Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-03-24

/ y" SO Pe~y AASAS N>S' y 1
a business trip to the county sea
| Tuesday.
Mr.. Christ Justesen, although
easier, is not yet able to be dow
! town, those severe rheumatic twinge
still refusing to let go.
Our farmers are busy cleaning thei
wheat ana oats, preparatory to com
mencing seeding as soon as tn,
ground is dry enough.
Rev. j. Wirth made his regular
trip to east of Atlantic Saturday
preached to his charge Sunday anc
returned home Monday.
Merchant Kjargaard visited his
parents southwest of town Sunday
but on account of the rain did moi
get back to the store until Monday.
Hans Christensen and Miss Glare
johnson attended party out toward
Elkhorn Saturday and visited il
that neighborhood the fore part of
this week.
Jens Andersen of Kimballton, after
visiting friends here the first of the
week, started Thursday for Cedar
Falls, where he will visit old friends
for short season.
The car of corn that was at the
switch here last week was finally dis.
posed OF to Hans FrederickseD, the
big feeder south of town, and he sci
men at work to hauling it out to the
farm.
There will be preaching in this
town the first Sunday in April at 3
o clock p. M, by Rev. Johaansen, the
Danish Lutheran minister of the Bot.
ma church. Everybody invited to
this service.
Mrs. 0. Gatfin is reported as being
very little better from the sciatica
rheumatism with which she was
seized two months ago. 1t is sup
posed to have started from a severe
Knee sprain about that time.
The kimballton 81 ElkhorD lumber
yards here are full of lumber and an
other car was set off Tuesday. All
they can do with it now is to unload
and pile it up here hoping for dry
spell! to soon make its appearance.
Anton JohaDsen, formerly of Elk
Horn but now of Tacoma, Washing
ton, was here last week visiting his
former school mate j. G. johnson
He has been attending college in Des
MolDes and stopped off on his way to
his far western home.
Agent Osborne was very much dis
appointed last Saturday when his
mother did pot pay him the promised
visit but she has promised TO be here
next Saturday sure. The Agent
could only work off his disappoint-
ment by taking trip out east on
Sunday.
The Blue Grass Creamery Company
had their regular monthly meeting
at the creamery last Monday, at
which time considerable business was
transacted; among other things 200
butter tubs were ordered. Their
books show fair balance on the
right side of the balance sheet for the
month of February.
Miss Lillian Dwyer of south Ham.
lin township, will commence her la.
bors as teacher in Hamlin Center
school on Monday March IS. Mis-!
Dwyer has given good satisfaction
since she commenced her school work
and as she is energetic and knows the
wants of our country schools, we pre-.
dict for her successful term.
Hamlin markets tor Tuesday o
this week:
Wheat 64c; corn SIC; oats 33a; barle,
mailing 2Sc; hard coal so; Illinoi
500; Centerville 4.75; creamery but
ter 24c; dairy lie; eggs IA; potatoe
81 .25; hens SC; ducks7 &c; turkeys l2c
geese &c; cattle, butcher stuff L ia
SC top 81 so; hogs S4.60.
Another old land mark the work o
an early settler at Old Hamlin is gou
We refer to the hotel bnilt there i
the early seventy's when that youn
village had county seat aspiration
which were forever dispelled whe
the town of Audubon sprung int
existence. w. d. Stanley has jus
completed the demolition of tn
building and the ground where
stood will be added to the big graf
: field on which it borders.