Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-03-19
Evangelical Church.

Evangelical Church.
Sunday School 10 O'Clock a. m.
Preaching II o'clock a. M.
Young Peoples meeting Z O'Clock
p. m.
Preaching O'Clock p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
So'clock p. m.
j. WIRTH, Pastor.
e. Justesen & Son received car of
salt this week.
Peter Nelson shipped car of hogs
to the U. S. yards last Saturday.
The Elkhorn manager unloaded
another car of lumber last Tuesday.
Agent Shryer visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harm Rice over east of town
last Sunday.
Mr.. M. c. Gill has been quite poor
ly the past week caused by la grippe
and old age.
George Gill has hired a young man
Fred Shuette to work for him the
coming year.
W. N. Hopkins. bought new set OF
farm harness this week of d. E. Soar
of Audubon.
Grandmother Clark is very poorly
now out at the home of her son east
of Old Hamlin.
Fred Heileman is offering his town
property here for sale. He offers it
cheap if taken soon.
Mr.. O. P. Tyler has at last decided
to move to Council Bluffs which he
will do in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells OF this
place have a very sick baby, the
disease being catarrhal fever.
Peter Nelson's buyer picked up a
car of cattle last weel. which Peter
sold to VIM. Neff of Audubon.
Gill Petty has rented the John
Griggs farm southwest of town and
will till it again becoming year.
VIM. Olsen is we'll pleased with his
location the former VIM. Mcclure
residence with the farm adjoining it.
Mrs. Hans Mortesen is still on the
sick list, her illness being aggravated
by the damp atmosphere of the past
week.
Charley Ballou was reported as
being quite i'll this week with an
acute attack of the prevailing malady
la grippe.
Ralph Stanley has hired out to
work on the farm for John Dawson
the big farmer of southeast Hamlin
township.
The Kimballton Lumber Company
have nearly all their lumber unload
ed and delivered at their yards in
Kimballton.
Nels Nicholson late of Nebraska, is
now settled on the farm joining town
on the west and is getting acquainted
with his new neighbors.
II. I. Zinke, prosperous Greeley
township farmer, shipped a car Of
very smooth cattle to the Union
Stock Yards Chicago on Saturday.
Frank Stetzel who resides on the
o. P. Tyler farm, has been breaking
several acres of pasture land the past
week, the first blowing of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Rattenborg
moved Tuesday into the house former
ly occupied by Mr.. Gerard. They
are welcome addition to this little
community.
Postmaster Justesen, wife, baby
and Miss Myrtle Justesen passed las
Sunday at the pleasant country no me
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dryden, south
west of town. :
Julius Hahn is working for Mr..
Hans Fredericksen, the gentleman
who purchased and lives on the
former w. D. Stanley farm mile
southeast of town.
Mrs. Maria johnson of near Elk
horn, came on the train last Wednes-
day to this town where she visited
until Saturday with her son, J. G.
Johnson and his wife.
Messrs Fred and Peter Hansen of
Elkhorn, are erecting more shedding
in this town for the Elkhorn Lumber
Company, which is doing big bust
ness both here and at Elkhorn.
John McNutt was loading part of
his goods last Tuesday and shipped
them to Griswold, west OF where he
has fine 100 acre farm. He latel y
moved out east of here from Missouri
Fritz Christensen thought his lines
had not fallen in pleasant places the