Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-19

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Andrew Wells made business
visit to Extra on Saturday.
Mrs. George Spyrup who was sick
last week was better on Tuesday.
N E. Crane and son, Cecil, were
delivering corn in Extra on Monday.
Hans Rattenborg had business call
ing him out to Elkhorn last Tues lay.
Noah Crane attended the Farmers
Institute in Audubon on Wednesday.
Elmer Davis had his corn shelter in
for McNally to repair one day last
week.
E. G. Dryden and wife were visit
ing friends north Of Audubon last
Sunday.
Mrs. P. K. Petersen took the train
for Audubon on business last Tues
day morning.
Willie Thielen, son OF Nick Thielen,
Of Templeton, visited with the Crane
boys on Sunday.
Peter and Jes. Nissen had Will
Christensen out Smelling their corn
the last Of the week.
Counselman & Co.'s agent, Nelson,
shipped two cars of oats from this
station the past week.
Two cars of coal for our dealer and
a Car of lumber for the Elkhorn Co.
are the receipts this week.
George Stru.hers has hired to Tom
Bruhn to assist in lumber hauling to
Elkhorn tor the coming spring.
George Hardwick, who was ill last
week, is reported better this week
and able to be up part of the time.
Peter Christensen whose residence
is out west Of Extra, was attending
to business here the middle of the
week.
J. u. Moore has just received a fine
eve from Findley, Michigan. We
were unable to learn the breed of the
animal.
P. Nelson shipped two cars of hogs
and one of cattle to South Omaha this
week and one car Of hogs to Des
Moines.
Grandma Clark has left this town
and is at present. living at the home
OF her son, w. G. Clark, east of Old
Hamlin.
The Woodmen held meeting one
evening last week and decided to give
up the plan Of building a hall for
their use.
Tom Thomasen west of town, sold
a fine span of mules the last of the
week to Peter Kirgaard, receiving a
fair price.
The Blue Grass Creamery through
their manager, Fred Heileman, has
ordered 300 butter tubs for the next
three months use.
Nels Rattenborg, who owns the
property where George Gerard lives,
will move there as soon as the latter
vacates the premises.
Fred Heileman's house in this town
is for rent. 1t is occupied now by j.
C. johnson who has rented the Mrs.
G.. w. Clark property.
Mrs. Learey of Atlantic, is visiting
this week at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Frank McNally, in this town,
arriving here on Monday.
W. d. Stanley was in Audubon on
Tuesday to procure the deed for the
farm he purchased at Old Hamlin and
which has never been made
Miss Myrtle Justesen was enter
tanned last Sunday by her friend
Miss Ethel Dryden, three and one.
half miles southwest of town.
Ernest Mickesen sold car Of nice
smooth three and four years old
steers to Nelson which were deliver.
ed and shipped last Tu esday evening
Justesen & Son have just finished
invoicing and find very handsome
sum on the right side of the balance
sheet at the close of the years bust.
ness.
J. M. Bryan and family are pre-.
pairing to move to the farm he pur.
chased between Coon Rapids and
Bayard. They will go there mex,
week.
The Elkhorn company received &
car of lumber the first of the weel
which is being unloaded and piled a
the com pany's Office and yards in Thu
town.
Oluf Olsen and Peter Jensen Yves
of town, transacted business here las
Saturday and were surprised to Sc,
the amount of business done in S,
small village.
Chris Jernes, residing few mile
west, was in town the last Of the weel
and purchased one of johnson
Carstensen's wagons for use in haul
ing milk to the Sharon creamery.
Mrs. Grace Crompton Of Rock Is
land TlIinois loft for her homo n,