Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-06-25


OLD HAMLIN.
Sunday School O'Clock p. m.
Preaching O'clock p. m.
Christian Endeavor O'Clock p. M.
Prayer Meeting at the parsonage
every Wednesday night.
LONE STAR.
Sunday School 10 O'Clock a. m.
Preaching IL O'Clock a. M.
Rev. j. HI. MONTGOMERY, Pastor.
Joel Crees was transacting business
in Hamlin on Tuesday.
Peter Nelson was roofing his new
coal house last Tuesday.
Justesen s. Son shipped lot of
chickens to Atlantic last Tuesday.
The Elkhorn Lumber Company
received one car of brick this week.
j. H. Jones has brick mason from
Audubon at,work on his milk house.
Otto Larsen purchased the lumber
for his big barn of our dealers last
week.
Fred Lynch, of Audubon, is plas-
tering the Mrs. johnson residence
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter r. Nissen at
tended a wedding near Elkhorn on
Wednesday.
Will Clark over east of Old Ham
lin shipped car of cattle to Omaha
last Saturday.
George Wells took time last Satur-
day to view the great parade of the
Wallace show.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Mortesen were
out near Elkhorn Wednesday attend
ing wedding.
James Boyer purchased 16O rods Of
woven wire fence while in town the
first OF the week.
Rev. j. Wirth and wife were callers
on Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Beers out in
Greeley last Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Justesen was the guest
Oh Mrs dull MIS- SudSs 5POuCOi3 oOu
east of town last Tuesday.
| Hans Petersen, Of Elkhorn, was
here for load of lumber for the Elk
horn company last Tuesday.
Charley Spencer and wife went to
Atlantic last Saturday and viewed
| the parade and saw the show.
| Miss Myrtle Justesen passed Sat-
urday night at the home of her friend,
Ethel Dryden, southwest of town.
i. g. johnson and wife attended
the wedding Of Miss Martha Jepsen
out near Elkhorn last Wednesday.
Miss Dagmar Mickelsen is at home
again after working several weeks fol
a family out near the Sharon cream.
cry.
/ A. C. Wells picked up load o
cattle around the country last weel
and on Monday shipped them t.
Omaha.
o. P. Tyler of Council Bluff
passed through this town on Tues
day from Audubon where he hat
been on business.
Simon christensen, who has bee
working up near Dedham for som
time, returned to his home in thi
town on Monday.
Mrs. Frank McNally and childreI
after visit Of a week with her rela
tives in Atlantic came home las
Monday evening.
H. Jones bought a bill of lum
Der Of one of our dealers last wee
and the brick for his milk house an
corn bin combined.
There will be Sunday school mex
Sunday at Fairview school house a
e two O'Clock. Preaching by Rev
) Wirth at three o'clock.
j There was an Atlantic man in thi
J, town and vicinity last Tuesday buy
q ing ali the wool he could hear of an
, shipping tito Atlantic.
Justesen & Son keep their sol
drinks not on ice exactly; but in tn
ice cold water standing six incht
deep in the cellar under their stor
Carey Wilson has just fnishe
plastering and papering his father
house near Old Hamlin, which Civ,
it an entire new appearance on tt
interior.
Mrs. j. Shryer of Durant, low,
!" was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
johnson over Friday night visitin
her son, Henry Shryer, the youn
Z. agent in the depot in this town; an
of course Henry was pleased to 81
her after several months absen,
Q from the parental root.