Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-06-17


l. p. lIallocl1 spent Monday with
relatives in Atlantic.
Bertha Knudsen is visiting friends
in Atlantic this week.
! Mrs. Chris Knudsen was shopping
in Atlantic Thursday.
Bertha Nelson returned to her
work ia Extra, Friday.
Willis Jenkins spent Tuesday with
relatives a. the f. G.. jenkins home.
Mrs. |. F. Honnold of Griswola
was visiting relatives here last week.
Daisy and Lewis Heath spent q
fe days last week with relatives in
Harlan.
Edith Anderson, who has been at
| College in Des Moines returned
recently.
Willie Onken purchased new hav
loader aud mower Saturday afternoon
OF Soren r. Nelson.
Mrs. P. p. Nelson and daughter,
Anna were shopping in Atlantic be-
tween trains Friday.
Miss Lura Titman returned to her
home at ork, Nebr. Saturday after
g visit with relatives here.
Frank De Vine of Atlantic came
up Tuesday morning to visit while
at the Frank Jenkins home.
Miss Lola PARROT visited with her
friend, Mrs. Lewis in Audubon Sat-
uraay and Sunday of last week.
Will Koob and Charles Sykes are
spending a few days this week paper
ing for Carson Walters southwest of
| town.
Mrs. Stoneking and children Of
Oaktield visited over SUNDAY with
her mother in Extra, Mira. Mamie
Bruner.
Miss Nora Larsen who visited a
week with her uncle and family j..
z. Carlson in Elk Horn returned to
her home here Friday last, her uncle
! bringing her home.
Miss Anna Anderson, daughter OF
&. p. Anderson, whose home is east of
Brayton spent Sunday under the pa
rental roof. Miss Anderson has been
assisting with the household duties
at the t. Nj Moore home.
Carl Erb of Extra made his usual
weekly visit in our town Tuesday.
When he returned we noticed several
large packages under his arm which
shows he is doing a pretty good
business for his pantorium.
A brother of Asel Burwen, who
ha, recently returned from Washing
ton, underwent a distressing opera
tioo at the hands OF DIR. Koob last
Saturday, having q cancer burned
from his left cheek. We hope for
MI. Burwell thar there may be 10
return of the malady.
The Brayton juniors have devel-
oped considerable dexterity in the
great rational game. They played
With the Extra Small Fry on the
Bray tom grounds last Friday after
noon, ana again a Extra OH the fol.
lowing Monday. Both games were
decided in favor of the Extra lads but
we were proud of the strength and
skill exhibited Oh both sides.
The ladies' of our little city becom-
g aware of the fact that on last
Monday would occur the birthday of
Mrs. Blom, all marched to that home
in the afternoon to help her celebrate
1T. Never minute during the entire
p. Nj. did they get lonesome bat time
went SO fast that they We're only too
sorry to leave when it came quitting
time. They only hope they may EN-.
JOY many more such birthdays with
her.
Soren r.. Nelson is doing lots of bu-
siness these days. Recently he sold
five binders, the following named
gentlemen becoming the proud own
ers: Herbert Thielen, Andrew Jen-
sen, Peter lloegh, Calvin Dimick and
Mr.. Dernes. Besides this he also
came in possession of nice team of
horses, in a trade with Robert Jen-
sen for hay loading outfit. Cash or
trade is Il good and convenient motto
and usually, mutually safe. MI. Nell
son is certainly a builder.
To Brayton On Wedding Trip
Miss Ruby, the daughter of w. III.