Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-15
Evangelical Oh urch.
Sunday School 10 o'clock q. m.
Preaching II O'Clock a. m.
Young Peoples meeting o'cloc


p. m.
Preaching o'clock p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
8 O'Clock p. m.
j. W1RTH, Pastor.
o. P. Tyler is attending to bust
ness in Omaha.
Mrs. Joel Crees is said to be i'm
proving slowly.
Miss Alice Tyler is reported little
better this week.
Ralph Stanley is husking corn this
week for George Gerard.
G.. W. Clark is still ill and under
the care of a physician.
There were six new patrons added
to the creamery list last Monday.
Walt Crees was attending to bust
ness matters in Extra last Monday.
Peter Nelson sent car of hogs to
the South Omaha market on Friday.
I'll. j. Petersen was SO unlucky as to
lose valuable horse one day last
week.
Several of the people in and near
town attended the masquerade at At
lantic.
Peter johnson went to Omaha with
a car of cattle shipped by Nelson last
Monday.
J. G. johnson prolonged his trip to
the Bluffs until last Friday when he
returned.
Lawrence Spyrup attended to the
stock for j. Petersen during his
absence at Lincoln.
The Counselman s. Co. elevator Co.
shipped car of oats to New York
the last of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruhn 9entertained j..
G. johnson ana wife and Hans Cars
Jensen last Sunday.
Henry Wells and son butchered two
fine beeves last week which were sold
here and in this vicinity.
Grandpa Justesen was passing out
the smokes last Tuesday in honor of
that little granddaughter.
Fred Sable intends to start on a
tour of inspection next Tuesday down
into the wilds of Oklahoma.
Frank Tyler protracted his visit
here until Wednesday of this week
before returning to Omaha.
ss=aeMrs. P. K Petersen,s sister. Of
Brayton, visited her last Sunday and
left for Audubon on Monday.
Two or three Janney feed grinders
left unsold at johnson & Carstensen's.
Call soon if you wish one.
A. W. Bradley of Old Hamlin, is
able to be around again after long
and tedious indisposition.
johannes johnson, an Omaha medi-
Acal student, was visiting his brother,
Thomas johnson, last week.
Martin Martensen and Jens Ander.
rsen attended to business matters in
the county seat last Saturday.
Ed. Dryden's children go to school
7in their own district since it got too
cold to make the trip to Extra.
Vim. Olsen north of Extra, is NOV
ing some of his effects to his farm
bordering this town on the south.
John McKibben went to Audubon
last Tuesday to attend the Assessors
meeting called by the county auditor.
Nels Jensen of Elkhorn, Is doing
some carpenter work form. P. Marde-
sen down on the south township line.
L. g. Lauritzen, west of town, sold
a span of mules to John Stoner OF
Extra last week and received $167 so
in cash.
The Kimballton Number company
have the most Of their lumber all
ready transported from here to Kim
ballton.
The union services this week are
being held in the Presbyterian church
near Old Hamlin, and quite an inter-
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Harry Percy has engaged to run an
elevator for a grain company situated
at Morse, Grundy County, Iowa, and
left here last Tuesday for that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Petersen went
to Lincoln, Nebraska, last Sunday
where she is taking medical treatment
and will stay for some time. He re-
turned on Tuesday.
Frank McNally has hard work now
days keeping up with his horse shoe
ing, as it don't take but little travel
on the roads to cause the shoes to
have to be reset.
Gus Hansen, after visiting friends
near here the first of the week, re-
turned to Extra on Tuesday. He
raaidas with Tom T,Ohnar in the hor