Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-04-24
Hanlin

Henry Wells transacted business in
Extra the last of the week.
l. Y. L. Remedies always on hand
and for sale by j oHNsoN 81 CHRISTENSEN.
Hans Christensen was in Atlantic
last Sunday visiting friends, return
ing home Monday.
George Gill and Ed. johnson ship
ped two cars of those $40 cattle to
Chicago, on last Sunday.
Gill Petty was attending to the
chores part of the time during the
absence of Mr.. O. p. Tyler.
Geo. Struthers is employed by Tom
Bruhn to deliver lumber and he is max
ing regular trips to Elkhorn.
Ole Tarkelsen and Albert Boyer
were in town, Tuesday, on business
connected with their ditchiug outfit.
Mrs Lizzie Barnes intends to beau
tify her home with coat of paint
this week, if the wind stops blowing.
There will be preaching at the
Brushy College next Sunday evening
Rev. j. Wlrth officiating, every body
invited.
If you wish to become Jouraal
reader leave your order at either of
the business houses and your wants
will be attended to.
Terkelsep and Boyer are making a
ditch for Chris Nissen, west of town,
that will be one hundred and fifteen
rods long when completed.
John Jensen and Thos. Christensen
sold hogs in this market the last of
the week and Hans Petersen sold two
loads the first of the week.
The markets on Tuesday were Sigh
ly higher: wheat, 56c; corn, SIC; oats,
BIC; creamery butter, SAC; country zoe;
eggs, 14c; potatoes 81 .05 lo$1.40
Soren Sorensen, a well-to-do farm
er west of town, has erected Demp-
ster wind mill on mis- place to insure
good supply of water for his stock.
Louie Petersen was hauling out the
the piping, Tuesday. for carrying the
water to his feed yards, west of town,
he having the wind mill up already.
Rev. Raglan, of Lohrville, Iowa,
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Old Hamlin, occupied the
pulpit there last Sunday morning
and in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charley Spencer were
the recipients of beautiful center
table, a belated wedding present from
relatives in Chicago one day last weel
which was duly appreciated by thi'
young couple.
Mr.and Mrs. Chris johnson wer,
visiting =. the home of his brother
near Elkh0ln, Sunday. The band wa
ont and furnished some splendid mu
sic and fine time was experienced
by all present.
0. P. Tyler, who went to Omah'
with his son, Frank Tyler, one weel
ago, returned last Tuesday having re
mained to see Frank duly installe'
and at work in the stock yards for
firm in South Omaha.
Bridge Contractor John Ward an
County Supervisor j. Shingledecke
were at the Station, Tuesday. Th
bridge men were then at work up i
Viola township, and expect to be i
Extra in about three weeks.
The Elkhorn Lumber Company W;
in receipt of three cars of lumber ar
one of lime and cement the past wee
and several loads of it are already
the Elkhorn yard. the rest being pile
up in the she'd located here
Mrs. o. P. Tyler received lett
from her daughters, the Misses Co
and Agnes Tyler, who are now out
Denver saying that they liked II
city, the climate and would rema
there for the time being, at least.
James Keightley and family,
Hamlin, who recent disposed of the
landed property in that place to t
Presbyterian people for parsonag
has moved to Audubon where he
bought lots and erected buildings.