Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-04
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Easter services we're held here last
Sunday morning.
George Morey of south Greeley,
was in town Monday on business.
Chris O. Jensen shipped three cars
of stock from this station Monday.
Hans Christensen is having a big
cistern put in at his residence this
week.
Miss Jennie Clark is assisting with
the work about the Dick Owen home
this week.
Mrs. Mary Clark has been visiting
friends out near Old Hamlin the
past week.
Carl Tvenstrup is working for
Chris Miller out west of town, COM
mencing some time ago.
Pete Hansen, Tony Aagard and
Sam Sorensen spent Easter with
friends out toward Elk Horn.
Hans Miller, wife aud children
spent Easter out at the Jens Mar
cussen home sou thwest of town.
Farmers are all busy seeding and
blowing this week, -consequently
but few we're ia town Monday.
Ernest Bruhn is working for
N. c. Christensen out toward Elk
Horn, commencing work Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris johnson enter
tanned the Bruhn, William Olsen
and P. r. Nlssen families last Sunday.
Miss Minnie Burr commenced
school Monday at No. L, Hamlin
township, and Mr.. Shelley at No. @.
j. E. Tvenstrup passed part of last
week in Omaha while the upper
story of the barber shop was being
erected.
Misses Clara Fredericksen and
Mary Mikkelsen who work in Audi
bon, made a visit in Hamlin Sunday
attending church and calling on
friends.
The D. B. Society meet Saturday
evening of this week when all the
members should make it point to
be present.
Miss Christina Rattenborg, daugh-
ter of Hans Rattenborg of Atlantic,
is visiting relatives in Hamlin and
southwest.
The Elk Horn and Kimballton
Lumber Company received one car
of sand, one OF brick and two of
lumber the past week.
Willie johnson and wife, residing
out southwest of town, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Morteuser
west of Hamlin last Saturday.
Lawrence johnson of near Ell
Horn visited his brother, j. G. John,
son, last Friday while his wife calico
on Mrs. Ed Mardesen three mile.
south of Hamlin.
John p. Jensen, southwest of Ham.
lin, purchased his hardware bill
while in town last week and intend.
cd to commence the erection Of his
new residence this week.
Chris N. Anderson brought in 8
carload of fat steers Monday and sold
them to Chris o. Jensen, the Elk
Horn stock dealer, who shipped
them to market the same day.
George Scott was in Hamlin Mon.
day on business about procuring til.
ing for culverts and was assured that
as soon as work could be commenced
any sizs tiling wanted could be made
right here without having to send to
other places for it.
George Spyrup was in town Mon.
day morning with blood in his eve
and desire to bring to justice tine
vandals who broke the lock on the
door of No. 2 schoolhouse Sunday
night. However nothing in the
building was molested.
Merchant Hans johnson passed
Sunday with his family in Elk Horn
and Monday moved the family and
household goods to the house he re.
Gently purchased in Hamliu. Oul
people welcome Mr.. and Mrs. John,
sen to their little town.
The gentlemen selected to work a,
the cement block factory here are
Peter Jensen, boss; Hans Jensen aoG
Mr.. Arnold who are late arrival
from the old country. They ar,
painting the buildings, sanding tn,
floor and will soon be ready for tn,
real work OF the year.