Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-08-12
BraytOn And Oakfield

at Extra Saturday.
Esther and Nora Larsen were shop
ping at Audubon Thursday morning.
c.. L. Bison attended session of the
Elks Lodge at Atlantic, Monday night.
Hazel Perry of Atlantic spent several
days visiting her friend, Arlene Bartlett.
Dena Hensley of Extra was u guest
of Muriel Koob several days last week.
Mrs. c. L. Bison was in Extra Sat
urday and passed the night with Verna
Croy.
Kirk Merrick of Atlantic was shaking
hands with former Brayton friends last
week
Z. D. Cotton of Extra was calling
among Brayton friends Wednesday
evening.
The usual fortnightly dance will be
held at Jensen hall Saturday night.
Everybody come.
Mrs. Viggo Rasmussen entertained
her friend, Lillian Dyer of Extra a couple
of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson are
the proud parents of baby boy born
to them Wednesday,
l.. +. Miller suffered quite a loss last
| week in the death of his Indian pony.
| Its death was due to heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Scott of WiOta
and her mother, Mrs. Mollie Jenkins,
Sundayed at the Frank Jenkins home.
Lutte Freeman of Audubon passed
the latter part of the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Freeman.
p. l.. Andersen returned home Satur-
day aftet months stay i'll the west,
where he visited the exposition at
Seattle.
Mrs. VIM. Clemensen and three
daughters are making weeks visit
with her friend, Mrs. Jens Hansen of
Elkhorn.
Mrs. o. G.. Sorenson and daughter,
Agnes, of Council Bluffs, have been
visiting at the Chris Larsen home the
past week.
Vera and Edith Andersen returned
!, Saturday from pleasant visit with
relatives at Council Bluffs, AvOca and
other points.
Mrs Fred Ceranek of Audubon has
been visiting her sisters, MesdameS
John Gearhart and James Thompson
the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Goodman enter
tanned his brother and wife from Wiota
; over Sunday Ralph went home with
them to help his brother on the farm.
r Bud Rendleman came down from
Extra, Saturday, in his auto on business
accompanied by his daughter, Geraldine
, who spent the afternoon with Kathleen
Koob.
Mrs. Stella Henderson and children
, left last week for Summit, South Dako
ia, where she joined her husband with
the expectation of making that hel
t future home.
l. p. Hallock departed Friday for {
pleasure trip to Wyoming expecting t.
be gone about a month He will visit
his sister, Mrs. Jane Andrews of Sho
shOni, Wyoming.
S. X. Nelson received a bad kick in
his right side Sunday morning while
trying to harness a colt, but in spite OF
e a bad bruise he is able to be up and
around again now.
Calvin Dimick is hauling cement
$ blocks and lumber for the new cOrncrit
and granary to be built to replace the
one recently burned. He will build q
; barn some time this fall.
s. p. Bertleson and daughter, Mayme,
after several weeks visit with relatives
at Rutland, Iowa, returned home Thurs,
: day accompanied by Mrs. Katrina Ole,
sen, who will visit here short time.
t Byron Wonder returned to his home
at Omaha Sunday after spending a
y short vacation here. Mrs. Wonder re.
manned for a longer visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. G.. Thompson
Harry Walker who resides east OF
town over on Troublesome, and Anna
r Breede of Atlantic were united in
marriage at the John Bannick home in
Atlantic Saturday, August Z, the Rev.
r 4. 4. Mack of the Christian church
a officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker left
at once for Seattle, Washington, on
! their wedding trip. The groom has
, grown to manhood in this county and
l comes from one of Audubon county S
pioneer families and consequently is
( known to host of friends who will be
7 interested to learn of his marriage and
join in wishing him and his bride much
happiness and prosperity.
The marriage of Rev. G. W. Hohan-
shelf of Marine to Miss Robbie Smith of
the Buck Creek neiShborhood, will be
l consummated at the Buck Creek church
Wednesday evening of the present
week. The contracting parties are well
and favorably known in this section and
: have host of friends who will wish
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