Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-09
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40 Va ~ V0ha ~0AAASAN
Frank Heath was transacting bust
ness in Extra Tuesday.
Nellie lookout returned from Dex-
ter Saturday aud again entered upon
her school duties Monday after two
weeks vacation
! Clyde Dimick, Luther Hensley and
| Chas. Gault of Extra attended the
party in ~Brayton Saturday night
Soreu Andersen had business call
ing him to the county seat Tuesday.
Bessie Ide was in Extra Monday
having. some dental work done.
Ben Clark of Orient has been visit.
ing relatives in Brayton the past week
| T. D. McGovern and Company ship
| ped two cars of hogs to market Satur-
day
Vera Andersen went TO Atlantic
Monday TO visit few days with rela
tives.
John Bergh had business in Anita
last week returning Sunday
Mrs. I. j McGovern is visiting her
sisterin-law Mrs. Bopp of Lorah.
! Chris Christensen returned TO Bray
| ton Tuesday after several months
work on the new railroad.
Asa Horton shipped two car loads
/ OF cattle to Omaha Monday night He
/ went with them to see thatthey brought
the top price
Don't forget the masquerade dance
to ue given January 10, at the Bart.
/ lett hall Good music and everybody
come.
I Francis Petersen entertained twelve
| Of her friends at her home Tuesday in
/ honor of her thirteenth birthday.
Randall Hunter of Audubon was the
| guest OF his cousin, Frank Crane at
the Burton home Tuesday night.
Jorgen Jorgensen shipped car OF
/ cattle To- the Chicago markets SaturI
! dar
| James McGovern came up from At
! lantic last week and will now make
| his home with his son T. j. McGovern
I Arthur Hansen was calling on Ex-
ira friends Tuesday.
The Brownie Girl will give an en-
| tertainment, consisting of speaking
and music, at the Braytou Baptist
| church Saturday night January IL.
! Admission Is and rs cents.
Reno Ordway and Ruby koob drove
TO Atlantic last Thursday together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ramie Miller and
were quietly married there. They are
both well known in this vicinity and
are highly esteemed by all The groom
is farmer having had charge of the
! home farm for several years and where
they will make their home with his
mother. The bride has been one of
our successful school teachers for the
| past two years. They have the best
wishes of their many friends for sue
cess and happiness in their married
| life.
| A surprise party was given Satur-
| day evening in the Bartlett hall in hon
/ or of Puma Freeman and Eloise Bar
| han, the occasion being their eight
| zenith birthday, The hall was prettily
! decorated ia red. Dancing formed the
! evenings amusement and light re-
freshments were served by the hostess
| SEES Lottie Chamberlen and Anna An
] dersen. The girls received several
beautiful gifts, which will help them re-
member this birthday as one of the
| happiest they have ever known.
Mrs. Frank Heath was happily sur
prised by large company of her
| friends Friday evening the occasion
1 being her birthday. The guests came
with we'll filed lunch baskets and all
passed an enjoyable evening.
Maurice Alexand r has resigned his
/ position as depot agent here, he has
not as yet decided where he will go.
Josh Cousins and wife went to Au-
du6on Saturday to visit over Sunday
with friends
Willis Hinkle went to Lewis Mon
day on business.
4 B. +. Simpson shipped four cars of
cattle to Chicago Saturday ana Sam
Scharff went in charge of them and
will spend few days of sight seeing
in the windy CITY
! A. G. Mark who has been station
agent at Hamlin for some time came
to Brayton to take F M. Alexander,s
place.
r. NJ Ordway, of Oakfield. was mar
ried to Miss Rubie Koob, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs John A. Koob, of Bray
\ ton, on Thursday afternoon, January
2, 1908, at the Methodist parsonage in
this city: Rev Woodward performing
the ceremony, The young couple win
make their home on farm near Bray
ton-Atlantic Telegraph. The we'd
ding of Miss Rubie Koob, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs John A. Koob. from
Brayton, TO Reno M. Ordway, of Oak.
4 field: was solemnized at the Methodist
parsonage, hv Rev. /. N. Woodward,
on January 2, 1908. A few people
we're present including Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond, Miller and John Miller, Of
Brayton. The groom is farmer and
I the couple will live on a farm near
I Brayton A tlantic, Iowa, Democrat.