Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-30
Hanlin

Miss Mabel Moore was an Audubon
visitor on Tuesday.
j. M. BRYAN W as an Extra business
caller last Monday.
Peter Nelson shipped a car of hogs
to South Omaha last Monday.
Hans Christensen transacted busl-
ness in Audubon last Tuesday.
w. N. Hopkins purchased a new
farm wagon Of our dealers last week.
Walk Crees was in town last Tues
day making inquiries for good corn
husser.
G.. Justesen broke the coal pinch
the first of the week when he received
three cars Of coal.
Chris johnson and wife visited his
cousin }. X. johnson and family in
West Extra last Sunday.
Elder Yaggy of Des Moines Off
ciated at the Evangelical conference
at Fair View last week.
Counselman u Company shipped
car OF oats last week to Burr Oak
and one to Cedar Rapids.
Hans Mortensen had his house
lathed last week Lora and Elmer
Bailey of Audubon doing the work.
The best advertising medium tor
any person is the local paper which
goes into the homes of the people, as
this paper does.
Mrs. j. M. Bryan started last Mon
day for Abel, in Dallas county to
visit sister who is reported to be
dangerously i'll.
G.. r. Nissen and Mrs. Nissen were
guests OF MI. and Mrs. James X.
johnson who reside in the Donohue
house in north West Extra.
Elder Yaggy lett for his home at
Des Moines last Monday after holding
services in the Evangelical church in
this town on Sunday evening.
The Elkhorn Lumber Company re-
reived another car of posts and car
OF lumber the last Of the week which
was about all unloaded on Tuesday.
Peter Lykke one OF the stock hold
ers in the Elkhorn Lumber Company
and insurance agent was looking over
this village last Tuesday and seeking
the uninsured.
The new culverts are in on Main
street which Carry OFT the water in
fine shape from the spring near by so
there will hereafter be no quag-
mire near there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knud Hansen resid-
ing west of town drove down to
West Extra last Sunday and visited
at the home OF their friends Mr.. and
Mrs. J. X. johnson.
The new smoke stack for the
creamery was received the first of the
week and will be put in place as soon
as it is possible to secure the neces-
sary help to raise it.
Mrs. Anna Leary and two children
OF Atlantic, arrived in this town last
Saturday and visited until Tuesday
evening at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. + rank McNally.
Peter Nissen living on the north
west border OF this village is prepar-
ing to build barn so Sc feet and
will commence work this week if he
can secure the carpenters to do the
work.
Mrs. o. r. Conger and boy who
have been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Gill near Old Ham.
lin for about two months returned to
their home at Valley junction last
week.
James Murray whose home is in
Atlantic, but who now works with
the Northwestern bridge gang, visit
ed at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Frank McNally, in this town last
Tuesday.
George Wells returned from north
ern Iowa last Friday to engage in the
fall corn husking and says he prefers
to engage in that business here on &C
count OF the larger ears and better
yield per acre.
There was large and pleasant
party last Monday night at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Potter north west
of this town, followed by an excel
lent oyster stew served ala Delmon-
leo to which everyone did justice.
Hans P. Martisen within the last
week has erected nice looking stable
and a large hog shed on his farm
joining town on the southwest. He
will soon have everything prepared
and in shape to brave the storms of
winter.