Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-01
Hanlin

fall term of the Hamlin.
Frank Sunberg from east of town
as in to WIN Tuesday with hogs.
Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Garnett
were shopping in Audubon betw cen
trains Tuesday.
Ralph Juhl and John Molgard of
the cement factory spent the Sabbath
with their parents in Brayton.
Oluf Hansen, the lumber magnet
at Elk Horn, was visiting his old
friend, j. E. Tvenstrup Sunday.
Mr.. Glare Harvey departed Tues
day tor his home at Lake City. His
wife accompanied him to the train.
Peter Nelson has shipped five cars
of hogs since last week, two of them
leaving Tuesday night of this week.
Five carloads of hogs has been
shipped from our station since last
Tuesday by our hog buyer Peter
Nelson.
Extra will celebrate the 9th.
Martin Mortensen, with his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Aagaard were in Audubon Monday
shopping.
Henry Poulsen's sons of Sharon
township visited Sunday with their
cousin Hans Hansen the new black
smith and family.
Nels Nortensen, Jr. received a car
load of machinery and Irvine last
Monday. It's all the very best that
can be purchased.
Seren Sorensen of near Kimball-
ton who is interested in the hard
ware store at that place, hauled a
carload OF hogs to town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Mortensen Jr.
braved the elements and attended the
birthday anniversary at the Andrew
Christoffersen home last Sunday.
While on our weekly visit here
last Tuesday we noticed Mr.. johnson
of the johnson Il Anderson store
busily engaged working out his poll
tax.
Peter Mortensen sold his entire
personal property at his home near
Kimballton Thursday July / and ex-
poets to move here the last of the
week.
Peter Nissen's sons assisted by q
gentleman from Audubon have been
busily engaged for the last week or
two re-papering and re-painting
their home.
A platform dance will be given
here Saturday night July 3rd. Re-
= freshments will deserved. The usual
good time will be had and large
crowd expected.
Mrs. Jake Jacobsen and two child.
4 rem, Hans and Willie spent Tuesday
/ at the home of her parents, VIM. Oh
sen and family. She assisted at the
party for her little brother.
I Hans Aagaard and wife expect tc
\ get located in their new home some
I time this week. They are to live in
4 rt T,ff ri
new cottage Hans built for himself.
/ Mrs. Mary A. Clark who has beer
at the Boysen ranch near Gray visit :
ing her grand daughter, Mrs. Free
Rice will remain with her for few
1 days longer ahd celebrate the 4th al
Gray.
A party of little folks gathered q,
the VIM. Olsen home last Tuesday t.
help celebrate the fifth birthday O
their little son Victor. Refresh
ments were served and the children
had a merry time.
The Orion Bros show are billed te
give two performances in Hamlil
Friday at two and eight p. M res
pectively. 1t seems to be quite s
show. They advertise the smalles
trapeze performers in the world. AL
Hamlin undoubtedly will attend a
4 this is rare treat tor them.
A large crowd OF neighbors anc
friends gathered at the Andrew Chri
jefferson home last Sunday, that oc
casion being the 6Sth birthday ami
versary of the lady. In spite Of iu
clement weather, fine time was re-
ported by everyone present.
+ The enterprising firm Of Nelson &
Juel will have their representative
at the Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, Kan.
sas, South Dakota and Minnesot