Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-10-12
Oluf Hansen visited out at Elk
Horn Sunday with his parent.

Oluf Hansen visited out at Elk
Horn Sunday with his parent.
Our new barber is still with us, for
how long has not been determined.
Geo. Morey has put down % rods
Of piping and is erecting new wind
mill.
Oh no the Hamlin streets were not
muddy Tuesday morning, they were
just slush and ooze.
Tom White was in town Tuesday
and reported every thing prosperous
in his neighborhood.
A big jolly fellow that can keep
you laughing. That's Sears. Extra,
Saturday eve. October 81.
Hard, Soft, Nut and Threshers Coal
always on hand at the Elkhorn and
Kimballton bins in Hamlin.
r. FL. Garnett>s residence looks as
good as new now that he has finished
giving it fresh coat of paint.
Postmaster Tom Bruhn and wife
ing her brother Mr.. Turkelsen and
family.
A. W. Harvey Asst. Cashier in the
First National Bank of Extra was
here Tuesday looking after Insurance
matters.
We lost our note book Tuesday and
q few items with it which we are un-
able to call to memory. Better luck
next time.
Peter Nelson has made extensive
repairs and improvements on his coal
sheds the past week and will soon
have them full of all kinds of coal.
Ole Olesen and wife and Mortensen
e. Juhl and families attended the
birthday party of Mr.. Olesen's faith
er out in the country Sunday and
fine time is reported.
E. q. Crane the erstwhile barber at
Hamlin last year has sold or traded
his Old Hamlin property for small
farm near Bear Grove, Guthrie coun-
ty and moved there Monday.
Lew Miller, wife and children of
Aurora, Kansas returned home Tues
day after months visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Morey
and other relatives in Greeley.
A few Of the farmers have COM
menced picking corn for present feed
ing purposes and report the crop all
right but subject to improvement af-
ter good frost which now seems i'm
inent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen, father and
mother of Mrs. j. G. johnson and the
latter's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Larsen of Elk Horn visited that
lady and husband a couple of days
this week.
Fred Heileman the butter maker,
reports the change ofweather to cool
er as Godsend at this time as it has
taken lot of that useful article ice
during the long hot spell, and that
the store was being fast depleted.
1t is pity some one with money
would not build three or four nice
cottages here. There is not week
but what some one is calling for a
house and one would rent 80 as to pay
fair interest on the money invested.
DIR. Sears is the first number of
the Extra Lecture Course, Tuesday,
evening, October "a.
Hamlin markets-Cattle, butcher
stuff, 2 ca 81, tops, 81; hogs, 4 so;
wheat, 69c; corn, CSC; oats, 214c
barley, 27c; potatoes, go; CIR. butter,
2lc; dairy butter, TIC: eggs, 16c,
chicks, eac; hens,9c; ducks, &c; geese
43c; turkeys, 10c.
The Division Superintendent and
Road Manager were up this branch
Tuesday and spent about Is minutes
viewing the belongings of the Great
Rock Island System but from safe
point, not daring to venture over
toward town thru that bed of slime
and mud which confronted them. 1t
is limited the road will build side
walk and crossing from the depot
west to intersect Main St. and the
citizens will build the walk from
thereto the hotel But will If he done