Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-28
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banks last Monday at this station.
Pete Nelson shipped two cars o
hogs to South Omaha the past week.
Invitations are out for big party
at the Stanley home next Friday
night.
w. N. Hopkins visited friend
south of Wiota last week returning
on Monday.
c. Justesen IL Son are having {
SPLENDID trade now days which they
richly deserve.
Chris Justesen received two car!
of Illinois coal this week for the bene.
fit of his patrons.
The Elk Horn Lumber Co. had
two cars OF lumber on the track last
Tuesday to unload.
Marion, the son of j. HI. Jones had
business requiring his attention in
Audubon last Tuesday.
Mrs. r. F. Hansen was in the
county capital last Saturday having
some dental work done.
Counselman & Co. shipped two
cars of wheat and one of oats from
this station this week.
Uncle James Bell has been spend
ing the week at the home of his
brother Joe Bell in Extra.
j. P. Lair of Extra, agent for a
Dayton, Ohio grocery firm, was can
wasting this town last Monday.
Mrs. G. Justesen was on the sick
list part Of last week but we are
glad to hear she is up and about
again.
The M. E. sociable at Old Hamlin
came off as announced and was we'll
attended the net proceeds amounting
to $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank East's boy of
Anita was over east last Tuesday
paying his parents visit returning
to his home on Saturday.
Miss Jessie McNutt who works in
Atlantic came home the last of the
week for few days rest and recrea-
ton with the folks at home.
Chris johnson and wife went to
Elk Horn last Sunday to big birth
day party at John Hansens'. They
had not returned on Tuesday.
Mrs. r. F. Hansen and her sister,
Miss Myrtle Justesen visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Knudsen
west of town last Saturday.
Miss Emma Crees, Miss Nora Nc
Daniels, Thomas White and Mark
Story, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Spencer last Sunday.
w. st Clair who gave lecture at
the Presbyterian church to a fair
sized audience last Friday night left
for his home in the east last Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Barns married daught-
er and baby who reside in Atlantic
Aisited the former from Saturday un-
til Monday at her home in this town.
Mrs. H. G. Rice celebrated her
birthday last Friday with the assist
ance of a number of her neighbors
who came and enjoyed her hospital
ity.
Mrs. A. c. Tharp of Chicago who
has been visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. M. c. Gill returned to her home
last Monday after very enjoyable
visit.
The Blue Grass Creamery unloaded
200 tubs and 10 barrels of dairy salt
the first of the week. This creamery
is doing paying business at this
time.
There was young folks party out
at the pleasant home OF j. H. Jones
last Tuesday night in which every
one was we'll pleased and glad to be
there.
Our lodge meetings are welcomed
now by those interested and several
have signified their intention to be.
come members when the signs are
favorable.
Andrew Anderson who has been
AauAlb9 iuliiDcI lOT lOHl DrunQ mas
given up that job and is now work.
ing for Chris Nelson, he of wind
mill fame.
Ole Terkelsen and Hans Christensen
went out to the birth day party at
John Hansens' south east of ElkHorn
last Sunday and also attended dance
while there.
g. Larson who went to Turin.
Iowa on visit short time ago has
sent tor his trunk and belongings
having made up his mind 10 stay
there in the future.
Frank Pfeiffer's little bow having
taken turn for the better after his
long illness gave, Frank chance to
take trip to Templeton on business
the first Of this week
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