Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-04-10
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Mrs. Clark transacted business in
the county seat, Tuesday.
Sam Miller has rented his farm to
his SON. law, Joe Heath.
Chris johnson transacted business
in the county capital on Tuesday,
Marten Marcersen has completed
large hog house on his farm west of
town.
Last Sunday at the Lutheran church
eight miles west of here there were
twenty combinations.
Jens Andersen living south west of
town a few miles is building and
painting this and last week.
John Burr residing on farm east
of Old Hamlin sold two loads of nice
fat hogs OH Tuesday in this town.
Nels G. Miller and wife, residing
west of town, have the care of a very
sick baby at the present time.
A car of stone was unloaded last
week at this place but we did not
learn the name of the consignee.
James johnson, of Extra, and Chris
Barkes, of Elkhorn, stopped here on
business for a short time, Tuesday.
Mrs. Rattenborg, of Atlantic, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, of
this city, on Thursday and Friday.
Hans Christensen, the implement
man Of this city, was visiting rela-
tives and friends in Elkhorn, Sunday.
j. IL. Jones, of Greeley, has finish
ed the painting of that large barn and
it is said to be creditable piece Of
work.
Miss Christensen, after few days
visit with her brother in this town,
returned to her Elkhorn home, last
Sunday.
Lou Miller and wife, residing east
of this town, are both ill, of the grip,
the former especially, being very
sick man.
Artist Heileman has put on one coat
of paint on the creamery and will
probably finish it with second coat
this week.
Miss Emma Fenton, an able teacher
of this vicinity, began her duties as
teacher in the Old Hamlin school, on
last Monday.
A car of butter tubs were set off at
this station on Monday of which the
manager here will receive and unload
two hundred.
James Bell is making calculations
to soon go east and have the cancer,
from which he has suffered SO much,
again treated.
Mrs. Lon Bradley, who some three
years since was treated for cancer, is
greatly concerned at this time for feal
it is returning.
Markets for Tuesday, Wheat, sec:
corn, 36c; oats, SEC; creamery butter
Bic, country butter, 19c; eggs, l3c'
potatoes, $1.65.
Eleven cars of lumber unloaded at
this station for the Elkhorn Lumber
Company since March lst, is not bad
showing for our little town.
The county bridge builders have
Just finished bridge at the S. A
Heath farm, five miles east and on,
north, near the Anthony Myers place
One of George Morey's little girls
residing with her parents three mile
east of here, is under physician
care, suffering with tumor on he
face.
Mrs. Branstratter residing four AM
chased fine buggy this week of tn
enterprising implement firm of thi
town.
Miss Myrtle Justesen has recovere
from theindispositlon which recentl
befell her and is again behind the coun
ter engaged in keeping her father
books.
Tom Jessen, residing few mile
southwest of town, is busily engage
in building an addition to his house
and Tom Bruhn is hauling the lum
Der for the same.
0. P. Tyler, one day last week, sol
that big car load of steers he has bee
fattening, to Hensey Brothers & THE
len. They averaged twelve hundre
and eighty pounds and sold at S5.Sl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.