Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-03
Hanlin

Full blood Plymouth Rock cock
erels for sale. Mrs. R. w. Mullenger,
Hamlin, Iowa. 11-5-tf
Miss Agnes McNally visited Tues
day night at the home of her brother
Frank in this town coming from Ex-
ira on the evening train.
The Elkhorn lumber manager, Oluf
Hansen unloaded car of shingles and
a car of brick the past week, which
are being transported to the yards at
Elkhorn.
We took a peep in the new black
smith shop Tuesday and found both
the proprietor and his assistant hard
at work on their first Job shooting a
span Of horses.
Mrs. Chas. Hensley returned from
Walnut Monday after visiting rela-
tives there for short time and Tues
day went to Extra where her hus-
band is now employed.
The West Hamlin Creamery met
with an accident last week by the
breaking of the churn necessitating
the hauling of the cream to the Oak
field township caeamery.
j. M. Dimick had his man Marshal
Smith out east of here the last of the
week looking for hogs. He succeed
ed in securing two cars which were
shipped from this station.
Harry Akers has full supply of
trappers' implements now and is in
tending to devote his spare hours to
trapping the mink, muskrat or the
rodent with the unsavory scent.
Just Justesen, wife and children
were entertained last Sunday out in
the country at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. d. Miller and declare these
excellent people fine entertainers.
Agent Harmon visited his family
IN Guthrie Center, Saturday night
and Sunday. Ed says that city now
presents fine appearance at night
with the electric lights cleaning.
j. X. Petersen sold 80 head of nice
smooth hogs to Nelson this past week
l.. G. Miller I, P. X. Petersen II,
Hans Petersen 5, Ed Dryden II, Geo.
Struthers 5 and Geo. Jorgsensen 20
head.
Mrs. j. j. Leary and children and
Mrs. Thos. Casey and children all re-
siding in Atlantic were Than ksgiving
visitors at the Frank McNally home.
The ladies are sisters of Mrs. Nc
Nally.
Jes Nissen Sr. celebrated his sew
enty-third birthday Sunday evening
with the assistance of a number of
friends among whom were Jes Beck,
Geo. Spyrup, Pete Nissen and other
neighbors. A good time is reported.
George Wells and wife wound up
their wedding day with a rousing big
dance at his fathers home south of
town. Over one hundred persons
were present and partook of an excel
lent supper, followed by the dance.
The young people are for the present
residing at his fathers residence.
Hamlin markets for Tuesday of
this week:
Wheat Gle; corn Sic; oats 274; barley
mailing Sic; hard coal $50; Illinois
500; Centerville 4.75; creamery but
ter Csc; dairy TIC; eggs 20; potatoes
81 90; hens &c; ducks &c; turkeys 4c;
geese sc; cattle, butcher stuff ga
2 3-4; top 500; hogs &c.
Mrs. Fred Heileman who attended
her sisters wedding at Maxwell, re-
turned Monday after pleasant visit
with her relatives and old friends
Fred received her smilingly as she
stepped from the train, remarking as
he greeted her, "Tbank my stars nc
more soda biscuits in mine nor muir.
ky coffee to try to gulp down, hur.
rah."
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mcguire re.
turned Thanksgiving evening from
Maxwell, Iowa where they were mar
ried that day and at once proceeded tt
housekeeping or the Griggs farm, {
mile south of town. The boys wer,
out in force and gave the couple al
old time serenade, were invited in
and entertained splendidly afte
which the serenaders departed ate
many we'll wishes for the future hap
piness of the couple.
Married.