Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-02-27
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Mrs. Lizzie Barns visited Audubon
on bus mess, last Monday.
One car of hogs was shipped from
the Station the past week.
William Clark went to Extra last
Tuesday to transact business.
Ray Clark has contracted to work
for George Gill this summer.
Joe Petty has been visiting friends
in Audubon for few days past.
Counselman's elevator sent out one
car of wheat the past week to Chicago.
John Reed has the George Struth-
ers route for milk hauling this season.
Frank Erving has hired to Will
Armstrong this year, receiving $500
month.
johnson e. Christensen sold num-
Der of feed grinders and harrows, this
week, to our farmers.
Mrs. William Mcclure and the
children passed Monday visiting her
parents, in Audubon.
o. P. Tyler was still in Houston,
Texas, last week, but expects to be at
home about March 1.
Alex Crees returned from Adair
last Saturday where he had been as
witness in land deal.
It. j. Emery invested in feed
grinder and some supplements bought
of our dealers, last week.
Mrs. Will Young and one daughter
have been quite i'll the past week, but
were some better on Tuesday.
Robert CLARK is going to work for
Jacob Warner, this year, at $22 90 a
year and horse feed thrown in.
Nels Holm has agreed to labor this
summer for Jorgen Hartesen this sea-.
son at the rate of $1,000 per month.
Andrew Fredrickson has hired out
to Mr.. Davis residing east of Audu-
bon, and to receive $4,000 per month.
Thomas Sweeney of Cameron town
ship has moved down near here to the
property vacated by Wills Forsnough.
There was crowded house in Old
Hamlin, Sunday night, at the Metho-
dist church to hear Presiding Elder
Allen.
George Peck, who has been visit
ing in Adax, returned on Friday and
hired out TO Walk Crees at So 90 per
month.
Hansen g. Christensen started in on
their vehicles, last week, by selling a
fine top buggy to Chris Hansen, west
of Hamlin.
Arb. Root has engaged to labor for
John Dawson in Greedy this summer
and is to receive S25 90 per month for
his services.
Fral Tyler and his lady friend
drove 70 Auaubon nSunday evening
and ,nded services at the Presby-
teri lurch.
Ha..y Robinson has hired out to
Ase il lsoo, east of Old Hamlin, re. .
ceiving S22 90 and pasture and feed
for one horse.
Frank McNal;y was busy as nail
er last Tuesday supplying the muddy
weather wants shoeing horses and
mending vehicles ect.
The electors at number two, Ham
lin township, meet next Monday to
q
ard, whose term expires.
Peter Mortesen, residing near Elk
horn, has received a car of lumber at
this place with which he intends to
build residence on his farm.
Mrs. Chris Hansen, west of town,
has been visiting friends at Elkhorn
ard last Sunday Chris drove over and
brought her backbone in the evening.
Chris Justesen adjusted business
matters in Audubon last Monday. He
is inclined to think his bank is little
too far off about bank deposit time.
j. B. Brown the accredited agent OF
the Station here was in town or
Thursday shaking hands with his
agent here Harry Percy and attend
ing to private affairs.
Frank Tyler now has big bunch Of
cattle feeding in tae Gerard pastures.
Frank says it keeps him on the move
to keep so many cattle this season OF
the year when feed is SO scarce.
August Burr has car of building
stone unloaded and tbs most of il
hauled out to his farm, in Greeley