Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-08-04

p. m.
Preaching O'clock p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
s o'clock p. m.
G.. F. HE1LMAN, Pastor.
Farmers are mostly busy and as
consequence news is scarce.
Clark Wilson of near Old Hamlin
was here Tuesday on business.
Apples, home grown, are on the
market here at Coo per bushel.
Chris johnson and Hans Rattenborg
transacted business in Audubon Mon
day.
Nels Rattenborg's barley yielded 80
bushels to the acre and is of fair
color.
Miss Nellie Wesver went to Allan
tic Tuesday to visit with the Oaks
family.
Henry and John Carlson of near
Elkhorn visited friends in this town
Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Bradley of Old Hamlin
is again badly crippled up with rheu-
matism.
John Carlson living near Elkhorn
took out a fine one seated buggy
Tuesday.
The Elkhoru & Kimballton people
were unloading another car Of hard
coal Monday.
Owen Eddy purchased lumber for
a fine two story residence, 26x26 feet
with kitchen l4X16 feet.
The Dryden dance Saturday night
was all that could be wished for both
in attendance and department.
VIM. Olsen, wife and baby visited
their daughter Mrs. Jacobsen south
of Extra Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Spencer enter
tanned Frank Hopley and wife and
Miss Nellie Weaver of Coon Rapids
last Sunday.
A dutiful son honors his parents,
and as Oluf Hansen believes in this
proverb, he paid them visit at Elk
horn Sunday.
Mrs. Hileman, wife of the pastor of
the Evangelical church in Hamlin
made business trip to the county
seat Tuesday.
Several Of our people are willing to
part with S so Sunday for the chance
to tire themselves out in Omaha and
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Frank McNally and children
returned Saturday from q weeks visit
at the home Mr.. McNally's parents
southeast of Extra.
Mrs. Charley Spencer and child of
Extra were visiting Tuesday at the
home of her parents, Joel Crees and
wife south .of town.
Kjargaard's car of salt lost or mis-
placed came at last and he was busy
unloading it the first of the week and
selling it to the farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duvall, resid-
ing a few miles east of Hamlin, are
happy over the birth of girl at their
home on Friday July 20.
Mrs. Petersen and children return
ed to their home at the Bluffs Tues
day after visit at the home of An
drew Mickelsen near Hamlin.
Tom Bruhn visited at the hospital
in Atlantic last Friday with his
friend j. P. Larsen of west of Kim
ballton who is there taking treatment.
Peter Nelson received car of coal
last week and had the most of it sold
Tuesday, there being quite demand
for it now that threshing is on hand
Rev. Hileman is again able to use
his hand which was 80 sore last week
from his having blistered it by too
steady use of pitch fork in the hay
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Rattenborg and
children came up from Atlantic Sat-
urday and visited until Tuesday with
his niece, Mrs. j. e.. Johnson and hus-
band.
Ralph Stanley was one of the few
Audubon county boys who were
lucky enough 10 draw a farm, his
number coming out in the second
days drawing.
The receipts at the station for Ju-
ly were light, there being only eight
car loads received and the shipments
were smaller yet, there being only
five car loads forwarded.
Peter Nelson was down from Au.
dubon Tuesday looking after the ele.
vator, and still using crutch and
cane. He thinks he is Slightly better
. ( ON the treatment he is now receiv-
ing.
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