Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-19
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car load of wagons this week.
Rev. j. Wirth will preach at the
Brushy College next Sunday evening.
Clark Wilson, at Old Hamlin, still
pursues the avocation of book agent.
Frank Nelson, depot agent at Bray
ton, was up Sunday helping Pete on a
monthly report.
Noah Crane informs us that he has
had plenty of this years crop of pota-
toes since June IL.
w. C. Sheets, residing a few miles
east of town, went to Audubon, last
Tuesday, on business.
Painters are giving the finishing
touches to the George Spencer resi-
denee at Old Hamlin.
w. D.. SANKEY'S money still reposes
in the bank, his offer for a farm not
having been accepted.
Mr.. Clark has required the services
of a physician this week again, being
treated for internal trouble.
Mrs. Just Justesen was out a few
days last week at the home of Ed.
Dryden and wife, south of town.
Mrs. Ed. Dryden has so far recov-
cred from her recent illness as to be
up and around, but is still quite weak.
Chris Justesen and wife attended
the funeral of their old friend, John
Windstrom, last Sunday at Audubon.
Ardo, with his fun producing per-
formances has come and gone. All say
it was a good show, especially for the
children.
The addition to the Joel Crees
home south oftown is about complet-
ed. The work was done by Evans and
son, of Audubon.
Hamlin buyers paid, on Tuesday,
$685. for hogs; wheat SIC, corr soc,
oats SIC, creamery butter pc, coun-
try butter lie, eggs 13c.
Peter Nissen, wife and children
Sundayed at the home of james john
son in Extra. Mr.. Nissen has a fine
fine farm near this town.
Will Mcclure has bargained for
the stock of groceries, in Nicola,
and if the deal finally goes through
he will go there August L.
Chris johnson drove to Brayton
and around the country t~hereaboHts,
Tuesday, on business connected with
his implement and machine trade.
Chris Nelson, the Kimballton wind
mill and pump man, received another
sar of mills at the Station, Monday.
The cyclone made Chris many new
sales.
Peter Nelson, railroad agent and
manager OF the elevator at this place,
has sent IN his resignation as agent,
too many other duties engaging his
attention.
Mrs. James Fenton, who lives at
Old Hamlin, started on Tuesday for a
visit and health restoring trip to
points in Montana. She expects to be
gone two months.
Charley Miller's family of children
are having quite a long siege with
the measles. AS fast as one gets UP
and around another comes down and
is quite sick for two or three DAYS.
Chris johnson and wife and her
sister, Miss Tilda Christensen, drove
down to Extra last Sunday and passed
the day as guests at the pleasant home
of James johnson and wife up in The
Heights.
Pete Nelson shipped another car of
hogs last Monday. He has already in
terested the neighboring farmers in
his fair dealings and will give every
cent hogs are worth on the market
the day they are brought.
Mrs. S. A. Boyce shipped her goods
to the Allen State Line Pier, New
York City, on Tuesday. She will fol-
low in a few days if the child which.
has been so ill of measles and compli-
cations continues to improve.
Nh. and Mrs. John L. Wells, the
latter formerly Miss Alice Oaks, de-
parted Monday of last week for New
York where they will take the steam
err for their future home at Manches-
ter, England.-Atlantic Messenger.
Hans Christensen, had another ur-
gent call to Atlantic last Sunday and
our citizens are wondering how long
they will continue. Hans says he has
an uncle living there which he thinks
should satisfy them as to his semi
monthly visits.
The last report in regard to the
Children's Day exercises at the Meth
odist church, which were postponed
on account of 80 many cases of Mea-
sizes among the children particularly
interested, has been given up for this
year, SO we are informed.
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