Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-31

BILE mich COW Sunday from clover
bloat.
DR.. Slamberg and family visited
friends in Audubon from Sunday to
Tuesday.
Hans G. Hansen is having a new
barn built on his farm in north Oak.
field township.
We learn that Mis- Larsen has sold
his restaurant to Mr.. Jorgensen who
will take possession at once.
The picnic at Petersen's grove on
sunday was a decided success and
large numbers We're in attendance.
Julius Andersen and family of neal
hirkman, visited Sunday with his
brother Martin at the Sharon cream.
cry.
Another delighted West Hamlin
daddy is Mr.. George Nelson. A cute
little girl baby arrived at his home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Axelsen are
gleetul over the advent ola little
daughter that came to bless their
home last Sunday.
Sunday there was jolly birthday
party at the home of j. G. Jensen
near Poplar. The occasion was Mrs.
Jensen.'s goth birthday.
M. Mathisen's health was so far i'm
proved by Monday that he was able
to take trip to Audubon and return
though looking rather pale.
Jacob Bak, of north Oakfield town
ship, on Tuesday bought l20-acre
farm in Audubon Township, south OF
Extra, of n. P. Christensen.
G. w. Boysen has sold his property
in kimballton to George Nelson.
Mr.. Wright and family will continue
to reside in the house until March
1900.
A. d. Reyalt and wife, of Harlan,
visited at the Hans Madsen home in
kimballton Sunday. Mrs. Reyalt re-
manned a few days visiting with rela-
tives.
Hans Hansen, formerly of Lincoln,
Nebraska, now living at Harlan. was
at kimballton Sunday visiting with
his brotherin-law, Hans Madsen,
and family.
Olef' n. Olsen was at Extra Satur-
day. Oletf's health has not been
good this summer and he came down
TO the busy city to confer with DR..
Lauritzen.
We have it from good authority
that two of our old bachelors will
soon forsake single blessedness and
join their fortunes with like num-
Der of the tairer sex.
Chris Hansen, Chris jacobsen and
Fred Larsen were all in Extra Mon.
day buying lumber preparatory to
putting up some new sheds for Win
ter protection for their stock.
George, Chris and Hans Marcusen
drove over to Extra Tuesday to visit
with their cousin, Hans Marquesen
and other friends, and to look at the
new farm he recently purchased south
of Extra.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Ras-
mus Hansen, Of Elkhorn, was mater
tally increased last Thursday. The
addition came in the person Of a
young son whose presence makes our
genial lumberman look very joyful.
John Nelson, the genial manager of
the West Hamlin creamery, is in all
probability, the proudest and hap
piest man in Audubon county. Last
Friday his wife presented him with
rosy checked girl baby OF the usual
weight.
The attention Of the buttermakers
is called to meeting to be held at
Extra Wednesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 9th, for the purpose of COM
pleting the organization OF the Au-
dubon County Buttermaker's Asso-
citation.
H. Henriksen, the popular butter
maker of the Oakfeld township
creamery, last week purchased John
Anderson's fine farm north of Kim
ballton. We understand that John
will retire and next year take up his
abode in some large city.
The Kimballton creamery has re-
ceived a new eleyatipg heater for
heating milk to the separators. A
fine new Ideal Babcock Tester has
also been received, besides various
other appliances. This creamery is
continually making Improvements.
A. Berggren, late proprietor of the
)" Dansk Ugeblad," has rented the
basement under John Petersen's store
at Elkhorn, and will commence the
manufacture of his new patent air.
gun. Mr.. Berggren is an ingenious
fellow and we wish him success in
his new venture.
The Kimballton knights of Py-
thias will hold their annual picnic on
September 10th. Anton
Christensen, Peter Mathisen and John
Christensen are the committee on ar
Those who are privile-
ged to attend will undoubtedly have