Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-12-18

John kopaska attended to business
in Audubon last Friday.
w. N. Hopkins had a lot of corn
shelled last Wednesday.
Justesen & Son. bought over $500
worth of poultry last week.
Walter James of Elkhorn had bust.
ness in this town lastsFriday.
o. Nelson shipped a'rcar of hogs tc
South Omaha Friday evening.
Fred Sable was attending to bust
ness in Audubon the last of the week
N. E. Crane was attending to bust.
ness at the court house the last of the
week.
Henry Wells was up to Sizer Bros.
last week and done some butchering
for them.
Walt Crees, east of Old Hamlin,
was in Extra last Saturday transact
ing business.
A brother of Chris Rose from South
Dakota, is visiting him this week
south Of town.
o. P. Tyler has employed man by
the name of Taylor helping at chores
during his absence.
w. D. Stanley and H. Phipps have
been delivering their wheat here
receiving the top price.
Tom Bruhn is much pleased with
the sleighing as he can haul the lum-
Der to Elkhorn mnch easier.
Fl. Wilson sold eight head of cattle
to John Mcclure the last Of the week
delivering them at Audubon.
w. d. Stanley, residing southeast
of town, had business requiring his
presence in Extra last Friday.
Jens Andersen, the secretary of the
Blue Grass Creamery, called in
Extra on business last Monday.
Go to johnson & Carstensen's for
dandy heater or cook stove or range
only few left and prices right.
John Reed, the cream hauler for the
southeast part of this township, had
business in Extra last Saturday.
L. G.. Lauritzen, residing a few
miles west of town, had business
calling him to Extra last Monday.
Just Justesen P. M. has been very
busy the past week with out door
work taking care of and shipping
poultry.
o. P. Tyler came home last week
from South Omaha and took two cars
of cattle to that city on Monday
evening.
Chris Christensen and Chris Han
sen west OF town, had Wells q Davis
out Smelling their surplus corn ON
Tuesday.
Jake Warner, residing near Old
Hamlin, passed three or four days at
Omaha returning here on Tuesday
morning.
Nels Rattenborg and Martin
Mortensen attended the Oleson-
Rattenborg nuptials at Elkhorn last
Thursday.
Chris Christensen has been en-
ployed by George Gill in doing
chores and is now engaged in that
occupation.
Cora Wilson lost his big black
horse last Sunday which was a val
liable animal and works quite hard
ship on him.
Fred Rice, Hans Christensen and H.
Shryer, were purchasing their Christ
mas presents in Audubon on Satur-
day evening.
Harry Akers and George Wells
gave free concert to our citizens last
Saturday evening which was appre-
ciated by those who heard it.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Olesen arrived
at their home with her brother Hans
Rattenborg the first of this week and
are now at home to their friends.
Miss Matilda Christensen came
down from Audubon last week and |
attended the wedding at Elkhorn
accompanied by Hans Rattenborg.
Andrew Wells furnished Hamlin
citizens with nice juicy steak from
fat three year old heifer last week and
he will continue doing SO for short
time.
j. G. johnson and wife and her
sister, Miss Matilda Christensen,
passed Thursday at the home Of his
cousin, j. II. johnson, in West
Extra.
Aug Burr received telegram the
last of the week from a relative at
Oxford, Iowa, informing him of the
death of little girl belonging to the
latter.
G. @. Cushing returned from
Portsmouth, Iowa, last Saturday to
the home of his son-in-law, John
Reed, in the southeast part of Hamlin
township.
Pete Nelson now enjoys his trip in
the morning from Audubon to his
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