Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-08
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Wheat was quoted at 7Sc Monday.
j. w. Lair of Extra visited our
town one day last week.
Our harness maker had business in \
Audubon the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hopley went
to Atlantic Sunday on the special.
Mr.. Joel Crees visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Spencer one day
last week
Pete Nelson made several ship
ments OF hogs the past week and an
other car Monday.
Mr.. John Rudolph was in town
Monday taking out manure spread
er recently purchased here.
Thomas Lohner of Extra made
short call here one day last week 10
meet business engagement.
The creamery is still doing good
business, there being no falling off in
the average shipments made.
James Roberts. who works for
Rural Carrier Kness visited over
Sunday with his mother at Lorah.
Peter Juel was at work Monday |
tearing down his old barn with the
intention of building new one
at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Christensen Wis
tied Saturday and Sunday at the
homes of their parents out near
Elk Horn.
Miss Lena Petersen passed Sunday
in Hamlin with her sister, MIS-. |
o. N. Olesen, returning to Audubon
Monday morning.
Oluf Hansen went out near Elk
Horn and spent Sunday with his
brothers and sisters, his parents still
being in the far west.
The Cement Works received one
car of sand Monday, the Lumber
Co.two cars of lumber and Nelson
one car of coal Oh track to unload.
Our hardware and implement
dealers received a car of farm wagons
the last of last week in readiness for
the usual demand later in the season.
Last week Fred Bonneson bought
three lots Just west of his blacksmith
shop Of johnson Il Christensen and
will coon commence the erection of
nice residence.
III. j. Johnson returned last week
from Ringsted, Iowa and again left
on visit to his parents. Mrs John
son is still visiting her sister at the
above named town.
Mrs. Haahr had the new addition
to her residence nicely painted last
week as we'll as tie older house
which gives very satisfactory APP
pearance to the whole premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Olesen gave sn
ice cream social Sunday evening to
several of their friends, among whom
we note Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Johnson,
Peter and Nels Jorgensen and fam
lilies and j. E. Tvenstrup and all re-
port nice time.
Farmers made good progress last
week in cutting their grain and will
finish this week ii the weather con-
tinues favorable. This season places
barley in the lead as to quality,
wheat second and oats third, it being
very light and the heads not we'll
filled is the report made Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Green and
three children arrived here Monday
morning from their home at Burr
Oak, Kansas, on visit with her
brother, A. j. Cameron, who met
them at the train. Mr.. Green re-
ports the crops as very fair in his
part OF that country aud all but the
oat crop Of small grain was harvested.
Mr.. Kness, the carrier on rural
route one, believes in being patriotic
and is humane, having purchased a
fine set OF horse covers as protec-
tion to his horses from the assault of
both flies and the pesky ''skeeters;"
you'll see where the patriotism comes
in when you lay eyes on those covers
which are covered with dozens of
designs of the flag of our country,
the red, white and blue.
Charley Spar had fine time Sun
day on the train with no best girl
along to call for ice cream. He rode
to Griswold in the baggage car &C.
cupying the best seat, his vision I'M
INSTRUCTED and the view fine; then
back to Atlantic where he took
dinner with his friend, "Bill'' then
to Lewis and home on the special in
time for good nights rest which
put him In good shape for handling
the few tons of freight unloaded
from the train Monday morning.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT