Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-07-14

Prayer meeting every wednesday
8lo'clock p. m.
G.. F. HE1LMAN, Pastor.
Mrs. Frank McNally was quite Ill
for few days last week.
G. johnson made business trip to
the county seat Thursday.
W. M. Crees, of Ross, attended to
business, matters in this town We'd
nesday. in2s
Peter Nelson still limps around
with that attack Of rhumatism that
won't let go.
Our merchant attended the grocery
mems meeting in Audubon the first
of the week.
J.E. Mcclure, of the First National
Bank of Extra, transacted business IN
Hamlin last Friday.
~ Nelson g. Kjargaard shipped a car
of hogs to Chicago the past week and
one to South Omaha.
j. M. Dimick, one of the Extra
stock purchasers, was in town Tues
day morning on business.
Hamp ZONES and son returned from
the St. Louis exposition and demo-
cratic convention Monday.
John Boburg of Omaha has been
visiting for few days at the home OF
so<o of
John Mcclure, the cattleman of
Audubon, sent car OF cattle to Chi
cago Wednesday from this station.
Miss Maggie Stanley was carrying
the mail on route one this week dur
ing the absence of her brother Ralph.
The Elkhorn & Kimballton Lum-
Der Co. manager unloaded another
car of lime and cement for their trade
Friday.
johnson & Christensen have fine
lot of buggies and wagons in their
warehouse having received car load
last week.
Frank Hopley, wife and baby of
Coon Rapids visited her parents Mr..
and, Mrs. Geo. Spencer near Old Ham
lin Sunday.
Clyde East returned from Atlantic
the last of last week after over a
weeks absence visiting his brother
Frank and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Spencer and
daughters Emma and Eta attended
the Weaver Oaks nuptials last week
south Of Coon Rapids.
Rose McNally, of southeast Exirs
township, visited her brother, Frank
and family last week for few day.
returning home Friday.
George Morey was in town Tues
day from Greeley with twenty foul
head of smooth porkers which Trough
him neat sum of ready cash.
The words sspost Office in glitter
ing gold and shimmering silver now
adorns the post office window, tn
handiwork OF travelling artist.
Rev. Nichols, of Extra, officiated a
the Old Hamlin M. E. church service
Sunday in the absence Of the paste
Rev. Holiday who is in Montana.
Hans Madsen, the Kimballton mer
chant, was in Hamlin last week an
purchased nice bill of lumber for
hay barn to be erected on his farm.
Peter Kjargaard had the honor {
taking ride to Audubon Tuesday 0
invitation of the magnates of the raj
road who were on their special car.
Forest and Ralph Scott and Ralp
Stanley of east of Old Hamlin, starte
Monday for Bonesteel to exercit
their inalienable right as good cit
zens, to try for farm.
The superintendent and oth'
officials of the Great Rock Islam
System made an inspection OF ii
office and yards Of the company Tue
day morning on their way to Audi
bon.
Oluf Hansen took his books and a
tended the meeting Of the lumb
company at Elkhorn Wednesday. H
books showed up in fine shape and
was complimented for the pains
took in keeping them neat.
S. Peterson, wife and two childr
and Joe James, wife and child Of Ell
horn were guests of j. G. Johns
and wife Sunday. While the ladi
visited the gentlemen repaired wi
hook and line to the historical Bot
and succeeded in landing fine stril
of cat.
Hogs took a slump as well as cat1
Tuesday morning when the buye
received messages from their col
mission men in South Omaha, of t