Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-08-11
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Willids Rattenborg was business
caller in Omaha one day last week.
Thos. Jorgensen had business CALL
ing him to Atlantic Friday morning.
S. G. Petersen and Joe James;Iat-
tended Chautauqua in Harlan on
Sunday.
Chas. Kommes of Extra was here
and at Kimballton last Friday on
business.
j. A. Petersen is receiving a new
supply of pianos which he will soon
tell you about.
M. Juel and family went to the
Bluffs Friday to visit his brother, P.
j. Juel and family
Say Old men, come in and get a
new suit 81 cts. on the ST, just few
left at j. j. Esbeck. all
Miss Tena Carlson is now in Dem
YER visiting her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Jensen and husband.
Myrthu & Christensen, the land
dealers had business in Omaha cou-
pie of days last week.
The shelving for the big stores has
arrived and the carpenters are busy
placing it in position.
Hans Larsen, the restaurant propri-
etor, east of the depot has gone to
Tyler, MINI. for his health.
Mrs. Marie johnson is in Illinois
visiting her old neighbors, the Tabor
families for month or more.
Mrs. Katrina Rasmussen, who has
been visiting at the Jno. Petersen
home returned to Chicago last week.
Fl. C. Madsep, the Kimballton jew
eler and family we're guests of P. n.
Miller and wife Sunday of last week.
John James and daughter returned
last week from visit at Tyler, Min
nesota with Walter James and fami-
ly.
| VIM. Wiges moved last Friday
from overhead his pool hall into the
house he recently bot of Chris Lar
sen.
Thomas Olsen has purchased the
Chris Larsen residence in the south
part OF town now occupied by r.
Nissen.
| E. d. Powell, portmaster of Extra
and w. r. Copeland OF Council
Bluffs were Thursday callers in this
| town.
Bornto Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Nit
ten Thursday, August 4th, a fine
lusty son of which the parents are
justly proud.
j.. G. johnson was out at Adolph
Sorensen's Friday where Bertleson
of Audubon was installing his new
lighting plant.
Peter Weuff and wife are the pa
rents of a nice young boy born Sat-
urday, July Goth. Mother and babe
are getting along nicely.
Jens Carlson sold his 100 a. farm
last week to j. II. and Anton Jensen
for $3.50 per acre, Myrthu & Chris
tiansen perfecting the deal.
| Volmer Hansen and Ernest Miller
returned from Des Moines last Fri
day, after attending Commencement
exercises at Highland Park.
Esbeck's Removal Sale has been a
SUCCESS go far and bids fair to be a
hummer now that harvesting is over
and the farmer has time to come to
town.
Storm Marquesen went to Omaha
last week with the intention of en-
listing in the Navy wing of the SER
vice if successful in passing the ex-
animation.
Peter Battenborg tried to remove
a fence post and house with his
auto last week but as the house
wouldn't bulge something had to &c
and it was the axle of the auto.
Hans G. Hansen has traded his
farm near Buck Greek Church in Cass
county to Rasmus Nissen for the bic
livery barn in this town and took
possession of the barn, August LIST.
G. G. Nelson, northwest of tow
celebrated his birthday anniversary
Wednesday of last week, assisted by
a large number of his friends, who
enjoyed both good dinner and sup
per.
al ISIS Cecilia Esbeck is in whole
sale millinery store in Des Moline
posting up in the latest styles pre-
paratory to entering the Marquesel
Millinery Department with Mis-
Gudrnn Marquesen.