Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
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j. w. Scott of Atlantic was in
town short time Monday.
Mrs. r. III. Garnett was a county
seat business visitor Monday.
The sun crosses the line March 2lst
then look tor squallY weather.
Miss Lulu Clark aud brother, Rob,
were calling on Extra friends, last
Saturday.
j. P. Nielsen, west of Hamlin, left
Monda y on a visit with friends at
Portland, Nebraska.
Fred Sabel, Jr., has moved to a
farm out near Nelson, where he will
till the soil the coming season.
j. M. Kopeska was moving Mon
day to the farm recently purchased
nine miles north of Guthrie Center.
Merchant II. J. johnson unloaded
car of flour and shorts into his
ware house Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
William Chambers, travelling audi
tor for the railroad, passed through
Hamlin Monday on his way to
Audubon.
Harry Percy, wife and children
who have been visiting the Crees
family left for their home at Ottesen,
Iowa, on Monday.
Chris j. Petersen, late clerk in
the Joe James store in Elk Horn was
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Cars
Jensen over Sunday.
Mrs. w. D. Stanley went to ORR
ent Monday to visit for while with
her daughter, Mrs. Will Deets, who
recently moved there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Stanley enter
tanned B. Aldrich and sister from
Anita few days last week. They
returned home Nj onday.
II. j. Hansen has the brick for his
new house about hauled out and as
soon as the weather permits, will set
the masons at work on the foundations.
.. N. OleseD, manager for P. j.
Juel, is learning the harness making
business now while attending to his
other duties around the shop and
lightning rod factory.
A number of the friends of o. N.
Olesen gathered at the hotel Sunday
and assisted him in celebrating his
thirty first birthday in manner
BETTING the occasion.
G. B. Gill reports his father, Nj. G.
Gill, as having taken change for
the better since the milder weather
set in and thinks he will recover his
usual health as spring develops into
summer.
Mr.. James East went to Atlant ic
Monday to see if the residence lie
purchased there is vacant as himself
and wife are going to move there,
leaving the boys to manage the farm
out east of Hamlin.
Samuel johnson, an aged citizen of
Greeley, died last Friday after an ILL.,
ness of a few weeks, and on Sunday
the funeral services were held from
the Greeley Center church, iuterment
taking place Ia the Extra cemetery.
Quite number of the friends of
Hans MorteseB and wife gathered at
their home west of town last Sunday
and assisted her in celebrating Ter
twenty-first birthday an
yereary in the manner becoming such
occasions. The lady received several
nice tokens as mementoes of the
occasion.
Juel has received his gasoline en-.
CINE and as soon as it can be set up
he will engage 10 making lightning
rods on grand scale. He also re-
ceived big consignment of harness
aud shoe leather and other goods
connected with a good shop, and
Miller, his harness maker, wilt be
kept busy for a while filling the or
ders for new harness now on hand.
Frank Pfeiffer, a long time resi-.
dent of this county, moved his fam
lily this week to farm near Temple
ton. Mr.. Pfeiffer is one of the very
first men to engage in running a
thresher in this county and in the
earlier DAYS was known all over the
county. The friends and neighbore
regret their departure and express
the hope that their new home may
prove banana as wealth producer
and that they may never regret leav-
ing good old Audubon county.