Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-15
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Tom Bruhn is busy hauling lumber
to Elkhorn.
The buttermaker reports the supply
of milk greatly increased within the
last week.
/. X. l.. Remedies always on hand
and for sale by JOHNSON u Christensen.
William Mcclure is still at the old
stand and is picking up few good
hogs occasionally.
Order your binding Irvine, standard
make, of johnson & Christensen before
the rise in price.
TUESDAY Markets:-Wheat, Sc;
corn, SOC; oats, SIC; creamery butter,
23c; country butter nc; eggs, 14c.
Hans Christensen visited at the home
OF Hans Rattenborg and wife, in At
lantic, last Saturday and Sunday.
johnson, one of our implement
men, had business requiring his at
tention in Audubon, last Tuesday.
The merchants have made necessary
repairs on their side walk in front OF
their business properties, this week.
James q. Moore was in town Tues
day enlivening our citizens with his
pleasant address, besides doing little
trading.
Hans Rattenborg, now that he has
finished that big double corn crib, has
Chris Nelson at work giving it coat
of paint.
Jens S. Petersen was transacting
business in this town, last Tuesday,
and incidently ordered The Journal
sent to his address.
Ernest Smith went to Extra last
Sunday to pay short visit to his
father, Wib Smith, who works in a
livery barn in that city.
A reporter for The Journal is at the
Station every Tuesday. Give him
the news and keep posted by giving
HIM your subscription for that paper.
Miss Belle Worley, of Atlantic, is
passing few days visiting with her
friend, Miss Anna Warner, at the
home of Jake Warner, east of this
town.
Fred Heileman is pleased over the
passage of the Oleomargarine bill by
Congress, as the buyer and consumer
will now know what they are pur-
chasing.
The road grader stands at the black
smith shop for repairs and it will be
put on our streets as soon as the sur
veyor locates the metes and bounds of
the same.
John Dawson, residing over east in
Greeley, was in town Tuesday and re-
ports his new house as being framed
and ready to raise. Vic Ancioux is
doing the work.
The Elkhorn Lumber Company re-
ceived two cars of lumber, the past
week, besides a car of posts to be
transported by team to their extensive
yards in Elhhorn.
George Spyrup is getting every
thing ready to plaster the new addi-
ton recently annexed to- his residence
When completed this will be cozy
and comfortable residence.
Mrs. Jens Christensen, of Audubon,
came to this town, last Friday, and
was the guest of her friends and old
neighbors, Chris Justesen and wife,
and just Justesen and wife.
Presiding Elder Yaggy, who held
quarterly meeting here the last Of the
week, at the Evangelical church, went
to Audubon last Monday to hold
like meeting in that city.
Andrew Topp, an industrious and
capable farmer living southwest of
town, treated himself and family to a
brand new up to-date buggy while in
this place one day this week.
johnson s. Christensen have sold the
last of ten U. s. planters. A pretty
good showing for firm situated as
they are with earnest competition on
the north and south Of them.
William Slater, the blind musician
of Greeley, gave concert laet Thurs
day night at Old Hamlin, at number
two Friday night and last Tuesday
night one at Hamlin Center school
house.
Gill Petty is still engaged in STIR
ring the soil, south of town, for corn
and as long as the weather continues
cool, as it is by spells, he thinks the
corn is as we'll in the sack as in the
ground.
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