Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-13
~ Hanlin \

Chris Nelson went to Atlantic
Monday on business.
Miss Nora Olsen returned home
from Extra Saturday.
Boy Beers marketed fifty head of
hogs in Hamlin this week.
Hans johnson transacted business
at the county seat Monday.
Peter Nelson shipped three cars of
hogs to market the past week.
Mr.. Bill Law and son, Harry, Wis
tied at the Ed Dryden home Sunday.
A. w. Davis went out on the
G.. A. R. excursion Sunday noon
from Hamlin.
Mrs. Jacobsen of Extra visited her
parents, William Olsen and wife
last Saturday.
Charlie Mordesen who works for
Martin Mortensen is home at present
sick with boils.
w. D. Stanley lost two valuable
COWS in last Sundays electrical
storm. Insured.
John and George Pfeiffer from up
near Dedham are at the A. w. Davis
home visiting few days.
Pete Christensen's young folks
spent Saturday evening at the home
of Pete Lauridsen south of town.
The Kimballton and Elk Horn
Lumber Company received one car
of brick and one of lumber last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Clemensen en-
joyed themselves at the big church
meeting in the Bluffs last and this
week.
Mrs. Maria johnson attended the
church meeting Of the Danish Luz
theran church at the Bluffs the
past week.
Oluf Hansen and j.. e. Tvenstrup
did their celebrating at Elk Horn
the night of the fifth and report q
grand time.
Me. and Mrs. Niels Mortensen are
Council Bluffs visitors this week at
tending the church meeting which is
being held there.
Sanford Davis had quite serious
accident Saturday morning. He
slipped and fell on an ak, cutting
his head quite badly.
Lauritz Lykke, wife and child of
Texas arrived here Sunday on their
way out to the home of his brother,
Peter, near Kimballton.
N. E. Crane was in town Monday
looking after business and casting an
eye on one of those neat buggies at
johnson u Carstensen's store.
Miss Matilda Carstensen of near
Elk Horn, who has been visiting her
brother and sister in Hamlin, went
to Brayton Monday on her way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom White and Mrs.
Joel Crees went to Bayard, Guthrie
county, Friday, to visit Charlie
Crees' family and arrived home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Hans Christensen of Newell,
Iowa, arrived here Saturday on a
visit to his cousins, 0. N. Olesen,
Hans Christensen and p. j.. Juel and
families. He returned Monday.
The Hamlin branch of the Cement
Block Company have been unloading
two or three cars of sand the past
week. They now have big stock
OF stone blocks for bridge and Gull
vert purposes on hand.
The box social at Hamlin Center
school house last Friday evening
did pretty good, in spite of the bad
roads. They took in twelve dollars
which finished paying for the organ
and will get some song books.
There were eleven cars of cattle
and nineteen cars Of hogs forwarded
from this station during the month
OF May and cars of sand, 2 of rock,
4 of stucco, l of coal, OF brick, l Of
flour and IL OF lumber received. The
ticket sales amounted to S35.75.
Frank Nielsen, wife and child of
Fremont, Nebraska, are visiting his
father, Peter Nelson and wife at
Audubon. He was in town Monday
and informed us that he is now sta.
toned in the Train dispatchers' office
of the G & N. w. in that city. He
was formerly agent for the Rock
Island at Brayton.
The Blue Grass Creamery Board
met Monday afternoon and transact
ed the ususl routine of business and
got out their report OF the business
for the month of May but too late
for US this week. This creamery is
prospecting beyond the most sanguine
expectations of the stockholders, ow-
ing to the carefulness of Manager
Heileman IN overseeing the business.