Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-06-08
A good barber is still wanted

Hamlin.
Fred Searls went to the County
Seat, Tuesday on business.
Harm Rice marketed a couple of
loads of hogs Monday in Hamlin.
Nels Jensen had business calling
him to Audubon Monday evening.
Peter Nelson made shipment of
three cars of hogs to market the past
week.
Nate Carper was in town Monday
looking for some good horses for the
market.
Mr.. Joel Crees, of Hamlin Center
was transacting business here Tuesday
morning.
johnson & Christensen made very
pretty showing last week having sold
fourteen cultivators.
Miss Mary Micklesen, who works
in Audubon, passed Sunday with her
relatives in Hamlin.
Chris Miller captured the first
prize at the Kimballton shooting
tournament Monday.
Frank Leonard sold span of good
mules to F. o. Niklason, the Audu-
bon horse buyer, Monday.
Hans Marquesen and VIM. Olsen
unloaded a Car of lumber for the
lumber company Tuesday.
w. N. Hopkins was severely in
jured last Friday by being kicked Old
the arm by vic ious horse.
Charley Bartlett has planted eight
acres of sweet corn for the Audubon
Canning factory under contract.
Ed Bartlett and wife drove up
from Extra and spent Friday at the
home of his parents in this township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence johnson of
out toward Elkhorn were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. johnson Sunday.
j. w. Jensen is said to be doing a
good job of road work with the
grader in the south and east part of
the township.
Hans Christensen and wife and Oluf
Hansen and lady have an invitation
to attend big wedding out toward
Elkhorn Friday.
George B. Gill was out at Harlan
last week and brought home his nag
"Alice Clip which has been in train
ing for long time.
Mrs. Fred Heilman was expecting
visit from her mother and sister
Tuesday evening, they reside in the
east part Of this state.
Mrs. Richard Conant, of Des
Moines, started home Tuesday after
a pleasant visit with friends in Au-
dubon and near Hamlin.S
Hans Christensen and Nels Jensen
attended the Elkhorn shoot on Mon
day where the latter drew first prize
ank the former second money.
Mrs. Christensen, mother of Hans
and Of Mrs. ]. G. johnson, returned
Monday to her home south of Elk
horn after visiting them for several
days.
Peter Kjargaard writes from Den
mark that he is enjoying his visit
greatly and did not say when he
would start back to this his adopted
country.
Lars Christenseu's celebrated Tues
day with big bowery dance, stand
being erected for that purpose. Re-
freshments were served and an all a.
round time was reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gill and Mr..
and Mrs. w. N. Hopkins attended
the Charley Ballou funeral in Extra,
Sunday and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Bartlett of that city.
Rev. Johanson, who has been Civ
ing spiritual instruction to the peo-
pie here, is now in Wisco osin and as
he returns will stop at Cedar Falls
and attend the annual conference of
the Danish Lutherans. Rev. ODER
preached here last Sunday during the
Reveren's absence.
Ole Olesens were out at Lauritz
Lauritzens, Monday, at the festivities.
Toe day was devoted to popular a.
musements, fine dance included. AT
most OF these celebrations, stands
were erected where cool soft drinks
and ice cream were dispensed to the
thirsty merry makers.
III. Zinke was in town Monday af-
ter lumber and on his return to hit
home in Greeley his team took
fright going down hill and rar
away throwing him off the load and
ipjuring him but how seriously We
were unable to learn. He was taker
to doctor in Audubon by some on.
passing in buggy.
Tom Bruhn received a good long
letter last week written by his father
! who resides at Emisclaus, Washing.
4 ton but the real surprise came wher
he read that the old gentleman now
! sixty years of age is learning to rid,
bicycle. But the gentleman torgot
4 or naulected to inform him how