Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-29

8 O'Clock p. m.
j. WIRTH, Pastor.
Corn husking is a thing of the past
in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Lizzie Barnes is visiting a
daughter in Griswold.
US. Standard Scales for sale by
johnson s. Christensen.
Grandmother Wigginton of Old
Hamlin is again quite sick.
The union meetings closed at Old
Hamlin last Thursday evening.
Tom Bruhn and wife transacted
business in Audubon last Monday.
Fred Heileman has sold his old
driving horse to j. r. Petersen for
$45.
Miss Myrtle Justesen transacted
business in the county seat on Mon
day.
A. W. Bradley of Old Hamlin has
about recovered from his tedious ILL
ness.
johnson & Christensen were doing a
fair business in hardware sales last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heileman were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. johnson
last Sunday.
Jens Andersen and wife were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Justesen
last Monday.
Pete Nelson sent out a car of hogs
to Des Moines the past week and re-
ceived car of coal.
L. E. Bryan and Miss Anna War
ner were married yesterday (Wednes-
day. no particulars.
The Counselman & Co. Elevator
Co. shipped car of she)led corn to
Davenport this week.
Messrs Chris Miller and Oluf Olsen
OF west of Extra, were transacting
business here on Monday.
The Elkhorn Lumber Company's
car of lumber last Tuesday.
M. G., Gill and j. H. Jones went
from here to the j. f. McAninch
funeral in Extra last Monday.
S. A. Heath is back from his visit
east looking as young, hale and spry
as man of 40 or thereabouts.
To those interested we will say the
Iowa State Dairy Association will
meet at Cedar Rapids, Feb. 3-4.
j. P. Christensen has the contract
to haul the lumber for the Kimball-
ton lumber company again this year.
Elmer Davis purchased horse of
Charley Wells last week and then sold
one to Lauritz Lauritzen west of
town.
Geo. Morey and wife east of Old
Hamlin had doctor out to see their
baby the first of the week. It shows
symptoms of fever.
Nelson & Christensen, the wind
mill and pump men of Kimballton,
received car load OF windmills and
pumps the past week.
A brother of Charley Higgins who
resides near Old Hamlin took the
train for Anita last Monday where he
resides we are informed. 4
Asa johnson is recovering but is
still very weak from the long siege of
the measles, which attacked himself
and children some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans johnson, re-
siding near Elkhorn, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bruhn from
Saturday until Tuesday last.
Jim and his banjo with the phono-
graph at Brushy Wednesday evening
is one of the rural attractions to try
and get hold of the nimble nickel.
Miss Edith Davis took the train for
Audubon last Monday morning to
visit her grandmother, Mrs. James
Davis, at the hospital in Audubon.
A sister of Rev. Montgomery's
from Kansas, arrived here last week
and will keep house for her brother
at the parsonage during his stay this
year.
Rev. Fickinger, revivalist, will
commence a revival meeting at Cham
pion Hill next Sunday and every one
having an interest in such matters
should attend.
Johnson & Christensen traded a fine
surrey and farm implements to a
neighboring farmer last week for a
span of fine looking horses which are
for sale or trade.
Frank Tyler, who resides at South
Omaha reported i'll last week, sends
word to his parents he is able to be
up now but is not able to resume
work for a few days.
Mr.. G.. w. Clark was little easier
on Tuesday. The only Way he can