Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-08-25

Prayer meeting every Wednesday
O'Clock p. m.
e.. HE1LMAN, Pastor.
All Mendenhall started for Des
Moines to pass the week at the fair.
Agent Osborne sold fourteen tick
cts this week, Oh account of the State
fair.
G. B. Gill was employed Tuesday
in threshing his grain out Of the
shock.
Forrest Scott, east of Old Hamlin,
is attending the state fair, leaving
here Tuesday.
August Burr, wife and boy left
here Saturday, to pass the week at
the capital city.
Mrs. Ed Dryden visited friends in
Extra, Monday, and transacted bust
ness while there.
The Elkhorn & Kimballton Lum-
Der Company were unloading another
car of coal Tuesday.
Chris johnson dresses one foot in 9
nice slipper this week on account OF
its being quite sore.
Another big shipment of butter to
the east was made this week from the
Blue Grass creamery.
VIM. Armstrong and wife of north
east of Old Hamlin are attending the
State fair, this week.
Nielsen Il Kjargaard shipped car
of hogs to Chicago and one to Des
Moines the past week.
Mrs. A. Potter, residing on the
Moore farm west of town was report
ed i'll Tuesday morning.
Clarence Davis and Oluf Hansen at
tended Chautauqua Sunday, return
ing on the night Special
Coal of ali kinds for sale at the
Elkhorn Il Kimballton bins at Ham
lin. OLUF HANSEN,
S-11-tf Manager.
Martin Esbeck of Kimballton re-
ceived car of implements Tuesday
which were being unloaded at this
station.
Mrs. Clark Wilson and daughter
Miss Vera left for Des Moines Satur-
day on visit at the L. Ward home
and at the fair.
Frue Hayes, Of East Greeley, was
in town the last OF the week and pur-
chased one of those farmers helpers, a
manure spreader.
Our bachelor merchant Peter Kjjar-
gard is at Des Moines this week, be-
coming acquainted with the mer-
chants and viewing the exhibits at
the fair.
Fred Heileman attended the butter
makers picnic near Extra, last week
and reports very nice time, all en-
drance.
VIM. Armstrong ST.. and Robert
Armstrong took the train Sunday for
Des Moines to see the sights Of a
great city and the products Of a
thriving state.
The Blue Grass Creamery has a
'phone in now, put in last week
which will be great convenience
both to the manager and the patrons,
who are also on the line, in more ways
than one.
Ed Dryden, r. w. Mullinger Joel
Crees and w. N. Hopkins are all in
touch with the outside world, all
having phones put in their residences
the past week. They are using the
Simpson line.
Il. Jergensen, Jens Andersen, Chris
Miller, Soren Sorensen and Jacob
Topt, all nearby farmers, are passing
this week at the fair in the capital
city, being especially interested in
the stock exhibits.
M. c. Gill reports himself as once
more in good health and feeling
splendidly after his long siege OF
semi illness, that is not i'll enough to
lie in bed and not we'll enough to
stay up all the time.
Thomas Bruhn is employed in the
store this week and ismaking familiar
with the location and prices Of goods
as when he takes possession Of the
post Office, September first he will
also act as clerk in the store.
Samuel Atkinson substantial
farmer, residing a few miles of Ham.
lin started Tuesday for weeks sight.
seeing at the Worlds fair at St.Louis
He expects to meet and visit rela.
tive whom he had not seen for some
time.
VIM. Stanley is getting ready fol-
fall blowing and the first thing b,