Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-08
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George Gill was transacting bust
ness in Extra last Tuesday.
L. X. l.. Remedies always on hand
and for sale by Johnson Il Christensen.
A car load of pumps and tanks were
set off here, Monday, for kimballton
parties.
Secure your from four to six quart
ice cream freezers of johnson u Car
stensen.
Order your binding Irvine, standard
make, of johnson & Christensen before
the rise in price.
William Crees and family returned
Wednesday from their visit with
friends at Red Oak.
The freight received last month far
exceeded any month siuce this station
was opened up tor business.
Mrs. Noah Crane, residing two and
one-half miles south OF town, is in
very poor health this spring.
Mr.. jacobson, residing south of
town, was here one day last week and
purchased new top buggy.
o. P. Tyler is in Omaha this week
visiting his son, Frank Tyler, and
taking in the sights Of that city.
Just Justensen is getting onto the
knack of running Uncle Sans bust
ness, at the Station, in fine style.
The Tuesday Wheat, 5Sc;
corn, SOC; oats, SIC; creamery butter,
23c; country butter, 1sc; eggs, 15c.
Uncle James Bell, of Old Hamlin,
is in Rome, New York State, receiv-
ing treatment for the cancer on his
neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson visited last
Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen, near Elk
Horn.
Harry Percy is well and at his post
again, his foot that was injured by a
rusty nail giving him no further
trouble.
William MCGUIRE has purchased a
new wind mill for use at his stock
yards and will soon have it in work
ing order.
Rev. j. Wirth will be assisted next
Saturday and Sunday in the services
at the Evangelical church by Elder
Yaggy, of Des MOines.
Miss Jessie Gerard has been suffer-
ing with an abscess that formed in her
head and which broke Monday night,
giving the lady instant relief.
Frank Braun, of south east Hamlin
township, is putting in system of
water works on his farm, the ditch
being ninety rods in length.
A great deal of corn was planted
in this vicinity last week and if moth.
ing intervenes this week will see the
whole of the crop in the ground,
Section Foreman Edmundson and
men were at work near the switch, il
the Station, Tuesday, making some
necessary repairs and improvements
Bert Petty and wife, of Harlan,
passed a couple of days the last of the
week as guests of his uncle Gill Petty
and family, residing one mile south
of town.
Henry Wells, of south Hamlir
township, lett Tuesday for Kansas t.
look at land in that state with view
to securing good farm if he finds ON
to suit him.
The Counselman Company will
keep part of their old crib lumbe
and later on will build two small
cribs for what surplus corn may COM
in before Smelling time.
Mr.. Miller, who lives out mort
east of town, was in one day last wee
and looking over johnson Il Carsten
sens array of vehicles purchased
very nice top buggy for family use
Born on Tuesday morning to MI
and Mrs. William MCGUIRE brigh
baby girl. Will was out on the stree
that morning receiving the customar
cong VI Ills iuduy 1I1ouu
over the result. Mother and daughte
are doing we'll.
j. H. Jones went to Chicago lat
Saturday night with two cars of cal
tie of his own feeding that average
twelve hundred and forty lone pound
each and received $3.50 per hundre