Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-16
BraytOn And Oakfield

Hans Hansen had business calling him
to Omaha Monday.
Born Monday, the 18th inst, to Mr..
and Mrs. NelS Clemenson, girl.
James Cannon and Reed Walker were
in Audubon and Manning Monday
Richard Powers has been very i'll the
past week and under the doctors care.
Reno Ordway was transacting bust
ness in Atlantic between trains Saturday
Mrs. Frank Jenkins returned Monday
morning from her visit at Shelby, Neb.
Mike Hansen of Elk Horn is visiting
relatives at the l.. f. Miller home this
week.
| Charlie Bison attended session of
the Elk's Lodge at Atlantic Monday
night
Mrs John Gearhart and children visit
ed over Sunday with Mrs. Jack Coe of
Extra.
Alfred Andrews of Atlantic was at
tending to business matters in town
Monday.
H. O. Smith left Tuesday for Florida,
where he expects to take up his future
residence
H. S. Wattles returned Monday from
Carson where he has been visiting for
several days.
Edith Andersen left Monday for Des
Moines where she will again enter Des
MOines College Us sophomore.
Fred Ceranek and wife of Audubon
moved their household effects to Brayton
Monday and will take up their residence
at Oakheld.
John Bergh shelled and delivered 1000
bushels of corn to the Rothchild Grain
Co. last week.
A. D. Calvin of Des Moines has been
visiting friends at the a. F. Anderson
home for several days.
Clyde Bowen returned home last week
from an extended visit at Denver and
other western points.
Squire Aldrich, of Atlantic was in
town Tuesday making arrangements for
the Dell Heath funeral.
Frank Charles and wife, and Will
Van Slyke left Thursday for Walker,
Mo-, to visit relatives.
Percy Hallock left Saturday for a trip
to Chicago and other eastern points and
expects to be gone month.
| G.. d. Graves, manager of the Farmer S
Messenger of Atlantic, was in town
| Monday on business connected with his
paper.
| II I'll -, %n1 N +in1, FROM
his duties as mail carrier on route l. and
his substitute Arthur Cannon, is carry
ing the mail.
Ruth Hindley arrived here Saturday
from Helena, Mont, and is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. S. F. Pearl, at the L.
,. Hallock home.
Hans Nymand returned Monday from
Des Moines, where he has been visiting
his daughter, Ella, who is in one of the
r hospitals for treatment.
Lettie Smith went to Harlan Satur.
day, where she spent Sunday with hel
mother, Mrs. Sargent returning to hel
:, school duties Monday morning
Chris Knudsen has had Chris Larsen
, busy the past few days building new
Kitchen to his house, which will greatly
4dd to the roominess of his house.
Carl Bailey of Missouri was guest
1t the c. l.. Bison home the first of the
r week. He formerly resided at Audubon
9 md was an old friend of the family
i J. w. Cannon and Perry Lowers went
I to Wiota Sunday to see the soldiers wht
we're on their way from Fl Crook t.
, Des Moines to attend the tournament
Mrs. Chas. Scott and daughters wht
have been visiting her mother, Mrs
J. Mollie Jenkins, at the J. E. Herricl
Y home, returned to their home at Wiots
Sunday.
k Anna Andersen and Kathleen Kool
b went to Audubon Thursday to attend
the Golmar Bros show. The latter re
q turned home Saturday but the former
o remained for longer visit.
Word was received here Monday from
h Plankington, S. D., that G.. A. HEATH
: was dead and that his remains would
arrive here for burial on Wednesday
afternoon. No particulars were giver
Il and the cause of death is unknown. HI
o was son of Uncle Mark Heath, cousin
+ to Frank Heath, of Brayton, and broth
n err of Mrs Frank Lambert who resides
south of Oakfeld. He grew up on thu
farm now owned by AT. Anderson OF
+ the south OalIfeld hill and few year,
ago was a merchant of Brayton. They
4 have host of friends who deeply sym
pathize with the sorrowing ones.