Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05
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Miss Dagmar Millesen was calling
upon her Audubon friends, Monday
of this week.
Peter Clausen, of near the Station,
was calling on friends and transacting
business at Extra on Monday.
Mrs. Tom White was down at
Extra last Saturday having q good
visit with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Spencer.
Tuesday was Carpenter Nels Jen-
sens birthday and he was about
town setting up the cigars to his
friends in honor of the event.
The little barber was helping at
the Peter Juhl store, Tuesday, while
Mr.. Juhl was out at Elk Horn
attending the silver wedding.
Emmalyn Spencer is passing few
days with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Hoplev and assisting that lady whose
health is not the best this spring.
George Morey and wife, who re-
side over in Old Hamlin vicinity,
drove up to Audubon Tuesday to
transact business and call on friends
Peter Nielsen, the lIamlin stock
buyer and grain dealer, received sew
enty head of hogs from farmers out
towards Kim allton, Tuesday of
this week.
X. I. harrington, young man
from Magnolia, Iowa, arrived here
Sunday and is assisting Fred Heile-
man with his work about Blue
Grass Creamery.
j. w. Pnipps's new barn which he
is building on his fine farm, a little
way east of Hamlin is rapidly
assuming proportions and will be
done in a few days.
The little boy of Oluf Olsen and
wife at the hotel in lIamlin was
quite i'll a few days last week but
report said he was much better on
Tuesday forenoon.
Hamp Jones, from over east Of the
station, aud Nels Peterson, who re-
sides down on the old Onley place,
were sowing wheat upon their farms
Monday of this week.
Peter Juhl, the merchant, and
Hans Mortesen were over in the
vicii1ity of Elk Horn, Monday, at
tending the silver wedding of Chris
Larsen and wife, which occurred ON
Monday of this weel,
A gay party of young people
gathered at the home of Frank
lIopley and wife, just over Creamery
Hill, last week on Friday evening
and INDUCED in dancing party
some of the guests being up from
Extra.
Carrie Wilson and his brother-in-
law, Len Ward were at Hamlln,
Tuesday, decorating the interior OF
the Garnett residence with pretty
colored paper and doing several other
Jobs of like nature before returning
to their home at Audubon.
EdDryden and wifeenjoyed visit
from their former neighbors, j. F.
Mckibben and wife, whose home is
three mil IS south of Extra, Sunday
Mr.. McKibbin went home the next
day to look after matters on the farm
but his wife remained and passed
most of the week at theD yden home.
William Owens, Sr., who resides
Il little way north of this place, sent
four carloads of cattle from his own
yards to the eastern market OH Mon
day. The stock was shipped from
Audubon and Sam Gardner, who re-
sides in the same neighborhood
shipped good drove ofhogs on the
same tram that Mr.. Owens went On.
The little son of II ans Miller, who
has been so very i'll at this station
for some time was reported to be at
the turning point on Tuesday and
had passed good night the night
before. The skilled nurse in attend
an 'e said that mess something
unforeseen occurred the lad would
get along nicely now as the long run
of fever had been broken at last.
"A couple OF weeks ago, j. Z. john
son, the jolly hard ware dealer at
this place, his wife and little boy
went out to Kimballton to visit rel
atives, and while there, the boy was
taken SO i'll that they could not
bring him home, and the first OF the
week, he had not yet returned to
his Hamln home. However, tele.
phone message from Mrs. johnson
who was still out there on Sunday,
said that the lad was doing SPLEEN
didly and would soon be able to
come home.