Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-03

mas Ueen Wishing q lew DAYS with his
sister Mrs. /. p. Hallock returned
home Monday.
Chris Nelson of Omaha has been
visiting old time friends in and around
Brayton the past week.
Ed Bowen went to Atlantic Satur-
day night on business.
James Larsen had business calling
him to Council Bluffs last week.
Roy Barhan left Friday for Mus
catine where he will stay with re-
latives and attend school.
DR.. Emmert of Atlantic was in
Brayton Thursday and Monday on
professional business.
Ralph Woodward of Atlantic is
again visiting at the Ed Lewis home
northeast of town.
Mrs. Lou Miller and children were
guests at the Jens Hansen home in
west Extra Monday.
Hans Z. Hansen ate New Years
dinner with his son Ebbe Hansen and
family of Extra.
Myers Hansen OF Extra spent Tues
day night with Brayton friends.
Gertrude Basham of Extra attend
ed the funeral OF Mrs. Finley Don
nell Sunday.
Nels Thompson and wife spent New
Years day at Chris Thompson's
home in Extra.
Mrs. Hugh Bowen went to Des
Moines Friday to visit d few days
with her daughter Mrs. Chas.
Schartf.
c. G.. Thompson and wife went to
Omaha Monday to attend the marri.
age of their daughter Christina to
Mr.. Byron Wonder of that place.
Laura and Clara Frederickson of
Tyler, Minnesota, are here visiting
with } +. Nelson and wife.
Gladys and Lottie Chamberlain
spent Tuesday visiting at Extra High
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk Pearson, form
erly residents of this place, but
now of Madison, Minnesota, arrived
in Brayton Friday and will visit for
SAOhs shtiO WIN oAN II lClOo'
The infant child of Ralph Hawk and
who are at one of the Lewis homes
east Of town, died Friday after a
severe attack of lung and brain fever.
lnterment Sunday in Bowen Cemetery.
Louis Rasmussen returned home
from Britt, Iowa, Saturday where he |
end his wife had been to spend holt |
days. His wife remained and will |
spend two or three weeks with her |
father.
Chas Bison sold his stock Of drugs |
to Raymond Miller last week and |
Raymond took possession Tuesday. |
Rev. House of Guthrie Center has
been called to fill the pulpit at the |
Baptist Church for tor the coming |
year. He will take up his work Janu-
airy sixth.
George Frasier and Son opened |
their new store, in the Denton block,
for business, last Thursday. They |
will carry stock of general merchan-
disc; and come from New Sharon
where they were engaged in the bust
ness Tor several years. The Tribune
wishes them success-Anita Tribune
After short but severe illness John
koob passed away at his home in
Brayton Monday evening. Mr..
koob had been in Anita at the bed.
side of his father who Is very i'll,
coming home Friday December 2lst
sick with the typhoid fever from
which he never rallied. The SYM
patty of the entire community is
with the bereaved family. The fun
eral services will be conducted by
Rev. Sorenson in the Baptist church,
Wednesday at two O'Clock. Interment
in the Oaktield Cemetery.
Mrs. Finley Donnell, sister of Geo.
rye Cannon, died at the latters home
Saturday morning of old age being
"a years old. The funeral services
were held at the house Sunday and
the body was laid to rest in the Bow.
On Cemetery.
Mrs. Findley Donald, sister of
George Cannon, died at the latters
home, In Oaktield, on Saturday morn
ing, OF old age. She was ninety-four
years old. Funeral services were
held at the house, Sunday, and the
body was laid to rest in Bowen Gem
etery.
, G. G. Thompson, his wife and son,
Andrew Thompson, went to Omaha,
Monday, to attend the wedding of
their daughter, Christina Thompson,
on New Year day, to Byron Wonder,
of that place.
Walter Nymand returned one day
last week from Omaha where he had
been visiting relatives.
While engaged at work baling hay
on the farm of l.. II. Griffith, a few
miles northwest of Anita, Harry E.
Dorsey met with most distressing
and painful accident which will not
only lay him up for several months
but may possibly leave him cripple
Tor life. In some unaccountable man
ner, the details of which this paper has
been unable to learn up to the present
lime, one OF his lower limbs was caught {
10 the hay press while in active opera :
'ion, resulting in the breaking of both :
bones and crushing the ankle Joint, !
bones OF the Injured limb protrudine /
through the flesh. Hewas Immediately J
brought TO his home In this city and 5
Doctor FL. E. Campbell called TO min. !
ster to to him. The fracture and ipiu.
y to the limb Is most severe one.
Ind the unfortunate man is suffering
intense pain as result. He is receiv.
ng every care and attention ard his =
many friends will hope his complete q
ecovery will be such as to leave no Z
permanent deformity Anita Tribune. ?