Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-06-09
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Geo. Gill lost valuable mare one
day last week.
There will be Danish picnic out
at Jens Christensens next Sunday.
George Spencer made large ship
ment of wool to Atlantic last Friday.
Our stock buyers sent car Of hogs
to Des Moines Friday and will send
out one car this week.
Our good friend Simon Christen-
sen had the misfortune to lose his
best horse Saturday night.
A car of hard coal and one of nut
coal were received by Peter Nelson
and unloaded into his bins.
G. G.. Crane and John Pfeiffer went
to Templeton Saturday on a pleasant
outing with friends residing there.
Peter Kjargaard was out at Kim
ballton Sunday watching the shoot
ing and participating in the festivi-
ties.
q ISIS Nora McDaniels, who has
been residing in Extra, is visiting
her friend, Miss Emma Spencer at
Old Hamlin.
Geo. B. Gill took his fine pacing
mare Alice G.. out to Harlan the first
of the week where she was put in the
care of good trainer.
The Elkhorn and Kimballton man
ager, Oluf Jensen, has been kept
busy the past week unloading two
cars of lumber besides his other bust
ness.
Miss Matte Petersen is visiting her
young friends at the VIM. Olsen resi-
dence this week, She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Peterson southwest of
town.
Hans Christensen attended the
shooting match Saturday at Elk Horn
and captured one of the prizes as
marks man, his score being 27 out of
a possible 30.
There will be big ice cream social
at the Old Hamlin school house on
next Friday evening. A good time
is anticipated and everybody is in
vited to attend.
Chas. F. Hensley has quit work in
the bank at Colfax and with his wife
and children are residing at the home
of her parents, M. G. Gill and wife,
south east Of Hamlin.
j. e. johnson and Peter Kjargaard
were in Audubon Monday working
up an interest in the proposed change
to ridge road west of Hamlin which
was lately petitioned for.
Merchant Kjargaard had his fine
horse badly lacerated on a barbed
wire fence last Sunday. 1t will be at
least six weeks before she will beable
to be put on the road again.
The Station business for the month
of May amounted to seven cars of
stock forwarded and five cars of
freight received. The total business
in cash received was $933.H.
Chris Justesen left last Thursday
for Reedley, CAL, with his wife and
two younger sons. They will make
that country their future home. Miss
Myrtle remains here for the present.
Miss Dinah Mickelsen residing with
her parents on the southwest border
of Hamlin is about incepacitated from
work this week on account of lame
arm caused by sprain and rheuma-
tism.
P. A. Osborne celebrated his
twentieth birthday last Friday and
was the recipient of several valuable
and useful presents, gifts from his
mother who resides in the east part
of this state.
Tom Lohner of Extra was in town
Tuesday talking insurance, real es-
tate and any thing else by which q
sale or trade might be consummated
and an honest penny turned to his
benefit. He was meeting with good
success.
Geo. Petersen, who resides with
his widowed mother southwest o.
town, had a rousing party Monday
the occasion being his twenty-firsl
birthday. All his young friends i,
the neighborhood helped him cele.
brate the event.
Messrs. johnson and Christensen anG
their wives went out to Lawrence
Johnson's toward Elkhorn SATURDAY
evening and attended the big dance
returning home Sunday. They re-
port good time and one of the larg.
est crowds ever seen at country
dance.
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