Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
Hanlin
Mrs. Francis McNally, near Trouble.

Mrs. Francis McNally, near Trouble
some.
The Blue Grass Creamery Co, is
)now engaged in filling their ice house
I with great blocks of clear solid ice.
The men get it from south of town a
mile or so.
Albert Wells, a travelling man for
the Fuller-J Crimson Implement Com
! pany of Council Bluffs, was out from
that city last week visiting his broth
er, Henry Wells and family south of
! town.
Mrs. J. Wirth feels deeply indebt-
ed and grateful to the ladies at Fair
View who presented her with a
beautiful ladies dress suit, and we
take this method of letting the ladies
know her feelings in the matter.
Hans Nielsen has been hired to run
one of the milk routes, Jens r. Peter
sen another and Chris Nielsen and
young Petersen the third route. No
one has yet been found willing to take
the cream route for the money offered.
The Evangelical quarterly meeting
will commence at Fair View Friday
night, Saturday in the church here,
Sunday morning here and in the
afternoon at Fair View. Rev. Yaggy
of Des Moines will be here to conduct
the services.
Oluf Hansen was out to Elkhorn
over Sunday ostensibly on visit to
his parents, but those knowing more
about it than ourselves, insinuate that
a stronger attraction than even father
and mother is the load-stone which
draws him there.
81. G. Rice was in town Monday
and purchased one of those fancy
parlor clocks, without which no
dwelling is properly furnished. Mr..
Rice intends to move to Audubon in
the near future, but what his future
intentions are we are unable to tell.
Oluf Hansen traded his single
driver recently for span of ponies
with which he. warrants to carry a
man to Elkhorn in an hour. He
keeps them in the new blacksmith
shop he recently bought and which
he converted into good warm stable.
The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold their
Fair on Thursday evening Feb. 4th,
in the church. All are cordially in
vited to attend. Supper will be
served at O'clock. The Fair was
advertised to be held on Jan. IA, but
was postponed to the date now given
Hamlin markets for Tuesday OF
this week:
Wheat SOC; corn &c; oats 29a; barley
, mailing Csc; hard coal so; Illinois
500; Centerville 4.75; creamery but.
ter 22c; dairy lSc; eggs 20; potatoes
S1.Oo; hens SC; ducks SC; turkeys 12c
! geese &c; cattle, butcher stuff 19@
3; top 4.50c; hogs 1856.
Rev. Yaggy of Des Moines and Rev
J j. Wirth went to Atlantic Tuesday
and then out six miles east where the
latter has been holding big meeting
The object in making the trip was t.
set before the people in that neighbo
hood the advantages in having s
church OF their own in which to wor.
ship instead of using the school house
:. which is too small to hold the congre.
cation which usually meets there.
j.. Moore writes to his friend
here, that last Friday he was unabl,
to get around much on account of tn,
mud. 1t had rained very hard tn,
day before at Springfield, Mo-, ani
any one conversant with the nature O
yellow clay with fair allowance O
water added can form some idea O
what one has to encounter in tina
country at this season Of the year
He intends to move his family Their
in few weeks.
, Agent Osborne has found it rattle
up hill work going night and morn
, ing from here to Atlantic, so ha
made arrangements whereby he ca
get his meals here at the home of on
of our citizens and will room wit
!, Oluf Hansen. This will give hin
. plenty Of time to attend to his wor
which at times is considerable, the
the depot can be opened in the morn
, ing and in cold weather the roor
! heated for the comfort of mornin
passengers going or coming.
! Every Bottle of Chamberlain Coug
Remedy Warranted.
( Guarantee every bottle of Chambe
lain's Cough Remedy and will refun
the money to anyone who is not sa
isfied after using two thirds of til
5 contents. This is the best remedy
+ the world for la grippe, coughs, cold
Group and whooping cough, is pleas
: ant to take. It prevents any ten,
ency of cold to result in pneumoni
: N ick Doffing& Co.