Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-01-17
oAKFlELo AND BRAYTON

ID. w. Powers has been on the sick
| list the past week.
! Mis- Larson made business trip TO
| Audubon Saturday.
| Nels Thompson was in Atlantic on
business Saturday.
George Doyle had business calling
him to Audubon Monday.
Tells Leigan was in Audubon, Sat.
urday, calling on bis friends.
Miss Esther Sorenson was the guest
of Atlantic friends over Sunday.
Vern Culver OF Audubon was call
ing on Brayton friends Monday
G.. l.. Bison was attending to busi-
ness matters in Atlantic Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen spent
Monday night with Atlantic relatives.
John Scott of Atlantic was transact.
ing business in Brayton one day last
week.
Will. Hoegh was looking after
business affairs at the county seat
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jenkins ha We
had the care of very sick child the
past week
Soren Anderson the hardware
dealer was transacting business in
Extra Monday.
Miss Sarah Griffith of Stennett Iowa
is visiting friends in the vicinity of
Brayton this week.
Nels J. Boose and wife of West
Extra were calling on Brayton friends
between trains Monday.
Isaac Smith purchased team Of
fine driving horses of Warren Chase
Monday for fancy price.
Ralph Hawks of Muscatine has
been visiting Troublesome Valley
relatives the past few weeks.
Ralph Juhl treated his many friends
to pleasant little dancing party at
Bendixen Hall Thursday night.
Miss Clara. Bendixen of Counc II
Bluffs is visiting her sister Mrs Ed
Nelson at her home west of town.
MIR. Clifton the Live Stock Commits
sion merchant of South Omaha was
visiting last week. at the I. p. Hallock
home.
Mis- Larsen, Brayton's popul ar
butcher, was calling on friends and
looking after business in Audubon,
last Saturday.
Irving Miller after pleasant visit
at the home of his uncle Banker Miller
returned to his home at Axtel, Ne
braska last week.
Mrs. Nels Hansen who has been in
Anita for some time taking care of
her father Anton Koob, returned TO
her home Saturday.
j. c. Kelly mail carrier on route
No. | has rented his farm west of
town and will move his family TO
town this week SO as to be near his
work.
The little boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Aldrich died at the family home this
morning, after but short illness The
little one was but ten months old and
bright little fellow, favorite of all
who knew him. The funeral will be
held from the home on Sunday after
noon-Saturday Atlantic Telegraph.
The following number of our citizens
and farmer friends attended the Wood
men Initiation and Banquet at Au-
dubon Tuesday night: Sam Scharff,
Ray Chamberlen, Peter Christensen,
Thomas Jones, Emil Fries, Elan Bills,
Peter Anderson, Hans Dryer, VIM.
Lewis, Dan Spiker, VIM. Everett,
Andrew Nelson, c. b. Sykes, F. c..
Lambert Clay Lewis, a. Fries and
+. w. Newton.
The question for debate at the next
lyceum to be held Friday Jan. IS, is
Resolved that the opportunities of IL
young man are greater, today than
fifty years ago. The affirmative viii
be upheld by Chas. White and Prof.
Mantz of Audubon, and Asa Horton
of Brayton, the negative by Prof.
Nelson, George Arnold and Lewis
Rasmussen. A special program has
been prepared to be rendered after the
debate.