Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-09-22
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sistant in his barber shop.
MAIDS Gregersen's new mouse will
soon be ready for occupancy.
P. Fl. Miller and wife drove to
Audubon Saturday to visit friends.
Willids Rattenborg was an Audu-
bon business caller one day last week.
The Lumber Company unloaded 2
cars of coal last week into their new
sheds.
Mrs. Hans Larsen was worse last
Friday her neck being swollen and
her tonsils much affected.
Petersen u Petersen were on the
South Omaha market with car of
hogs shipped Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gjonesen went to
Colfax last week the latter for her
health, the former returning home
Friday.
A. G.. Knudsen of Gates had fine
monument erected in the Elk Horn
Cemetery last week in memory of
his father.
Mis- Petersen has purchased the
Rasmus NisseD property on Washing
ton Avenue now occupied by j. c..
johnson and family.
Carl Christiansen started for Can
ada again lost Tuesday Sept goth, as
advertised in this paper of last week
heading party of land seekers.
Geo. Chase of Extra moved the
Hansen s. Miller residence and the T.
A. Petersen house last week to new
locations, and has four more to move.
HI. A. Larsen, Peter Mathisen and
S. G.. Petersen attended the Jens An
dersen sale near Gates last Friday
Mr.. Petersen acted as clerk of the
sale.
Miss Anna, daughter of Peter
Christensen and wife, two miles west
of Extra is working tor Mrs. N. j.
Christensen, landlady of the hotel in
this city.
| Nels Nelson, Miller's assistant pho
tographer was off duty for several
days last week on account of several
big Jobs comforters roostirg on one
of his forearms.
Mr.. Myrthu returned from ano-
Their ten days visit to Canada last
Thursday we'll satisfied with his trip
from financial standpoint as he did
we'll lin disposing of another good
slice as Alberta soil.
N. j. Christensen, wife and family
visited last Sunday out west of Ext
ra at the home of Peter Christensen
and wife, that gentleman coming for
them in his big auto that morning
returning in the evening.
Henry Carlson left last Thursday
with a carload of stock, farming
utensils and household goods fol-
Culbertsen, Montana, his wife fol-
lowing him on Friday to the new
home he purchased there.
Hans Christensen moved into hit
new residence on the hill last Satur-
day. He has a splendid view of the
surrounding country for miles and
will soon have everything i'll good
shape for the fall and winter.
MAIDS Petersen and wife, Nels OF.
sen and wife, Nels Nielsen and wife
Arnie Petersen and lady friend, r.. P
Petersen and wife, and Anton Han.
sen and wife attended the Western
Iowa Annual Meeting of the Danisl
Lutheran Church near Audubo n
commencing Friday and ending Sun
day.
Joe James had the plumbers a
work in the store Friday, placing th'
feed pipes of their excellent light sys
tenn on either side of the room anG
inst alling two additional lights
Formerly the system comprised from
lights ranged along the center of tn,
room which did not give the neces-
sary light on the sides. The force il
this store are nearly always kept blu.
sy, showing that their trade is good
The work of the carpenters on the
big College was completed last week
and the work of clearing out the de.
bris was commenced. The lighting
and heating plants now occupy the
attention of the plumbers and tn,
building will then be ready to turf
over to the Trustees by Oct. LIST
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