattle
which he will feed and prepare for the
market.
| Frank Jenkins says that he and his
| brother, Marion Jenkins, will soon
] have fine stopper to replace Oakland
1 Doom, that speedy animal which they
owned and which died some time since.
Last Friday night the pleasant coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen +. lde
was the scene of merry gathering of
young people from Brayton and Extra.
The occasion was to celebrate Wash
| ington's birthday and nearly all the
girls were dressed in colonial costumes
| The evening was spent in games and
other amusements, light refreshments
we're served and at a late hour the
| young folks departed for their several
| homes with light hearts and happy
thoughts of an evening so pleasantly
spent.
MILLER AND BISON.
! AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
L. Bison in Brayton, Iowa, on Tues
day, February 26, 1907, was solemn
\ lied the marriage of their daughter,
Miss limo Bison, to Mr.. Raymond
| Miller, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +.
Miller, of Brayton. AT two o'clock
| the couple, unattended, entered the
beautifully decorated parlor to the
strains of the wedding march played
upon the piano by Miss Edna Bison,
a sister of the bride, and took their
places before the bay window where
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Ed B. Cousins, of Audubon. The
bride was prettily gowned in white,
and looked modest yet womanly.
These young people are two of Bray
tons most popular young folks, and
Rayme is one of the rising business
men, he having purchased the drug
store short time ago. limo has been
teaching school this winter, and will
finish the term of two weeks after
which they will go to housekeeping.
Although this was a surprise to every
one we all join in wishing them success
and future happiness on the voyage
of life. Tuesday night about sixteen
girls gave them tin shower at their