Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-10-13

CHARLES SLOAN, Pastor.
Frank Freeman went down to At
lantic one day last week to attend to
business.
Percy Hollock went down to At
lantic Tuesday to look after personal
business affairs.
Extra was we'll represented in town
Tuesday as great many came down
to attend the stock sale.
George Fredricksen and wife went
out to Omaha last week for a days
sight seeing and good time.
I. P. Hallock is shipping wood to
Atlantic and getting good price Tor
it down there away from timber.
Horace Bartlett says that the hog
season is just opening nicely for him
and future prospects for big sales are
good for him.
(. TELLS Logan made trip to Mimi
eapolis last week and returned Mon
day after attending to business for
which he went.
Almost all the citizens of the town
went down to the S. B. Clark sale
south of town Tuesday and helped to
swell the crowd.
. Ralph Woodward of Atlantic was
up last week and spent compile of
days in the eSpoony" Freeman home
visiting the boys.
Chas. Bison shipped car of
butchers stuff to Omaha the first of
the week and are now busy buying
hogs to make up car load.
Hans Hansen our general merchant
took his wife and went out to Omaha
last week to get away from the cares
and troubles of the store.
j. G. Hardman was out to Omaha
the last week to the horse show but
did not see any bargains of sufficient
strength to induce him to buy.
Ben Train, candidate for County
Auditor on the republican ticket was
down Monday looking to see if the
1nces na0 Deen TORN uOWn any place.
Hard nut coal at the Green Bay
bins at Brayton.
NELs SoRENsEN,
,.s-1l-tf Manager.
III. S. Wattles was out to Omaha
last week and pronounces the sights
of Ak Sar Ben as eclipsing any thing
of the kind ever undertaken by Oma-
ha.
Nels Sorensen, manager for the
Green Bay Lumber Co. has sold car
of wood to parties in Adair and will
ship it as soon as the roads get in first
class shape.
Fred Franklin, former proprietor
of the drug store here has purchased
the drug stock in Atlantic of Fried
Harris and will soon be in business
in that town.
Lit Collens was up Monday with
Mr.. Crissman add sold the Lee Griffin
farm for $4,000 per acre to Peter
Hansen. 1t is good 12O and will
make splendid home.
Loud Rippey, the nominee of the
democratic party tor County Clerk,
was down Monday making the &C
quaintance of the boys he is not per-
sonally acquainted with.
The Audubon & Cass County Tele-
phone Co. and the Iowa Co. have not
been agreeing lately and Tuesday the
linemen were busy putting the FORM
er on to posts of their own.
The sales of Kelly and Clark were
both we'll attended and the property
sold fairly we'll. Some of course went
above what it is worth and some be-
! low but the average was good.
Owen Ide is getting to be splen-
did clerk at sales and will follow it
more or less this season. He is accu-
rate in his work, we'll acquainted
with men aud does his work we'll.
! A. F. Andersen is busy these days
loading wood for shipment out to
near by towns. He sent out two loads
last week and is ready to send out
more this week if he can get cars for
! the purpose.
Mrs. Nels Sorensen got home the
N st Of the week from her visit and
4 I'd Nels wondering for time when
\ ne really would get home. But he