Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-02-25

Let us run them if we don't print
them. 1t will pay. Phone No. 81.
! Chris Nelson of Kimballton was
here Saturday taking out another
big load of piping for the spring
| trade.
| Hamp Jones received several more
crates of mail boxes the first of the
week tor the use of the patrons of
route /.
Our accom- modating lumber mana
ger is raising huge and magnificent
pair of burnsides the admiration of
the fair sex.
Tom Crees will soon be moved on
to the Geo. Spyrup farm and has or
dered his mail changed from Audu-
bon to this station.
John Braun and family departed
last week for their future home at
LIE Mars. They shipped their goods
by the way of Audubon.
A gentleman and lady, relatives of
Geo. Scott who have been visiting
them, started Monday on their re.
turn to their Montana home.
Peter Rubel was loading a car with
baled hay Tuesday for the st Louis
market. AS it is very bright hay it
will readily command the top price.
Miss Jessie Gerard and Miss Nora
McDaniels came from Extra Satur-
day evening and attended nice par
ty given at the Geo. Spencers home.
Nels Rattenberg came near having
a runaway this week which was
averted by the presence of mind and
agility of his hired man, Ernest
Souer.
Mrs. Moore, mother of johnny
Moore south Of Old Hamlin is re-
ported to be in very poor health, her
extreme age being against her in her
recovery.
Mrs. Jacob jacobson, daughter of
Mi. and Mrs. VIM. Olsen, is quite i'll
at her home out on the ridge three
miles southeast of town, with a Sc
we're cold.
Miss Matilda Christensen returned
last Sunday to her home near Elk
Horn after a three weeks visit with
her brother Hans Christensen and sis
ter Mrs. j. G. johnson.
L. J. Elwood of Nelson shipped
car of good fat steers from this STA
ton last Sat urday to Chicago. He
vent along with them to look after
their welfare while in transit.
Those pesky cream routes are fin
ally let. Alex MCGUIRE takes the route
north, n. E. Crane the one south
and Simon Lowe the milk route run
ming northwest from the creamery.
Jas. Bradley was visiting at the
home Of Charley Spencer in Extra
the last of last week. He is think
ing of going to Tenant, northwest of
Harlan and opening up barber shop.
Mrs. Maria johnson went to Bray-
ton Monday and was driven out to
the home of her daughter Mrs. j..
Nelson and husband at the Oakfield
creamery for visit with that family.
Rob't Wright, who with Alex
Mcclure has been selling stock food.
left last week for a weeks visit at
his home in Creston. Meantime Alex
will continue to supply the demand.
Chris Justesen, the genial, iovial
merchant, was taken quite i'll Satur-
day with rheumatism which has set
tied more particularly in the chest.
We hope to have the pleasure of re-
cording his speedy recovery.
]. u. Moore has rented his farm to
G. Potter. Mr.. Moore has been sad
ly put out at not receiving a car al
though his order has been in for
several days and he expected to leave
last week for his new home in Sprino-
field, Mo.
Peter Nelson shipped out car of
hogs to South Omaha, Monday even
ing, the following farmers contribut-
ing their mite: Walt Crees / load:
Fred Nissen /; James Eagan 8; G. P.
Sorenson i; JeDs 2. Jensen 2: Jas.
Boyer 2:CharJey Crees 1; P. G. Peter
sen 2; N. E. Crane /; and Anthony
Davis l load.
Hamlin markets for Tuesday of
this week:
Wheat 66c; corn SIC; oats 362; barley
mailing CSC; hard coal $50; Illinois
500; Centerville AIS; creamery but
ter Csc; dairy 1sc; eggs 20; potatoes
ST 90; hens SC; ducks Sc; turkeys l2c;
geese &c; cattle, butcher stuff 2 m
3; top 4.50c; hogs $500
A Cure for Eczema.