Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-06-25
Hanlin
George Spencer visited busy Extra

Hans johnson is entertaining his
father who resides west of Brayton
Country butter was quoted Tues
day at zoe and eggs at 13c at the
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ii. Garnett visit
ed Sunday out on the farm with
their son, Charles and wife.
When in need of cement blocks or
thing, leave your orders with p. j.
Juel, manager, Hamlin, Iowa. j25
Andrew Jacobsen, the venerable
father of Mrs. William Olson, is here
from Shelby visiting her for week
or two.
We.have large lot of 26-inch
hog fence which we are going to
close out at cost. This is your
chance. WALKER.
Illness was reported Tuesday at
both the Jayne and one of the An
ciaux residences out in Greeley but
we could get no particulars.
johnson & Christensen received
half car Of woven fence and barbed
wire Tuesday which will supply
their trade for a short time.
Peter Nelson took in car ct hogs
Tuesday which is considered good
days work these hot days when
every farmer is busy blowing corn.
j. f. Tvenstrup has lately been
stocking up with nice assortment
of cigars, candies and soft drinks usu-
ally found in first class pool hall.
Mrs. j. FL. Jones & Sons sold
bunch of twenty-three or more head
of fine cattle this week delivering
them to the purchaser in Audubon.
Mr.. just Jacobsen and wife are
visiting this week with former &C.
quaintances in Audubon. Just is re-
ported to be the came old chap of six
or seven years ago.
There are enough pictures to
frame in this vicinity to keep us
going six months. Bring them in
and let us frame them out of our
large stock of frames. WALKER.
Quite brisk wind circulated here
Tuesday morning during the heavy
rain which fell, several limbs of trees
being torn off and the potato vines
and small gram being Frustrated for
a time.
Mr.. Nels Rattenborg who resides
on the pleasant heights east of the
creamery is having his bottom land
we'll tiled, men being now at work
digging the bitches and putting the
tile in place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Mortesen enter
tanned large party of young folks at
their pleasant home west of town
Saturday night, all of whom join in
expressing their thanks for the pleas
ant time accorded them.
Invitations are out to the marriage
of Miss Martha Sandbeck, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sandbeck Of
this town, to Mr.. Carl Madsen at The
Danish Lutheran church in Hamli1
at four O'Clock p. m. Friday, July &c
Rev. Jensen of Extra officiating.
Mrs. Copeland is still lying in .
precarious condition at the home O
! her brother, George B. Gill, hear
disease being the trouble. Altho .
little easier Tuesday, the evening
before at one time it was though
she would pass away at any moment
Peter Juel is out in Nebraska thi
week looking after his lightning rot
business and visiting his agents il
g the east half Of the state and in tn
mean time his assistant here is bus,
8 turning out great coils of copper rod
: for the trade which is now exceed
ingly brisk.
Two cars of sand have been an
, loaded at the tile factory sine
Tuesday of last week and it is re-
ported that the average output pc
month will be about three cars o
l sand with the other concomitant
: will be worked up into thing an,
building blocks.
The excessive rains during Ma,
and June have had their effect on tn
collars and caves of this town a
Thomas Bruhn. the genial clerk il
the johnson general store can testif,
as he was busy pumping water from
the store cellar Tuesday forenoon
and informed us the water had at on