Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-12-11

O. P. Tyler is still sojourning in
South Omaha.
Rev. j. Writ had business in Aud
ubon on Monday.
Pete Nelson shipped car of hogs
TO South Omaha last Thursday.
Burt Runnels bought cutter
while in town the last Of the week.
Hans Rattenborg attended to bust
ness at the court house in Audubon
last Monday.
Charley Ballou south and east OF
town transacted some business here
last Tuesday.
Frank Mardesen residing north
west OF Extra was here last Friday
transacLlng business.
Charley Gill has quit work for
his uncle George Gill and is now at
his home east OF town.
Nels Christensen has purchased
and took home new corn shredder
from here last Tuesday.
Frank Hopley was down to Allan
tic on business last Monday, return
ing on the evening train.
Elmer Davis purchased new bob
sled for the winter wood hauling the
last OF the week OF our dealers.
Simon Christensen is now employ
a. oil ar
in helping take care of the grain.
w. N. Hopkins added to his other
necessaries this week by coming to
town and investing in a new bob
sled.
George Gerard is now happy, hav-
ing purchased OF johnson 81 Carsten-
sen fine new cutter of the latest de-
sign.
Mr.. Ole Nelson residing west of
town was here last Monday attend
ing to matters Of business requiring
his attention.
Martin Martinsen and family
southwest of the station were visit
ing his brother Hans Martinsen near
here last Sunday.
Mr.. Gill Petty will go to Clarinda
shortly and spend the holidays in
visiting his wife who is still under
treatment in that city.
Frank Pfeiffer has contracted and
is delivering his extra supply of
corn to Ed johnson one of the big
stock feeders west Of town.
Mrs. Harm Rice, who has bee visit
ing relatives near Atlantic for a
short time returned to her home
east OF town the first of the week.
Anton Hansen who has been work.
ing for Peter R. Nissen near town
has now quit and will spend the win
ter at the home of Martin Martinsen
Thegasoline engine froze up tight
last Monday night at the elevator
but after some thawing out on Tues
day morning it went all right again.
Rev. Wirth will preach next Sum-
day at O'Clock P. M. at Fair View
school house in South Greeley. Sun
day school at 2 O'Clock at the same
place.
Chris Justesen bought $4,000
worth of poultry one day last week
which goes to show very well for
our modest little town in one line of
business.
Frank McNally's little child is now
nearly recovered from its serious
sickness and later from the numerous
boils that appeared on its head over a
week ago.
Mr.. A. w. Bradley of Old Hamlin
is in poor health now caused by
rheumatism more particularly near
the heart and gives him much un-
easiness and pain.
Sam White bought the last bob
sled on hand here the first Of the
week and now johnson & Christensen
are making the wires hot trying to
get new supply.
The markets for this place show
some changes from last week: Hogs
ranging from $3.50 to SIS go, wheat
SIC, corn Csc, oats 243c, barley SOC,
creamery butter 29c, country 19c.
Miss Lulu Clark, grand daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Clark of this
town left on the noon train last
Tuesday for Rock Island, Illinois,
where she will visit probably all win.
ter.
The lumber firms are preparing
bob sleds to try and transport theil
lumber to their respective yards al
Elkhorn and Kimballton, hauling
with wagons being too hard work OF
the teams.
Mrs. John Cook residing south
of this town was taken violently
ill last Monday night and for tim,
her life was despaired of, but OF
Tuesday she was reported as being 6
little easier.
j. G.. Bradley who has been work.