Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-09
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Ray Clark went to Audubon on
business last Tuesday.
Jens Andersen had business in
Audubon last Tuesday.
Harm Rice, near Old Hamlin, is
feeding two cars of steers.
Jacob Warner made business trip
to Atlantic last Saturday.
Mrs. Clark went to the county
seat on Tuesday to transact business
Ed Dryden is now feeding the two
cars of cattle he recently purchased OF
0. P. Tyler
Cal Graham spent last Sunday
visiting his mother Mrs. Lizzie
Barnes of this town.
The Kimballton Company unload
ed another car of lumber here last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
j. H. Jones of Pleasant Ridge has
commenced to feed two cars OF cattle
for the early spring market.
Asa johnson residing four miles
east OF this station is feeding a car of
steers for the spring market.
Pete Nelson, our up-to-date hog
buyer, shipped two cars of hogs to
South Omaha the past week.
Mrs. Thomas Bruhn and children
drove over to Harlan last Friday and
visited sister residing there.
George Gerard wife and daughter
returned last Monday from their Wis
it with friends at st. Paul, MINI.
We are pleased to note that all
those reported ill last week have
regained their usual health or nearly
SO.
We noticed fine line of heating
stoves in at our hardware dealer's
last Tuesday that they had just re-
ceived.
G. A. Root from east of Old Ham
lin was in town the last of the week
and bought a new wagon of our
dealers.
Rev. George Mess will preach next
Sunday at O'Clock in the school
house known as Fair View over in
Greeley.
A. w. McNutt residing on fine
farm out north east of town sold a
good roadster to horse buyer last
week for $4,000
The Misses Rose and Lavina TYLER
visited Atlantic last Saturday; the
former is not enjoying the best of
health at this time.
Counselman & Co., shipped a car
of wheat to Burlington last week and
one car of oats to Cedar Rapids and
another to Burr Oak.
S. A. Heath had sale of his house,
hold goods out in Melville last Mon
day and WILSON start for the east
on visit to old acquaintance.
Chris Christensen was over from
near Elkhorn last week and purchas-
ed one Of those fine surveys that are
kept by johnson and Christensen.
1t is expected that presiding Elder
DR.. w. o. Allen will preach at Old
Hamlin at the M. e. church next
Sunday afternoon at 800 O'Clock.
Mrs. Mamie Settlemeyer, of near
Templeton, was visiting near here
last week at the home of j. f. Settle
meyer returning to her home on Mon
day.
W. D. Stanley has one car of steers
in his feed lot which he will grad
ually bring up to to the full feeding
point by the time cold weather
comes.
Blacksmith McNally was plaster
ing his house the first of this week
to keep in as much heat as possible
when coal is away up to the V notch
per ton.
Mrs. S. j. Dannett returned to her
home at Comanche, Iowa, last Mon
day after a pleasant visit at the home
of her brother H. G.. Rice near Old
Hamlin.
Ed Dryden residing in the south
west part of this township is sending
his boy and girl to school in Extra.
They drive back and forth when the
weather permits.
Geo. Gill weighed his car of steers
before turning them into the feed
lot and they averaged 9Ss pounds.
He proposes to weigh them once a
month and note the result.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes of this
village recently sold her mule and
says she paid up every debt she owes
and now "Can look the whole world
in the face. for she owes not any man.