Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-07-21
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MIR. Lalng of Audubon was bust
ness visitor in town last Friday.
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friends. 81 year and SO cts postage.
Mr.. Christensen, the landman was
a business caller in Harlan last Satur-
day.
The Woodmen are arranging for a
big picnic to be held sometime in
August.
Hans Rattenborg, one of the pro-
motors of our railway was here on
business last week.
Jens Rasmussen is in Canada now
looking after his big crops and land
ed interests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen of Har-
Ian were guests of Anton Boose and
wife, part of last week.
Mr.. Nielsen of Moline Ill. was Wis
iting last week near Elk Horn with
his mother, Mrs. Shack.
Miss Eleonora Miller, sister of P.
I'll. Miller is now at Viborg, N. OAK.
on two months visit.
Peter Veddiom was loading his car
of household goods Friday prepare
tory to starting for Dana, Canada.
Mr.. G. F. Christensen started
Tuesday for Alberta, Canada with a
party..of prospective land purchasers.
Eric Hansen has quit working in
the Olsen & Nissen meat market. His
sprained hand is still giving him
trou BILE.
Dick Powers of Brayton had three
Atlantic fathers assisting him last
and this week in lathiDg the College
building.
Mrs. P. II. Miller entertained Miss
Ella Jensen of Minden, Nebr. last
week. She is sister in-law Of Geo.
Rasmussen.
Chris Petersen is back in the store
at work again but complains of his
foot still paining him when on his
feet so much.
Mrs. Shack is intending to leave
her farm east of town and either buy
a house or lot and build residence
here is the latest news.
S. Nj. Petersen sold Walter E..
Potts 800 acres of Canada land last
week. Mr.. Potts SAYS he will 60 ap
and see his land in Oct.
VIM. Smiley, the Atlantic piano
salesman was interviewing his agent,
Thos. Jorgensen one day last week
and attending to other business.
Carl Iversen, one time manager of
the Elk Horn Clothing Company was
engaged in cutting meat Friday in
the Olsen 81 Nissen meat market.
The Lumber Company had men at
work the last of last week laying a
cement foundation for 16x5s it coal
house along the side track of the r.
r.
VIM. Nelson and Soren Sorsnsen
left last Saturday tor Dana, Canada,
where they had already contracted to
work for parties formerly of this vi
cinity.
Henry Johnson, two miles north
east of town has just finished large
new barn which from it's command
ing position can be seen for many
miles.
Walter Gregersen returned from
Colfax Saturday feeling much ina
proved after a two weeks treatment
at the Mineral Springs for his rheu.
matiSm.
j. HI. Petersen, our jeweler succeed
ed in selling three S. and M. pianos
last week, the purchasers being l..
N. Esbeck, John Leisted and Anton
Hansen.
One firm in Elk Horn was deliver
ing 400 crates of California peaches
to it's customers Friday and Saturday
of last week, the fruit all being
large and luscious.
The young lady teachers of the
Danish language closed their labors
Friday with grand picnic in the
College campus, the parents of the
children also attending.
A cement walk and platform have
been laid along the west and north
sides of the new depot and the agent,
John Hansen moved the furniture,
books, etc into the building.
A stroll throuoh r. IT, EaheckIs