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

j. W1RTH, Pastor.
Are you ready to turn that new
leaf?
o. P. Tyler is home again for a
short stay.
Nelson received two cars of coal
this week.
Tom Bruhn took business trip to
Atlantic on Friday.
Mrs. Clark made trip to Audu-
bon Tuesday on business.
Joe Chase OF Extra, had business
here the last of the week.
Miss Jessie Gerard had business in
the county seat on Tuesday.
Counselman & Co., shipped car of
wheat east on Christmas day.
Sam Terry is hauling milk for him
self and few of his neighbors.
Mrs. John Cook was reported as
being little better on Tuesday.
G. G. Cushing was transacting
business in Audubon on Tuesday.
Geo. Struthers is now furnishing
our citizens with their stove wood.
Andrew Wells is still busy looking
up cattle and hogs for Pete Nelson.
Miss Ridpath of Audubon, visited
at the home of Henry Wells last Sun
day.
Hans Rattenborg attended to bust
ness in Audubon the first of the
week.
Mrs. Heilemau was the recipient
of fine organ for Christmas
present.
W. H. Warner and wife returned
on Monday from short visit at
Atlantic.
j. 9. johnson and wife spent New
Years day at their relatives homes
near Elkhorn.
N. E. Crane and wife were attend
ing to some business affairs in Audu-
bon on Monday.
johnson s. Christensen have two or
three hard coal stoves left which they
offer at a bargain.
Henry Wells had his saving
machine at work for John M. Dimick
the first Of the week.
The protracted meeting will begin
Git all is welD at Fairview Jan. 4,
next Sunday evening.
Joe Ridpath and son were guests at
the home of their relative Gill Petty
and daughter on Tuesday.
Peter r. Nissen and family were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
johnson Christmas forenoon.
Miss Alice Tyler has been quite ill
with lung fever and is still sick in
bed and under the DOCTORS care.
Another marriage announcement is
soon to be made, the contracting par
ties live over the hill east of town.
Rev. J. Wirth visited Rev. F. Fl.
Brook iller at Atlantic last Friday.
He found the gentleman on the sick
list.
Johnson & Christensen are happy
over the fact that of the number OF
bob-sleds purchased they have only
two left.
Hans Christensen, the lone bachelor
of Hamlin, took Christmas dinner at
the home OF his parents, south OF
Elkhorn.
Chris Larsen of Monroe county,
was visiting the first Of the week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Mortesen.
Word comes from Denver that Geo.
S. Smith is in very poor health
again and no permanent improve
ment looked for.
Geo. Gerard has made several futile
attempts to husk full load of corn
on account of the deep drifts in some
places in his field.
Mrs. Theo. Gearheart returned to
her Nicola home the last Of the week
being called here by the illness of hel
mother, Mrs. Crees.
Mrs. Harry Percy is still helping
to look after her mother, Mrs. Joe
Crees, who is now said to be getting
better from her illness.
G. Justesen or the mayor of Ham
lin as he is getting to be better
known, transacted business in Audi
bon the first of the week.
Julius Shryer of Durant, Iowa, il
visiting his brother, Agent Herr!
Shryer at the depot. He will leav
on Thursday for his home.
R. G.. Cushing, son of G. c
Cushing, is here from Iowa Stat
University during the holidays, visit
ing his sister, Mrs. John Reed.