Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-22
Hanlin

| day Win q lOaQ OF Wleal.
Peter Juel took an auto ride to
Extra last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Nels Mortensen Jr. was shop
ping at the county seat Saturday.
w. G. Sheets and Henry Burr
were selling hogs in our city Tues
day.
Marshall McNutt was having a
mower repaired in our city last Tues
day.
George Guide of the Blue Grass
Creamery passed Sunday at his home
in Extra.
The we'll at the stock yards was
cleaned out Monday, the company
having it done.
Henry Rabe purchased and took
out new wagon and binder to his
fine farm Tuesday.
About one hundred and twenty
two tubs will be shipped from our
creamery this week.
Peter Jensen and family spent a
pleasant Sabbath at the Lawrence
Christensen home south of Extra.
| A new phone was installed in the
beautiful little home of Hans Aa-
gard one day last week.
Harold Miller visited over Monday
night at the Peter Nissen home re-
turning to Extra Tuesday.
Emil Tvenstrup was busily en-
gagged Tuesday at repairing the pool
tables for Peter Mortensen.
| Mr.. Wilhelm Olsen and son-in-
law, Fred Nissen are busy this week
putting up their small grain.
Our blacksmith, Hans Hansen
seems to be doing rushing business.
He arises early and keeps late hours.
Miss Mary Mortensen visited Sat-
urday with her sister and brother-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Aagaard.
Hans Aagaard and wife spent a
| pleasant Sabbath with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Nor
Jensen.
H. j. johnson is now passing CT
gars around, due to the arrival Of a
fine baby girl at their home Sunday
morning.
Hans Hansen, our hustling black
smith aud family Sundayed at the
home of his uncle, Henry Polsen in
Sharon township.
Peter Mortensen commenced SELL
ing ice cream at his place of business
last Saturday. He intends to contin-
ue it for some time.
Mr.. George Spencer had the mis-
fortune of losing two very large hogs
Monday while hauling three loads in
from his farm east OF here.
Within the last week, six cars OF
hogs and one car of corn has beer
shipped from our station. Two carr
OF hogs were shipped Tuesday.
Hans, Mortensen, Chris Marcussel
of the ridge road, Peter Mathiesen O.
near Audubon and George Gill are
all proud owners of new hay leaders
Mrs. Garrett and mother aud tw,
nieces, the Misses Crompton whe
have been visiting them from Rocl
Island, Illinois, attended the Chau.
j tauqua Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong and two
children returned to Des Moines Mon
day after visiting at the VIM. Arm
strong home and with other relative
sincethe Fourth.
Miss Lena Petersen, a sister and
young lady whose name we coult
not learn, of Audubon arrived here
Tuesday to visit the formers sister
Mrs. Ole Olsen.
Elmer Baily Of Audubon has takel
the contract for painting the C
N. Christensen harness shop, ais
his house. He expects to commence j
I some time this week.
Ed johnson sold two hundred an,
fifty head of hogs here last week. II
has been hauling them in now for Sc
veral days. How's that for an Audi
bon County farmer?
We wish to correct an error W
made in last weeks items, when w,
said Peter Juel and Chris Miller wen
to Audubon with car Of cattle
We meant Omaha instead.
We just learned recently that Will