Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-08-06
Hanlin


ellis on Tuesday and succeeded in
causing a fractions harvester and
p, binder to work to perfection.
| From the looks of some of the BOYS
craniums they have been receiving a
pretty close moving. They evident
ly have forgotten that it is fly time.
Miss Rena Fair, trained nurse, sis
ter of Mrs. Fred Heileman, was call
ed to the Brooks Hospital Monday to
take charge during the absence of a
nurse.
| Rev. Wirth expected to drive to
Anita Wednesday to return with Miss
Lily and Clarence Wirth, who went
there by train last week to visit
| friends.
| Torvel Jensen, manager of the Kim
ballton Lumber company in that
town, was interviewing the manager
here Tuesday and looking over their
stock of lumber here.
The Danish Lutheran church SER
vices were held at the home of Nels
Rattenborg on the north of town
suburbs last Sunday, good crowd of
people being present.
The classic Botna was raging last
Tuesday near Old Hamlin, even to
the running over its banks the result
of the heavy fall of rain Monday in
the northeast part of the county.
Pete Nelson shipped car of hogs
to South Omaha last Wednesday.
We understand Peter is now laying
in a stock of hard coal for his
customers who use that kind of fuel.
Charley Wells is in Atlantic this
week practicing With the hose cart
team as one of the fleet runners in a
in contest soon to be called off in
which the Atlantic team will COM
pete.
Miss Maggie Seibert, who is work
ing for Mrs. Carper at the poor farm,
accompanied by Miss Vivian Carper,
passed Sunday at the home of her
parents, Ad and Mrs. Seibert, near
Extra returning on Monday.
We never consider a good thing too
late to chronicle, therefore we beg
to announce the birth of bright,
handsome, good natured, wee mite of
a baby girl born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lauritz Lauritzen some weeks ago.
Little Miss Helen Bruhn gave a
birthday party to her little friends
last Monday the occasion being her
sixth birthday SO we were informed.
The little folks had good time in
their ceaseless round of fun and
childish amusements.
Mr.. Julius Shryer Of Carlisle, Ia,
was visiting his son, Henry, at the
depot last Saturday returning to his
labors as station agent on Monday
The gentleman has been in active
service for the Rock Island railway
for twenty-tour years.
The Hamlin market quotations for
Tuesday were for butchers stuff 2
and &c, prime steers 44c, hogs $3.50,
creamery butter l9c, dairy 15c, eggs
lie, wheat Sc, corn 39!c, oats 26!c,
barley SOC, coal $500 to. $3.50,
chickens l0c, hens Sc, ducks sc, tur-
keys &c.
Chris, Will and Fred Christensen,
Jens Larsen, Chris Hansen, j. F.
Peterson, Soren Neyrup, Geo. Gill,
VIM. Kapaski, Jens Werner, G.
Jayne, Anton Hansen, Thad Sizer and
Dick Owen were all on our market
the past week with one and two loads
of hogs each.
Peter Rasmussen having retired
from the service Of the Elkhorn
lumber company here, Ole Hansen of
| Elkhorn has been appointed to take
charge in his place. The many
friends Of Mr.. Rasmussen regret this
step as he has been an able and
conscientious worker for the COM
pany while here and his absence will
be greatly felt.
Mrs. r. f. Hansen, of Chinoo
Mon, writes to her parents, Chris
Justesen and wife, giving in glowing