Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-11-14
Hanlin
FOR SALE plymouth Rock Chick.
ems. If LULU M. CLARK.

Peter Juel was out ia the country
Tuesday on a business deal.
The tile and cement stone works
have shut mp for the winter.
Cattle and hogs were both reported
weaker Tuesday in the big markets,
Another car of cement was being
unloaded at the lumber yards
Tuesday.
The lumber Company received
three cars of lumber and five cars OF
coal the past week.
The creamery is shipping out from
twenty-five to twenty-five tubs OF
butter now per week.
Chris G. Nelson and wife of Kim
hallton were calling on friends in
this busy town Sunday.
The dance Saturday night is said
to have been a very satisfactory
affair in every particular.
Miss Topt went to Extra Tuesday
where she is working, after visiting
her relatives west of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Olesen OF
Audubon were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Christensen.
Mr.. Egan was in town Monday and
Tue.day delivering several loads of
good hogs to our local dealer.
John Griggs Of Audubon was a
Hamlin caller Tuesday on his way
out to his farm south of town.
o. N. Olesen is OFF duty this week
with lame back and went to Extra
Tuesday to get something to relieve
him.
Hans Mortesen and wife residing
west of town, entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Juel Sunday at big fat goose
roast.
Eric Oleson and Niels Jensen
started this Wednesday for Denmark
to visit their relatives during the
winter.
Mr.. Jacobsen, father OF Mrs.
William Olsen, left on Monday for
his home at Shelby after good
visit here.
There will be masquerade dance
given in the hall Thanksgiving eve
and another, Danish dance, Thanks.
giving night.
The proprietor of the elevator
shipped out car each Of oats, barley
and corn the past week and received
two cars of coal.
Farmers are being surprised at thu
unexpected yield of corn, it being
both in quality and quantity beyond
their expectations.
The Danish Creamery Company
of near Kim ballton shipped about
twenty-five tubs of butter from
this station Tuesday.
1t has about been decided to have
a big shooting match here either the
day before or on Thanksgiving day
date not definitely decided yet.
The carpenters went out to Sharon
Tuesday to commence work on new
barn for Jens Anderson to replace
the one recently destroyed by fire.
The cold weather the first of thil
week did not prevent the lumber
haulers from hauling cut their usua
loads to Elk Horn and Kimballtsn
j. G. johnson was in Atlanti,
Thursday of last week on business
and visited his brother-in-law, Mr.
Nelson, the buttermaker, out in
Oakfield township over night.
]. r. Tvenstrup replaced his small
heater Tuesday by a large one big
enough to give out heat enough to-
the whole large hall in which his
barber shop and pool hall are located
Chris christensen who has beer
working in the harness shop for Juel
is now sole proprietor of the bushes
having purchased the stock of hi
employer. Being a good workman
he will no doubt receive as liberal /.
patronage as his predecessor.
The business at the depot in car
loads for October was as follows:
Received 9 cars of coal, 2 of lum
Der, of cement and one of sand
Forwarded car of cattle, of hog
and ] of sheep. The ticket sales TO
the month amounted to $s5.19.
tlfs
Take Notice
All persons knowing themselve
Indebted to the Elk Horn and Kim
balton Lumber Company will pleas
call and settle before December LIST
1907. %