Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-06-23

prayer meeting eVeiy w euuesuay
Sso'clock p. m.
G.. F. HE1LMAN, Pastor.
Miss Loretta Gill is working for
Mrs. n. E. Crane this week.
Peter Lykke, of Kimballton, tran
sacted business in Hamlin Tuesday.
Charley Crees and family were WIS.,
itors at the Hi Wilson home Sunday
w. d. Stanley shipped large con-
signment of wool to Atlantic Thurs
day.
Henry johnson and boy, Of Elk
horn, visited at Chris Johnson's
Thursday.
Mrs. Hans Christensen and Miss
Clara Fredricksen were shopping in
Extra Friday.
Miss Nora Olsen is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Jacob jacobson, south of
Extra, for week.
Will Thomas and wife was visiting
Charley Spencer and wife in Extra
one day last week.
We are intending to celebrate in
the wooded city and will take our
lunch baskets along.
A fine social and dance was given
at the Dryden home southwest of
town Saturday night.
Tom Bruhn is busy this week help
ing to care for that baby girl born to
them last Wednesday.
j. P. Nelson and wife, of Oakfeld
township, were guests of &c. John
son and wife Thursday.
August Burr aud wife entertained
Mrs. Guth and children of Valley
junction few days last week.
Mr.. Andrew jacobson, of Shelby
county, visited from Tuesday until
Saturday at the home OF VIM. Olsen.
The social at the Fairview school
house last Friday night was a success
and $1,000 was handed over to the
treasurer.
Mrs. Fair, mother of Mrs. Fred
Heileman, arrived here Monday from
Maxwell, on few weeks visit with
her daughter.
Oluf Hansen and Agent Osborn
listened to the band concert in Extra
Saturday evening and report the BOYS
did some fine playing.
Andrew Mickelsen and wife. Chris
Hansen and wife and Miss Ella Olsen
visited Sunday with Lars Hansen and
wife, southeast of Extra.
There will be preaching here the
first Sunday in July at 10 a. m. by
the Danish minister, Rev. Christen-
sen. Sunday school open to all at
800 a. m.
Mrs Chas. F. Hensley and two
children babe good bye to her parents
and friends and started for Cody,
Wyoming, where her husband re-
ports having good situation in q
bank and where they intend to reside.
A fire caused by spontaneous com
,bustion it is conjectured, started in a
pile of offal and rubbish near the
stock chute, Sunday, was discovered
by Olsen and Bruhn and was soon ex-
tinguished before it did any damage.
Jorgen Spyrup, wife and two
children took sudden notion and on
Saturday closed their house and
started for old Denmark to remain
until spring. His health is poor and
a visit and rest will restore him to
health he thinks.
Nelson s. Kjargaard shipped two
cars of hogs to South Omaha the past
week, nineteen of the neighboring
farmers contributing from one to
three loads with one exception-Pete
Rubel who brought in twenty-three
head of very fine hogs.
Monday farmers east of Old Hamlin
report rain fell in torrents for al
hour or more and the corn was
knocked down and badly washed and
further east and south some farmers
are said to have their crops badly cut
up by hail. Here it scarcely sprin
killed..
Hamlin markets for Tuesday o
this week:
Wheat 64c; corn &c; oats 33c; barley
mailing Csc; hard coal $50; Illinoi
500; Centerville 4.75; creamery but
ter 16c; dairy -; eggs 10; new pota
toes S1.4o hens sc; ducks 7c;turkey
1Oc; geese &c; cattle, butcher stuff /,
Ga &c top $4.75; hogs 400.
Christens Obear commenced
Dansk school at the church last Mon
day with an attendance of twelv
pupils. He will teach there Mondays