Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-12

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w. Fl. Warner, of near Old Ham.
lin, attended the funeral of his moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Worley, west of At
lantic last week.
Ole Terklesen of Elkhorn was in
town one day last week on his way
to northwest of Audubon where he
was intending to husk corn.
VIM. Clark, the fine sheep fancier
and breeder, northeast of Old Ham
lin, took car of marketable sheep to
South Omaha last Saturday.
An agent of cream separator was
trying to induce the farmers last
week to invest in his the only true
and perfect machine on the market.
Several loads of lumber have been
hauled into Sharon township the past
week from the two yards here for re-
pairs and the erection of small build
ings.
o. P. Tyler, of Council Bluffs, was
visiting his daughters near this town
last Thursday and reported his wife
as being we'll and liking her new
home.
Henry Wells was in town Tuesday
on his return from Audubon where
he had been engaged in saving wood
for parties with his wood saving
outfit.
Amiel Waltz, residing two miles
west of Hamlin, has just finished hav-
ing his house plastered which he had
moved onto its present locations some
time ago.
Oluf Hansen is experimenting the
erection of a neat, comfortable 12x20
lumber Office on the grounds OF the
Elkhorn Lumber Company west of
the corner store.
The Messrs Lawrence and Henry
johnson were over from Elkhorn on
Monday on business with their BROTH
err J. @. johnson of the implement
and hardware store.
Jos. Ridpath of near Audubon was
in town Tuesday and informs US that
his daughter, Mrs. Gil Petty, who is
in the asylum at Clarinda is pro-
nounced incurable.
The following township officers
were elected at the late election:
Chris Justesen, justice of the peace;
Peter Madsen, township trustee; n.
E.. Crane, constable.
Mr.. Smith, the lumber hauler at
Extra, was in town Tuesday loading
up a lot of old iron purchased Of
Blacksmith McNally for Fl. P. Han
sen of West Extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Rattenborg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Spyrup and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Christensen, were in
town Sunday, the guests of Simon
Christensen and wife.
Chris Nelson, the Kimballton
wind mill and lightning rod dealer,
was here last week and took out sew
eral loads of material for the erection
of several mills contracted for.
Charley Hensley, who with his
wife and children, are staying with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Gill,
near town, had business at the county
seat and in Extra the last of the week.
Mrs. Tharp, daughter of M. G. Gill
and wife, returned Friday to her
home in Chicago after three weeks
visit with her parents here and a
sister and other relatives west of At
lantic.
VIM. Olsen has had the name OF
raising the best cornin this neighbor-
hood salable as seed corn and as a
consequence he has sold a great many
bushels to those west of here who
were hailed out last summer.
Charley Wells is doing we'll at the
butcher business and will soon put
up that butcher shop he has beer
contemplating for some time. HI
has purchased a good block and tools
and expects to sell meat CHEAP.
Manager Jens Anderson of the Kim.
ballton yards visited friends in Kim
ballton, Sunday. The rumor tina
Jens is tired of single life is all {
myth, as he says he has no serious in
tentions to change whatever and wha
he says we believe.
The Elkhorn and Kimballton lum
Der companies met at the latter place
as mentioned last week as being thei
intention and appointed a committed
of representative men from each com
pany to settle the preliminaries to SCI
if the two interests could be consoli
dated.
Our good farmers being for tn
most part very busy now gettiD!
their corn out of the field but few
hogs were marketed last week W
notice Frank Beers with one load
Jens P. Jensen one, Frank Braun
three, L. A. May one, Mrs. F. John
son one and Sam Atkinson one load
The creamery was still and desert
ed Tuesday that being the day tina
the haulers do not deliver milk an
a gentle knock followed by resound