Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-08-28
BRAYTON AND oAKfIELD

Percy Hallock and T. ]. McGovern
left last week in the formers car for
Denver, the former for pleasure trip
and the latter to find relief for the hay
fever from which he is sufferer.
VIM. Onken, ST., was taken very i'll
with La Grippe last Thursday and has
been in a precarious condition since. He
had recovered nicely from his operation
for appendicitis.
Henry Pollock and family of Manning
and Mrs. Robert Pollock, son and daugh-
ter of Illinois were in Brayton few
hours renewing old Acquaintance.
Mrs. James Simpson of Omaha, Mrs.
Captain Mullins of Atlantic and Mrs.
Sherman of Kansas City are visiting at
the b. f. Simpson home.
N. P. Christensen accompanied by
Orve Howard were up from Atlantic
Friday posting bills for his land sale to
be held in October.
Willie Nelson's 8 year old boy had
the index finger of his right hand taken
off at the first joint by being caught in
some machinery.
Theo Ordway went to Hay Springs,
Nebr., Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs.
John Corver. His mother will return
home with him.
B. o. Spillman has resigned as princi-
pal of the Oakfield school and Miss
Laura Maulsby of Glidden, Ia, will
take his place.
Mrs. III. M. Bartlett and children re-
turned from Ventura, California, Mon
day where they had been for the past
three months.
Edith Andersen came home Saturday
from North Yakima, Wash, where
she visited her sister, Mrs. A. G. Colvin.
Goldie and Florabel Milliman of xxi.
ra visited over Sunday with Mrs. L. c.
Heath and Mildredla and Mozelle Dimick.
Asa and Nit Horton have traded
their farm in Guthrie county for stock
of merchandise at Woodbine, Iowa.
Fred Larsen and wife and Mrs
Kragscow and son of Omaha are visit
ing at the Chris Knutsen home.
Mrs, Miklesen of Omaha arrived in
Brayton Monday to visit her parents,
@, q. Thompson and wife.
Mrs. Soren Andersen and daughter,
Krestense, were calling on friends in
Extra one day last week.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, Louise, left
Saturday for weeks visit with rela-
tives at Council Bluffs.
Willis Jenkins and wife of Omaha are
spending their vacation camping in the
timber near OaBhe
The Baptist people are holding tent
meetings at the Oakfield township cen
ter school house. Ia,
Hans Hansen was over from his Anita
home one day last week calling on
friends.
T. ]. Essington is expected home soon
from visit in Nebraska and South
Dakota.
Kathleen Koob and Arlene Bartlett
left Tuesday night for a trip to Cali
fornia. ..~
Mrs. Marion Jenkins and daughter,
Doris, are visiting relatives at Griswold
Mrs Tellas Leigan and son of Allan
tic were over Sunday visitors in Brayton.
Jennie Berg of Atlantic was visiting
Mrs. Jones at Oakfield last Thursday.
S. r. Dangard and son, were Des
Moines visitors few days last week.
S. p. Kraglund Is building new
residences ON his farm west of town.
MRS. Brewer Oh Atlantic is helping
to care for her father, WIN. Onken.
Mike Andersen has gone to Sioux
Falls, s. D., for an indefinite stay.
Chris d. Jerness and nephew autoed
to Omaha last Friday on business.
Mrs. Ebbe Hansen of Harlan is visit
ing at the H. p. Hansen home. III
o. F. Ide received 40 head of feeding
cattle from Kansas Monday.
VIM. Bintner sold car of cattle TO
McNerny Bros, Friday.
Arlie Vail of Des Moines is guest
at the o. r. Ide home.
H. J. Cooley had business calling him
to Audubon Sunday.
Nora Larsen was shopping in Allan
tic Saturday.