Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-19
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of her father, left last Saturday for
her home near Staples, Minnesota.
| Jens Anderson sold a very smooth
| limbed horse at the sale the other day
which brought him the snug sum of
S155 25, the moral of which is, raise
good animals and you will get good
prices.
John Reed, Martin Mortesen and
Peter Lauritzen have been employed
to haul milk here, and either John
| Nelson or John Jensen will soon be
engaged which will complete the
routes.
The Young Peoples Alliance will
be held at the Evangelical church on
next Sunday evening, good attend
ance is desired. Delegations from
Audubon and Viola Center will be
present.
The recital given here by Miss
Bonita Bryan was a success, we'll
pleasing and enjoyed by the crowded
house that heard and witnessed the
I entertainment she gave here one
evening last week.
Henry Shryer, our hustling young
agent, now wears hobby little
regulation railroad cap when on
duty, which gives Henry s. rather
officious look when properly poised
on his raven-hued locks.
Our enterprising business man
Peter Nelson has purchased fine
buggy of the firm of johnson s.
Christensen, and as his residence is in
Audubon he can drive back and forth
with great deal more comfort.
Mr.. Joel Crees, living two and one
half miles southwest OF town, left
last Friday for Atalissa, Iowa, in
response to message informing him
OF the serious illness of his brother.
Henry Crees, who resides near that
city.
The ladies of this town and vicinity
all attended the Swedish Quartette in
Audubon last Friday night and from
the mint thrown out they all had
spanking good time with more fun
thrown in than was down on the bills
of the troupe.
Mr.. r. T. Fredericksep, brother
in-law of j. G. johnson. Hans
Fredericksen, Mr.. P. II. Belle and
Miss Mary Belle of South Dakota.
arrived here the first of the week in
order to be present at the johnson.
Esbeck nuptials.
The markets in this town last Tues
day were as follows: Cows butchers,
stuff 2c(g3c, steers 3c@4c, hogs Sc go.
wheat sac, corn CSC, oats &c, barley
35c, creamery butter 26c, dairy lsc.
eggs 13c, potatoes 35c, Centerville
coal 1925, Illinois 1918.
Charles Lowe shipped his goods to
Stuart where his brother in law will
finish loading the car and then they
go to Minnesota to reside. Mr.. Lowe
some time since bought farm there
paying S11 per acre and recently
received all offer Of SIS, which he
declined.
Frank Mentally wears the broadcast
OF smiles this week and all on account
OF that big lusty 10 pound boy which
arrived at his home last Monday; and
Why shouldn't he as this is the first
boy in the family of four children.
The mother and boy are getting
along all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. johnson and
that confirmed bachelor, Hans Carsten-
sen, were all ready on Tuesday to
attend the Johnson Esbeck wedding
last Wednesday, the groom being a
brother Of Mr.. johnson; the bride is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Es-
beck out near Elkhorn.
Hans Fredericksen of near Carroll,
was here couple of days last week
looking over his farm, the Stanley
place, and made arrangements to take
out two car loads of movables to the
farm from this station when the cars
arrive this week. He will move the
rest of his goods and the family about
March LIST.
| Peter Rasmussen, foreman of the
Elkhorn Lumber Company at this
place, is now engaged in putting up
a nice dwelling 22x22x10 feet on lot
he recently purchased here. He now
lives in the Will Young house but
has to vacate as Danish farmer from
Nebraska has rented the farm and will
soon move here and take possession.
0. P. Tyler is still at Omaha look
ing for suitable place to move to
having rented his farm TO his son-in-
law, Charley Stetzell, who now lives
west of Audubon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyler have long been residents of this
vicinity and when they move their
absence will be regretted by all their
old time friends and neighbors in
their vicinity.
AS Milt Harris who works for
Tyler, was driving home Monday
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