Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-06-30
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day inconsultation with DR.. Soc on
critical case.
Mrs. Rasmus Nissen was reported
very i'll last week but later is said to
be improving.
Henry johnson was so unfortun-
ate lately as to lose two fire colts
from some disease.
Lawrence Anderson and wife of
Audubon were guests of his brother
William last Sunday.
Lars Jensen runs nice bakery in
connection with his restaurant and is
doing a good business.
S. G. Petersen is looking for his
nephew and family to arrive here
now from Jutland, so we learn.
Mrs. Code Godesen is recovering
rapidly at ColfaN, Mineral Springs
and will return home this week.
Hans Claussen, mason who has
been working Oh some of the new
buildings here has gone to his home
at Arkout, Wisconsin.
Prof, Boeggeld's Dairy speech was
delivered in the Danish language to
good sized audience of those inter-
ested in that business.
Walter Gregersen was reported
much worse Friday. with rheuma-
tism being confined to his home and
of attending to his drug store.
Thomas Petersen returned Friday
to his home at Bachelor, So. Dakota
after attending the wedding of his
brother Chris j. short time ago.
The work train with crew of the A
N. & S. are working on a big cut
north of town and dumping the dirt
where most needed along the line.
Peter Phillip a farmer residing a
few miles out northwest of town, re-
turned Friday from So. Omaha,
where he marketed car of his cat
| tie.
Hans Christensen and Chris j. Pet
ereen are having johnson install both
lighting and water systems in the
| new residences they will soon oc-
cupy.
The scarcity of grass and poor
prospects for hay are causing many
! farmers to sci many cattle of all
conditions which they would other
wise keep.
| Chris J. Petersen and wife moved
into their new residence on the sum-
nit the last of las, week and will be
cat Home'' to their many friends
ana well wishers July
100 pairs Of Mems, Ladies and
Children's 0xfords, last years style,
at cost, at H. P. PeterSen's, Extra
Iowa.
| The "Popular" Tbeater manager
has purchased new draperies and
other accessories to help out the
scenic effect in whatever plays may
be given to the public.
il Workmen to the number of s or
10 commenced work last week on the
new lsx40 foot wooden depot which
is now being built on the east side
of the track toward town.
The Elk Horn & Kim ballton Lum-
Der Co. has purchased the A. N. Il
S. depot, which adjoins its lumber
shed and move the office to that
building as soon as it is vacated.
Work was commenced last Friday
on the long string of cement side
walk Thor Madsen, Anton Boose,
Rasmus Nissep, Nj lads Nelson and Dr.
Soc are having built on the South
side of South street.
Adolph Sorensen was in from the
Valley Friday taking out the inside
finishing lumber for his new resi-.
dence; besides the tixings necessary
for his new lighting plant he is hav-
lug installed in his home.
The building occupied by Myrthu
and Christensen as a real estate Of
flee and by Miss Garrison as MILL
merry store is being greatly improved
in appearance by the application o
! a liberal covering of paint.
i r. j. Hansen has secured the con
I tract of doing the outside and insid
! painting of the College. He ha
: four men now in his employ ant
could employ more if he could SCI
) after them and their work.