Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-08-17
Born Sunday August Is, to Mr.and
Mrs. Harry De Clarinball a girl.


Mortensen and Juel have just re.
ceived car OF barrel and rock salt.
Nelson shipped out two cars of
hogs and two of grain the past week.
Tom Adair and H. Covault of east
Greeley were in town Tuesday on
business.
N. c. Christensen, of Elk Horn,
was Sunday guest of his son, Hans
and wife.
Peter Nelson passed Monday night
in Atlantic visiting his son Frank
and family.
The Elkhorn & Kimballton Co. re-
ceived two cars of lumber this week
and one of coal.
j. Fl. Jones delivered nice bunch
of thirty-seven hogs to Nelson the
first of the week.
Clyde East and sister Miss Hattie
went to Anita Tuesday to visit
friends for few days.
Nick Mikelsen purchased the lum-
Der in Hamlin for good sized house
he is intending to build soon.
Miss Nora Olsen went to Extra
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Jacobsen, south of that town.
Oluf Hansen made a business trip
to Omaha one evening last week re-
turning on the morning train.
A full car load of merchandise was
set off here Tuesday consigned to our
merchants and those of Kimballton.
j. M. Dimick was in town early
Tuesday morning receiving car of
hogs he had contracted for the day
before.
Miss Leila Pennington, of Guth-
RE County, is the guest Of her sister
Mrs. Judson Young and husband out
in Greeley.
Hard, Soft, Nut and Threshers Coal
always on hand at the Elkhorn and
Kimballton bins in Hamlin.
If OLUF HANSEN, Manager.
The Misses Lulu Clark and Grace
Stanley took clay OFF, last Thurs
day and attended the Chautauqua at
Atlantic, returning in the evening.
Lars Esbeck sold his interest in
the Pfeitfer threshing outfit to Nels
Nelson, of Audubon, who will con-
tinue the threshlng business with
Mr.. Pfeiffer.
Owing to prior engagements, Rev.
Johansen, will not preach in Ham
lin until the third Sunday in Sep
TENDER instead OF the first as has
been his custom.
Simon Christensen is reported to
have had lively runaway last week.
When he was temporarily absent the
team started east but were halted
near the creamery.
The Danish people of this town
and vicinity are getting all things
in readiness for a big picnic next
Sunday week; but have not selected
their grounds as yet.
George Picking, Cream hauler for
the Blue Grass Creamery, was in town
Tuesday making delivery of several
fine coops OF chickens to our
merchants, Mortensen and Juel.
j. w. Hood, late stock and grain
buyer in Hamlin, has reconsidered
his resolution of last week to still
continue to purchase stock and grain
here and concluded to look up anoth-
er location.
Hans Mortensen returned last week
from keokuk where he had business
and ii may not generally be known
that he was in The "pen' at Fort
Madison for short time while alb
sent-but it was only as visitor.
Miles S. Kness out in Greeley has
purchased the Blanchard Feed stable
in Audubon aud will move to that
town about the middle of December.
We wish him prosperity in this VEN
ture and hope he may never have
cause to regret this change in a
monetary point of view.
Grant Kness and VERNE Earheart,
of Greeley, were in town Tuesday
unloading a Car of Worlds Fair lum-
Der they had just received the former
for barn and the latter for q COW
shed, poultry house and other out
buildings. Perhaps there is money
in it but to the reporter's.eyes most of
the load looked as if it had been in
fair sized cyclone.
Hans Miller has his harness and
boot and shoe business snugly located
in the Mortensen and Juel store
building where he will be pleased to
see all his old customers and as many
new ones as may favor him with
their patronage. He went to Des
Moines, Tuesday, to lay in stock of
goods in his line and being fine
workman he should receive all the
patronage in this vicinity given other
towns.