Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-16
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Clark Wilson made business trip
to.Exira last week.
o. P. Tyler is taking in the carni-
val at Atlantic this week leaving on
Monday.
The Elkhorn Lumber Company
were unloading a car of lumber on
Tuesday.
The milk haulers are down to bust
ness and are making their trips every
other day.
Noah E. Crane is building a corn
crib 24x32x12 feet on his farm two
miles south of town.
Rasmus Jurgensen bought one of
johnson u Carstensen's Defiance
Sulky plows this week.
J. N. Griffin of Omaha visited Sat-
urday at the home of his brother O..
Griffin north of the station.
Mrs. N. E. Craue was severely ill
one night the last of the week but
was feeling better on Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Berg and son Arthur of
Audubon were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Justesen last Saturday.
Henry johnson and his sister Miss
Anna johnson from near Elkhorn
were the guests of their cousin Chris
johnson and wife the first of this
week.
Jas. johnson and wife of near Ex-
ira were visiting his cousin Chris
johnson and wife in this town last
Sunday.
The new house on the hill south of
town belonging to Hans Marcussen is
up and will soon be ready for the
plasterers.
Mrs. r. r. Hansen was engaged in
shopping in Audubon between trains
last Tuesday prior to her departure
for the west.
Justesen & Son have received a
large invoice of shoes which they
will call their customers, attention to
in few days.
Presiding Elder Allen held CONFER
ence and delivered the, sacrament at
the Old Hamlin M. E. church the
first of the week.
Hamlin citizens propose to all take
a day off, and visit Atlantic on
Thursday if the weather is suitable
for an outing of that kind.
Farmers are talking corn shocking
now and are making guesses on the
probable yield and also preparing to
properly garner the grain.
Nels Ostergaard of Audubon spent
Saturday and Sunday at this station
in company with his former chum
and school Anton Justesen.
Mrs. Jens Disregard and Mrs. D.
Petersen both residents of the county
seat we're the guests of Mrs. c. Juste-
sen from Saturday until Monday.
N. Christensen and sisters Anna and
Matilda were visiting their sister
Mrs. Chris johnson the first of the
week returning on Wednesday to
Elkhorn.
Miss Mabel Gleason daughter of
DR.. Gleason of Audubon was visiting
last Saturday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Morey, four miles east of
the Station.
w. N. Hopkins and George Gill
went down near Wiota Wednesday
and purchased big load of "Ben
Davis' apples which they retailed at
soc q bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Fenton are in
tending to start to Montana next
week to see if they can close the deal
for the ranch they have been dealing
for this summer.
Peter K. Petersen residing two
miles south of the station will take
charge of the creamery during the
absence of Mr.. Hel'eman at the butter-
makers convention at Milwaukee.
A bally broken cart was the only
result of a colt belonging to Henry
Warner running away last Saturday
and causing the people to break for
the sidewalk to keep out of danger.
Hamlin Markets on Tuesday, hogs
Sc so to 1878, wheat 53c, corn 45c,
oats 233c, potatoes zoe, creamery
butter 234c, dairy lie, eggs 1Sc, hens
Sc, chickens. 7ac, ducks 64c, turkeys
CSC.
Rev. Jacob Werth exchanged pull
pits last Sunday with Rev. Geo.
Mess, the latter preaching here
while the former went to Shenan-
doah on Saturday returning on Mon
day.