Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-12-25

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Nelson received car of coal the
first of the week and has more Oh the
way.
Chris Marcussen delivered a lot of
small grain at the elevator this past
week.
Elmer Davis has sold and is deliver
ing his corn to r. G. Dryden south
west Of town.
Sam and John White each pur-
chased pair of bobsleds Tuesday
while in town.
Peter Lykke was in town the first
of the week invoicing the Elkhorn
stock of lumber.
Two cars of cattle were shipped to
South Omaha this week by the con-
signer o. P. Tyler.
j. G. johnson and wife visited Au-
dubon last Friday and enjoyed ride
in their new cutter.
Mrs. Geo. Gerard and daughter,
Jessie, transacted business at the
county seat last Tuesday.
VIM. Olsen was in town the last of
the week and says he will move here
about the first of January.
Jan. 10, 1908, the Blue Grass
Creamery Co., will hold their annual
election for officers in this town.
Veterinarian Hollenbeck of Audu-
bon, was out to III. j. Petersen's last
Friday doctoring sick horse.
Geo. Gill was giving that premium
getter "Alice G" some exercise last
Tuesday. That mare is beauty.
Mrs. E. G. Dryden went on the
train to Extra on business last Tues
day returning on the evening train.
Nelson and Christensen had their
dray in from Kimballton last Thurs
day hauling out stuff from this depot.
VIM. Clark shipped another car of
lambs to the south Omaha market
this week which averaged 80 pounds.
Pete Nelson shipped one car of
wheat and one of oats for the Coun-
selman q Co., eleva tor the past week.
The Cakes family and Frank Hop
ley's brothers and sisters, attended
the Hopley Spencer nuptials last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Settlemeyer, residing
east of Old Hamlin, transacted bust
ness at the county seat the first of the
week.
John and Miss Rose M.cNally were
visiting their brother, Frank, and
family in this town over Saturday
night.
The directors of the Blue Grass
Creamery Co., met here last Monday
and transacted the usual amount of
business.
Mr.. 0. Griffin has been busy the
first of the week getting things ready
for the tree in the Evangelical church
Christmas eve.
Miss Alice, the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Tyler, has been
quite i'll fora few days; but was re-
ported better on Tuesday.
Mrs. Phipps, mother of James
Phipps east of Old Hamlin took the
train for Audubon Saturday evening
where she will visit few days.
Charley White came up from Des
Moines last week and is spending the
holiday vacation visiting his brothers
Sam and John east of Old Hamlin.
johnson & Christensen received
the consignment of bobsleds last week
they had ordered and they went like
hot cakes; only one or two pairs being
left.
Mr.. Jes Nissen, who recently had
the runaway, is limping around with
a very sore foot no cause being
assigned as to the origin of the
trouble.
The general agent of the Counsel
man & Co.'s elevator, Mr.. Blasdell of
Des Moines, was interviewing Pete
last Tuesday and finds every thing
Art McNutt was in town the first
OF the week and took out load of
barb wire to have ready to use on
some new fence he proposes to build
in the spring.
The boys serenaded Mr.. and Mrs.
Olesen at the Hans Rattenborg home
near town one night last week and
were we'll treated by the surprised
host and hostess.
Owing to the press Of work in the
office this week, we are compelled to
omit the list of persons at the Hop
ley-Spencer wedding and the list of
beautiful presents.
Hamlin markets on Tuesday were:
Cattle 2 and 22c, top &c, hogs $3.50,
wheat 54c, corn 2Sc, oats 244c, barley
3Oc, creamery butter soc, Centerville
coal $500, Illinois $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bryan returned
last Sunday from Oklahoma we'll