Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-07-18
Hanlin
Nelson shipped several cars of hogs
to market the past week.

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The Lumber Company received
two cars of lumber the past week.
Peter Nelson has added blacksmith
coal to the kinds he now has on hand.
Haying will commence generally
this week it the weather is favorable.
Andrew Esbeck of Elk Horn was
calling on friends in Hamlin last
Sunday.
LATE Simpson unloaded a car
of telephone posts in the yards here
last week.
Our barber and soft drink man has
added penny-in -a-slot machine to
his business.
Andrew Mikelsen was in town
Monday and purchased a hay loader
of our dealers.
Tom Gill of Extra is assisting his
brother, G.. B. Gill, during hay and
grain harvest.
Will Egan of near Anita has our
lightning rod men rodding his build
ings this week.
Joel Crees visited his daughter,
Mrs. G. w. Spencer in Extra the
last of the week.
Hans Rattenborg has men putting
in complete water works system
on his farm this week.
Hans johnson and Tom Bruhn and
their wives had Sunday outing on
the banks Of the 'Botna.
Mrs. Marie johnson is expected to
return from Friend, Nebraska,
where she has been visiting.
Charles Garnett had business in
Hsmlin Monday and reports heavy |
wind out east Sunday night.
Nelson & Juel rodded all the Ham
lin township schoolhoases last week,
o. N. OLSEN doing the work.
George Gill marketed sixteen
two hundred aud eighty-four pound
hogs in Hamlin Monday morning.
Tom Bruhn's boy is doing a gen.
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town and deserves encouragement.
William Blohm of near Sharon
was hauling out lumber Monday for
a we'll he is having bored on his farm
Mrs. William Olsen is quite ill at
this time and under the care of DR..
Rosenblaat for catarrhal Appendix
citis.
One of Frank Pfeifser's boys has
commenced work for Ed Dryden
during the haying and harvest
season.
Jens F. Petersen was down town
Sunday after several weeks isolation
on account of scarlet fever in the
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris N. Christensen
entertained their friends, Jens
Kilgor and wife, Of Audubon last
Sunday.
Mrs. Tharp Of Chicago was ex-
pected to arrive here Monday on a
visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. c. Gill.
Oluf Hansen and j. E. Tvenstrup
went 10 Lewis Sunday and witnessed
the ball game between the Lewis
and Extra teams.
Robert Mills and daughter, Lena,
arrived last week from Norfolk, Ne
braska, and are visiting at the home
of their relative, Mrs. w. A. Clark
and family.
Farmers in town Monday report
quite heavy wind storm Sunday
night which knocked the corn down
some but it is thought it will all
come up again.
Pete Juel went out to Nelson, Ne
braska, last week and appointed Mr..
George Jensen agent and has already
shipped two thousand feet of light
ming rod material to him.
1t is reported tina. John Wiegart
has purchased lot west of the hotel
with the intention of building on it
later so as to have his family who
live at Harlan come here and reside
II. j. Hansen and wife entertained
number of their friends both in
town and country at their new resi-
dence Sunday and all went away
cengratalattng their hosts on the
beautiful residence they now occupy
and own.
The big church picnic in Peter
sens grove, south of town, Sunday
was we'll attended and the addresses
by Revs. Anker and Jersild OF Elk
Horn and Jensen, the local pastor,
were said to be very interesting and
instructive. A bounteous lunch was
partaken of during the day.
Fred Bonnesep, the blacksmith,
WAS out south of Kimballton Satur.
day and Sunday looking over his
farm and saws about five hundred
dollars will pay the damage done to
his acres when the graders get done
with their work on the part of the