Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-06-11

O4In DlFJQQay Oh rludy.
Rev. Montgomery had business at
the county seat on Monday.
Ray and Ethel Dryden have both
been attacked with the measles.
Simon Christensen lost one Of his
work horses the last of the week.
T. j. Settlemeyer and wife were
visiting his brother Ed on Sunday.
The two Misses Tyler were attend
ing to business in Audubon on Tues
day.
Geo. Lefingwell, Of Extra, is lay
ing the foundation for the Mullinger
barn.
P. x. Petersen's children, south of
town, all have the measles in light
form.
Hans Christensen has sore hand,
caused by breaking a pop bottle acct
IDENTIFY.
Ingvaard Rattenborg was in Elk
horn the last OF last week, attending
church.
The Misses Cora and Grace Wells
were business visitors at Extra last
Saturday.
Walt Crees shipped span of driv-
ers to Harry Percy, at Morse, Iowa,
on Tuesday.
G.. G. Crane assisted Fred Heile-
man one day the first OF the week at
the creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Byrd, east of
Audubon, visited al the home Of Mrs.
Barnes here Sunday.
j. H. Jones shelled out several
hundred bushels Of corn on Monday
for feeding purposes.
Peter Rasmussen and wife went to
Elkhorn last week TO attend the big
meeting going on there.
One car of posts was set off at this
station the last Of the week for the
Elkhorn Lumber Company.
Charley Stanley residing with his
parents at Old Hamlin, is reported
very i'll with typhoid malaria.
Nh. and Mrs. August Burr, east of
Hamlin few miles, were attending
to some business here Tuesday.
VIM. Olsen has been hauling and
piling up fine lumber in the Kimball-
ton lumber company's shed here this
week.
John Mertes, ST., residing south of
Extra, visited his friend, Joe Conrad,
west of town from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Frank Pteitier was in town on Tues
day and reported his children as all
having the whooping cough in its
severest form.
Frank McNally was very busy last
Tuesday polishing shovels for our
nearby farmers who are ready to
pillow their corn.
Hans Hattenborg and wife visited
at Elkhorn one day last week, and
attended the ministerial meeting now
being held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bruhn spent
Friday and Saturday in attendance at
the big meeting at Elkhorn, return.
ing home on Sunday.
Bruner Il Wissler, the Extra cor
tractors and builders, commenced
work on the Robert Mullinger barn
the first of the week.
Remember Children's day program
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening, June 18th, at s o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Miss Jessie Gerard of north of
Extra, visited last Sunday at the
homes Of Just Justesen and Fred
Heileman, her old neighbors and
friends.
George Morey, residing on the
west Greeley line, southeast of Ham
lin, shelled lot of corn on Monday
which report says brought him 4Oc
bushel
Wheat for Tuesday was quoted at
SIC, corn 35c, oats PC, barley SOC,
creamery butter 21c, dairy sc, eggs
l2c, hens Sc, ducks SC, turkeys 1Oc,
potatoes 30c.
Gill Petty who tills the upland
farm Of John Griggs south of town,
was busy Tuesday blowing one of the
most thrifty looking pieces of corn
we have seen this spring.
The Hamlin base ball team went to
Ross last Sunday and engaged ina big
game with the team in that town,
returning in the evening with the
report of a game which resulted in
favor of our boys by score of IA to 6.