Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-08-26
BraytOn And Oakfield

J. p. Bendixen of Omaha was in
Brayton Wednesday.
S. p. Bertlesen was called to Carroll
on business Saturday.
James Pearson spent Saturday night
with friends in Atlantic.
Hazel Hardman is in Atlantic visiting
her sister Mrs. V. j. Robinson.
Mesdames Hansen and Nymand were
shopping in Atlantic Wednesday.
Mrs. Ralph Goodwin and Verna Pear
son were shopping in Atlantic Saturday
Clara Sheakly of Adair is spending
the week with her friend Zephyr Smith
George Horton and family of Anita
are guests at the A. L. Horton home.
Nels Hansen and wife spent Sunday
at Anita with her mother Mrs. A. Koob.
Anna Andersen returned on Tuesday
from Atlantic where she spent the past
week.
Lydia Blom who had been visiting in
Atlantic with relatives returned home
first of the week.
Claude Hallock spent Sunday with
his cousin Ben Sykes at the Blanche
Noon home in Extra.
Mrs. ID. W. Powers is home from n
pleasant visit with her sister Mrs Mary
Houston i'm Des Moines.
Mrs. G. K. Hallock and her daughter
Leone are visiting relatives at the John
Curry home in Atlantic.
Sam Horton, of Anita and Mrs. l. F.
Honald, of Griswold, have been visiting
their father A. T. Horton,
Alice Freeman is visiting in Audubon
with her sister, Lutte Freeman, and her
grandparents j. j. Lewis and wife.
Ethel Bison and Charles Bison, Jr.,
went to Omaha Tuesday to spend a few
days at the j. p. BendiXen home in that
city.
Rasmussen Brothers are laying cement
walks at The Oakfield Academy and at
the j. N Christofferson home west of
town.
A party of fifteen went to Lake View
Friday and spent the day in fishing, re-
turning Saturday. They made the trip
in autos.
Jack Hinkle and family returned from
Misso uri Saturday where they have
spent the summer and will again be
residents of Audubon county.
The Green Bay Lumber Co shipped a
car of lumber to Gates which is to be
used in building school house near
there. Martin Sorenson will do the
| work.
An ice cream social will be held on
the lawn of the Baptist church in Bray
ton next Friday evening, August ~,
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society.
William Thielen, his wife and daugh-
tiers left Thursday for Seattle to take in
the exposition and will also visit other
Yellowstone Park
Mrs Chris Larsen and children spent
Friday in Extra with her sister Mrs.
John Jenkins. Mr.. Jenkins and wife
will soon leave for the west to make
their future home.
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Bridgewater arrived in Brayton first of
the week and are visiting her brother
John Kelley west of town.
Mrs. John Peterman came down from
Extra last week to visit at the home of
her brother Isaac Smith and take peak
at the new baby born to them Sunday,
August 10, 1909.
Mrs. Ward Smith and children depart
ed yesterday for Toledo, Illinois, to visit
her mother and sister until fall when
they will be joined by Mr. Smith and
go to Florida to reside.
Muriel Koob daughter of Dr. w. r.
Koob and wife, entertained few of her
friends last Friday at a six o'clock din
ner in honor of her sixteenth birthday.
After doing justice to the bounteous re-
past the guests enjoyed an automobile
ride after which they repaired to their
homes wishing Miss Muriel many happy
returns of the day.