Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-20
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See johnson & Carstensen's ad in
this weeks Journal
Mike Mcguire marketed two loads
of hogs the middle of the week.
Charley Crees was another man in
with one load of hogs this week.
Anthony Davis marketed two loads
of fair hogs week at this station.
John Dawson of Greeley was mar
keting grain in Hamlin on Tuesday.
Chris Rorkt sold two loads of nice
smooth hogs here, the last Of the
week.
Fl. Kindred, of Greeley, sold two
loads of hogs, on Tuesday, in this
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Spencer were
transacting business in Audubon on
Tuesday.
Nels Jorgersen living west of town
sold heavy load of extra good hogs
this week.
John McNutt went to Atlantic on
Monday to visit his daughter resid-
ing there.
Tom Gill says owing to sickness in
his family he is about one third
through assessing.
Will Mcclure, the stock buyer and
shipper sent out two loads of hogs to
Omaha, last week.
joe Meyers residing few miles east
OF town sold two loads of hogshere the
last of the week.
Mrs. w. D. Stanley has somewhat
recovered from the attack of la grippe
reported last week.
Robert Mullenger's little girl, Miss
Mabel, is quite Ill being threat
ened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Lizzie Barnes was steady at
tendant at the Sunday services, in
Audubon, last week.
@. V. Christensen, residing west of
town was attending to business mat
tiers in Extra Oh Monday.
j. P. Jensen, living three miles
southwest of this Station is going to
build barn this spring 4Ox4S.
Just Justesen keeps on the move
these times tending poultry, shovel
ing coal and assisting in the store.
johnson of the firm of johnson Il
Christensen of this town was transact
ing business at Extra last Monday.
Miss Jessie Jerard has again gained
her normal health and is once more
able to come and go at her pleasure.
Peter Nissen finished moving on
Tuesday bringing up the latter end of
his effects with eleven loaded wagons,
Something like twenty conversions
during the Sunday revival meetings
is the record for in and around Ham
Ain Station.
Grandma Phipps attended church
in Audubon two days last week and
expressed herself as well pleased with
the preaching.
- harry vroy shipped two cars Of
grain the first Of the week, one to
Princeton, Missouri, and the other to
Beacon, this State.
Mrs. Wiggington, of Old Hamlin,
an old lady who has been in feeble
health for years, is now said to be ex-
tremely if not critically ILL.,
Miss Grace Stanley has been SO i'll
this week, with severe pain in her
side, presumably pleurisy, as to re-
quire the seiyice of a physician.
Chris Christensen brought five
loads of hogs to market, the first of
the week for which he received the
best the market could afford on that
day.
Joe Never, of east Hamlin town.
ship, bought one of those up o-date
feed grinders that are now on sale bv
our new machinists, johnson g. Car
stensen.
Hamlin markets for Tuesday were
wheat, 60c; oats, 36c; corn, soc; tur-
keys, 103c; gees, Gle; chickens, &c;
ducks, 81; eggs, zoe; county butter,
tic per pound.
w. u. Young will move soon to
Chillicothe, Missouri on farm of six
hundred acres of what he thinks at
present, is excellent Grand river farm
and pasture land.
Frank Pfeiffer, south west of town,
was in Extra, last Monday evening,
and seemed well pleased with the cleo
trical display at the lecture delivered
at the X. P. Opera House.