Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-29

Counselman & Company shipped q
car of corn south, on Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Gerard is once more
feeling better than for long time.
Miss Rose Tyler was down to At
lantic last Tuesday attending to busl-
ness.
The Elkhorn Lumber company has
inst received another car of cedar
posts.
Andrew Franzen, of near Audubon,
is now hauling lumber for Tom
Bruhn.
Charley Spencer and j. H. Jones
shipped their car of hogs this week
to Omaha.
Miss Helen Young has been sick the
past week, but was reported some bet
ter last Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank McNally was in Attain
tic this week visiting a sister, Mrs.
Leary, who is ill.
Ernest Smith was down at the Geo.
Plantz sale last Monday and bought
horse, paying $1,000.
Hans Rattenborg has a new roof on
the building on the farm he recently
purchased, west of town.
Madison Spencer, who resides few
miles west of Hamlin, is having
new porch added to his residence.
The Badger and Corn Maker riding
cultivators 90 like hot cakes this week
at johnson q Carstensen's. 1W
Nels Christensen, of south west
Hamlin township, is building tine
new residence which he will soon
have completed.
Mrs. Hans johnson, of Atlantic,
came to this station on Monday ana
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Bruhn for few days.
Surveyor Wattles and Supervisor
Shingledecker finished the setting OF
the grade stakes for the road two
miles west of town last Tuesday.
johnson g. Christensen have just re-
ceived a car lot of the Deering harves-
tiers, rakes, mowers, binding Irvine
and cultivators. Give them call.
D. w. Powers and his road graders
and men are doing fine job of work
on the hill, west of town, for which
those passing that way are delighted.
Don't purchase your harvesting out
fit until YOU see what we carry in the
way of Deering goods.
JOHNSON g. CARsTENsEN.
Miss Maggie Stanley has been sick
the past week and on Tuesday her
brother, Charley Stanley, was taken
ill with the humps or some disease
closely allied to it.
Mr.. Nicoli Christensen and Jens
Friese were over from Elkhorn last
Sunday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris johnson, returning to their
homes Oh Monday.
The Kimballton Lumber Company
have received car Of shingles and one
of house finishings at the Station this
week which they are hauling to their
yards in that town.
Chris jacobson, residing west of
town, was here on business last Tues
day morning and taking look at the
latest new rig, Black Beauty, with a
view to purchasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. johnson, OF
Extra, accompanied by Miss Laura
Hansen, were visiting last Sunday at
the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris johnson, of this town.
johnson & Christensen received this
week carload of buggies, the third
since they have been in business here
In the load is one pattern, the "Black
Beauty, which is a beauty, and sure
to be boss seller.
w. D. Stanley was in town Tues.
day and from his movements we opine
he may at some future time become 8
citizen and probably business mar
of our live little town. He is going
on another trip to Kansas soon.
heV. dIS usou, ny HoutCdl Oldlt
Sunday School Missionary of the
Presbyterian church, will preach il
the church near Old Hamlin on Sun.
day, June Sth. Don't forget the date
but give him big congregation.
o. P. Tyler has gone again, this
time to Texas or Kansas, he didn't
exactly know which, but wherever
he may go he will keep his weather
eye open for a good farm against the
time in which he will be offered that
$1,000 per acre.
The Iowa Telephone Company has
has received and on Tuesday were un.
loading car of poles for their line
near here to replace those rotted out
There is also rumor that their line
is to be extended III another direction
but it is not vouched for.
The committees have been appoint.
ed TO make proper arrangements to