Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-07-25

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Mics Christensen was an Audubon
shopper Tuesday.
Grin Eddy lost valuable work I
horse lsss week, il becoming over
heated.
hrs. Hs.rh'e residence is almost
comp letec and vii! soon be ready |
for her roomers.
Andrew Christofiersen is painting
the lightning rod factory, this week,
for Nelson 3: Juel
Peter Nelson made his usual ship
rnents Of hogs the past week ard sent |
cut car Tuesday.
Henrlcksen Brothers are building
swo-story house on their farm, the
old Fred Sable place.
Fred Nisssn has commenced excs-
vatiEg for the fou ndstion of his new
residence west of town.
AIRY and Dryden will give one of
their popular dances al the d. B. S.
hall sext Saturday night.
The Danish Brotherhood Society
hold their regular monthly meeting |
Wednesday evening, July 3lst.
Mrs. William Olsen has recovered
from her recent illness much TO the
relief Of her numerous friends.
Mrs. j C.. johnson is visiting at |
the parental home near Elk Horn
for q week, going there Sunday.
The Gun Club will soon engage in
their monthly practice shoot but the
day has not We, been determined.
Chris Nelson, Oluf Hansen, g. B.
Gill and j E. Tvenstrup were after
noon callers 10 Extra last Sunday.
James White and family OF east
Greeley were guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Garrett Tuesday.
Hans Christensen, the harness
maker of Hamlin, was calling on
friends in the Wooded City Sunday.
George Picking becoming afraid of
Joye's thu nderbolts had our manu-
features put up rods on his residence
Monday.
Ed Johnson, out on the ridge west
Of town has Peter Wiuff of Elk
Horn at work plasteriDg his new
residence.
The Blue Grass Creamery shipped
seventy five tubs of butter east Tues
day aud the Kimballton Creamery
sixty-one tubs.
The painters are at work on the
interior OF the II. j. Hansen subur-
ban residence, putting on the final
touches TO the woodwork.
Chris o. Jensen shipped out two
cars of hogs from this station We'd
nesday and intended to send out two
care more Friday Of this week.
G.. G.. Nelson Of Kimballton was
engaged Monday and Tuesday in |
erecting big windmill and placing
the plumbing in shape for Hans J
Hansen.
The Standard Oil agent of Allan
tic went out to Frank Hopley's Tues
day aud purchased tour Inc Scotch |
Collie pups which be shipped to
Atlantic.
Peter Nelson had Bruhn and Mel
son at work Tuesday painting the
interior Of his Office dead white
which surely makes the office both
beautiful and sanitary.
Nelson & Juel have appointed S. ] /.
Thompson their agent at Walnut and
Dill Il Egan at Anita and have
shipped one thousan pounds Of
lightning rod material to each
agency.
Mr.. Watson, the Des Moines fruit
tree agent, was in town Monday and
Tuesday soliciting orders for his COM
pany and replacing the few trees and
vines which were lost by dry and
freezing weather.
Fred Heileman informs us that the
creamerieA have been having hard
time lately in keeping butter tubs on
hand in sufficient numbers to supply
their wants, but expect to be fully
supplied shortly.
The Elk Horn and Kimballton
Lumber Company had one car OF
lumber on track Tuesday to unload.
Their trade has been good in small
orders but there are bat few orders
for new buildings nor wont be until
after harvest.
Our gang Of cement bridge build
ers have pitched their tent and camp
wagon in the center of town and
were grading where the old wooden
bridge was north and west of town
on the Audubon road preparatory to
commencing work on the arch bridge
there. People going to Audubon
this week will have to take the road
one halt mile either east or west of