Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-27
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The Lumber Company received a
car of pests this week.
Messrs. AIRY and Bert Dryden
drove to Ezra Sunday.
Bert Dryden is working at the
Blue Grass Creamery now.
Two cars of hogs were shipped
from Hamlin Tuesday evening.
N. E. Crane had business calling
him to Audubon Tuesday morning.
j. H. Jones was on the market
Tuesday with a car OF hogs sold to
Nelson.
Hans johnson and wife visited at
Willie Hoegh's west of Brayton last
Sunday.
1t was reported that there is to be
party at Stanley's this Thursday
evening.
VIM. Olsen is hauling the lumber
for the addition to the Mrs. Haahr
residence.
It is reported that the children of
j. F. Petersen west Of town, are ill
with scarlet fever.
Peter Juel and assistant, O. N.
OLSEN, were out in the country this
week rodding buildings.
Sam Atkinson and family intend
to spend the Fourth in Extra as he
has done for several years.
Workmen have been at work the
past week replastering the Heieman
residence at the creamery.
The new harness makers wife
made him visit Monday returning
to Audu bon on Tuesday morning.
M. E. Mertensen, Nels Rattenb borg
and Andrew Jacobsen have each pur-
chased hay leaders of our dealers this
week.
Jens Anderson, the Kimbsllton
Lumber Co. Manager was calling on
Manager Hansen in Hamlin last
Monday.
Miss Anna Rasmussen returned to
Casey Monday after weeks visit at
the Noah Crane home south of
Hamlin.
The Brandon show is said to have
given the people here their moneys
worth both nights of their per-
Torrance.
Oiuf Hansen and j. e. Tvenstrup
attended the ball game at Atlantic
Sunday and report a very nicely
played game.
johnson and wife and Christensen
and wife visited near Braytor, list
Sunday and went out to the gln
shoot west of town.
AIRY and Stanley have extended in
vitations to their friends to attend q
dance in the D. B. s. Hall, Saturday
evening of this week.
Duunn ana young Nelson were
painting the ceiling VI the pool hall,
Tuesday and nearly breaking their
necks looking up at their work.
j. E. Tvenstrup has purchased
forty dollar show case which is a
dandy in appearance. He will put
it in his refreshment room and
pool hall.
Mrs. Haahr is having quite an ad-
dition made to her residence with
the intention of taking roomers,
Hans Carstensen Of Newell, Iowa,
dong the work
Mrs. Gill while not we'll yet has so
far improved that her friends feel
greatly encouraged over her present
situalon as to hope she will soon
be up and around.
John Weigand, the lumber hauer
is nearly off duty owing to broken
rib or two received while assisting in
moving house. He had to call on
surgeon TO fix him up properly.
Two miles west of Hamlin Tuesday
morning, farmers were plowlng corn
while here we were nearly miied
down, the heavy rain of Monday
night stopping all work in that line
The Danish brotherhood Society
dedicated their hall last Saturday
evening with appropriate ceremonies
goodly number of the members be-
ing present. AT the conclusion OIL
the work, fac dance was iudnlged
in by all who ielt SO inclined.
Mrs. r.. I'll. Garnett and daughter.
in-law, Mrs. Charlie Garnet, drov,
over four miles east OF Culture Cen.
ter Saturday aud visited at the HON.
of the M'ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Grard, returning M nday.
Joe James mules driven by hi
teamsler ere in town Monday whel
II ey took fright and rau off althou Il
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