Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-14

f. Erwin has been great sufferer
the past week with the grippe.
Mrs. Peter Ruble went to Atlantic
Saturday to visit a daughter residing
there.
Dick Guernsey, of Extra, passed
Tuesday afternoon with station agent
aOsborne.
Rev. Montgomery went to Lorah
psf Thursday intending to remain
yer Sunday and preach for them.
-Four young people are enjoying
Rmselves skating on the nice ice
last two days.
harley and Geo. Wells have been
ting in hauling lumber to Elk
the past week.
0pson, the Audubon stock buyer,
march on our buyer here last
Tuesuay by securing car Of hogs.
The West Hamlin Creamery Com
pany called meeting last Monday to
hire milk haulers, whose names we
will give later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Nissen gave an
Invitation dance to the young people
ia this vicinity Saturday night and a
J0yful evening was spent.
Peter Nelson received two cars of
corn this week, one for himself and
the other for Hans Fridericksen, the
large feeder southeast of town.
G. Justesen g Son are ready to glut
the salt market now, having received
a car load of that necessary adjunct
to civilized life the last of the week.
j. Ell. Jones went to Audubon last
week assisting Sheriff Northup to be-
come acquainted with his duties
which he lately assumed. Hamp nc.
turned home on Sunday.
Two employees of the Great Rock
~ sland- system were taking measur-
nents Tuesday from the depot to the
levator for some purpose known only
hose for whom they were work
N Gill Of south Extra was at
ig to business here on Saturday
Jsiting his parents near town.
ar he is trying to secure one of
K routes on this section of ter
lderson of Kimballton was
ne first Of this week visit
!. his former neighbors He
us that he was on his
Copenhagen for an indeter.
visit.
k Wells was busily engaged
~ helping Frank Nc Nally
/. ails on those never-slip shoes
IN the number of teams watt
t imagine that both were tired
len their days work was done.
young gentlemen from Wis,
;allensiefer and Peter Mailan-
10 had been visiting friends in
rton stopped off near here Mon
$ht to visit acquaintance and
Tsday resumed their journey
4 ito their home.
or Davis was at work Tuesday
new blacksmith on the north
1.-THE street, taking the place of
he former proprietors for the
ssing. The original firm dis
we'd partnership only two Or three
vs. since.
be following neighboring farmers
shogs the past week to our home
=, Peter Nelson: H. G.. Rice, 5
MAIDS Madsen, Z; Will Young, /;
Reed, 2; Frue Hayes, 3; Geo,
oisn, IS; Jens p. Jensen, 5; Frank
SPA and Ed Dryden,6.
rs Nora Nc Daniels, of Audi.
sassed Sunday with her friend,
lilly Wirth, at the parsonage in
,wn and on Monday went to
= there she will enter upon a
ivVof dressmaking and fitting un-
Competent instructor.
s. O. G.. Gaf1fn is moving
the house this week on crutch.
of her lower limbs having
ned a bad spraining and bruis-
used by the playful antics of a
calf she was initiating in the
/ drinking out of pail.
lmlin markets for Tuesday Of
week:
heht SOC; corn 303c; oats 30; barley
|, nk 25c; hard coal $50; Illinois
Cknterville 4.75; creamery but
. n; dairy 1Sc; eggs 20; potatoes
ms 79c; ducks 7ac; turkeys 12c:
x1 &c; cattle, butcher stuff 23@
1900; hogs $4.30.
WI Rural Route inspector having
his work here departed We'd
- Or Bayard whore other new
9 to be surveyed. He in