Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-02
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Pete Nelson shipped two cars of
hogs to South Omaha this week.
S. A. Heath was canvassing our
citizens for paper last Tuesday.
w. d. Stanley went to Audubon
on Tuesday to attend a big sale there.
The Elkhorn Lumber Co., received
one car of lumber and one of lime this
week.
The Counselman Elevator company
shipped out two cars of wheat this
week.
Miss Maggie Stanley was very ill
last Sunday night and is under the
care of physician.
Jens Soc took home big load of
barb wire from this station this week
as he is doing big lot of fencing.
Walt Crees was compelled to call a
physician last Saturday in behalf OF
Mrs. Crees, who was taken suddenly
ill.
The Kimballton lumber company
unloaded car of lumber on their
grounds in this town the last of this
week.
Werth Hartzell, out east of town,
had doctor out last Sunday to see
and prescribe for his wife who was
taken violently ill.
Mrs. Mary johnson, of Elkhorn,
was visiting from Monday till We'd
nesday of this week at the home of
her son in this town.
Mrs. G. A. Danutt, of Scranton,
Iowa, is visiting this week at the
pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
Rice, east of this station.
Just Justesen was in Audubon last
week ordering his stock of dry goods
from representative of the firm they
buy some of their stock Of.
Miss Elizabeth Spencer, east of
town, was reported as being very ill
last Saturday and Sunday, but was
said to be easier on Tuesday.
James Bell is enjoying better health
now than for long time with no
signs of the return Of the cancer he
had removed while back east.
The markets on Tuesday were hogs
$50 to 6.S5; wheat sac. corn 48, oats
224c, creamery butter 224c, dairy Ice,
eggs 16c, hens sc, chickens 10c, ducks
&c.
George Gerard and family are pro-
longing their stay in Minnesota be-
You'd the time they were expected
home not having returned on Tues
day of this week.
o. P. Tyler sold two cars of his
stock cattle to Ed. Dryden who will
proceed to fatten them this winter on
the soft corn which most every one
says is so plenty.
Plenty of good sorghum for sale at
Jens Rasmussen's, not damaged by
frost, only 40 cents per gallon. Also
for sale few extra good boar pigs
almost thoroughbred.
The grading around the creamery
has been completed and their is no
further danger Of the waters soaking
into aud undermining the foundation
besides it adds to the looks of the
surroundings.
Rev. Werth will preach next Sun
day in the Evangelical church in the
forenoon and Rev. George Kneis OF
Red Oak, will conduct the services
in the evening. Every body is re-
quested to attend.
W. E. Edmondson, for short time
foreman of the section men on this
division of the branch, has been given
similar position on the Braytor
division and moved last Tuesday from
Audubon into his own residence ir
Brayton.
Miss Helen Moore writes to bel
parents from Burlington, Iowa, that
she is greatly enjoying her visit ant
is gaining in health and strength
rapidly. This is news Of which hel
many young friends in this neighbor.
hood will be glad to hear.
SPECIAL SALE-Of buggies THU
month to get room for our winter
stock of goods. Get our prices be-
fore purchasing. We also have /,
good stock OF ranges, heaters ani
cook stoves which must go.
2w JOHNSON 81 CHRISTENSEN.
j. Fl. Jones, the Pleasant Poin
farmer east of town, is in Omaha ant
Des Moines this week going to tn
latter city to take in the big Masoni,
doings going on there. Hamp viii
enjoy himself at such gathering o
kindred spirits as all who know hin
can affirm.