Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-10-06
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90 Elk Horn M erCantllo 20.
P. 81. Miller has all the work in
the photo line he can do now and still
they come.
G. NJ. Polsen and wife of Nebraska
are employed to teach in the college
we are informed.
Chase, Roberts and McClain of Ex-
ira moved three buildings in this
town Thursday and Friday of last
week.
The lumber company is building
another coal shed 20x32 foot at the
north end of the one recently COM
pleted.
j. G. Johnson's little boys hand is
about well again after the bruise it
received recently in washing ma
chine.
Mrs. Reimers of Gates is assisting
in caring for her brother, Homer
Jensen, who has been quite ill for Sc
veral days.
The plasterers are at work now on
the Marquesen residence which will
soon be turGed over to the carpenters
for interior work.
Mr.. Boo is having an addition built
to the building he had moved last
week which he intends to convert
into barber shop.
Hitching posts with iron piping
to tie to is the latest convenience in
stalled by our merchants in front of
their business houses.
The wide sidewalk in front of the
three big stores has at last been COM
pleted and adds much to the appear
ance of the premises.
An addition 17x1S feet is being adj
ded to the livery barn which will
give room for an additional fifteen hor-
ses in an emergency.
Carl Fries returned from Wiscon.
sin last week after visit of several
days; but he did not return with a
bride as many surmised.
Hamilton Brown Shoes at the Elk
Hon M ercantile Co.'s store. o6
Mr.. and Mrs. Molgaard are prepar-
ing to move from the bakery to one
of the vacant Knitting factory houses
in the north part of town.
Rasmus Nissen sold his farm down
near Buck Creek last week and then
bet Canada farm, both transactions
being conducted by S. M. Petersen.
Chris Christensen aud wife, the la
test arrivals from Denmark, have
commenced housekeeping and he has
gone to work for the Construction
Co.
Chris Larsen was able to be about
a short time Friday after ten days
illness with quinsy. During that
time he lost seventeen pounds in
weight.
The choir has been reorganizsd and
has been practing several days for
the two days meetings and the Col
lege dedication, which took place,
Tuesday.
Miss Eidia Petersen started last
Friday on her return to Albert Lea,
MINI. to resume her work in the
laundry after visiting her brother, G.
j. Petersen here.
Mr.. E. A. She'll of Harlan, Demo-
cratic Candidate for County Auditor
was building his political fences in
Elk Horn Thursday and found but
few rails out ofplace.
brace Sornson and r. j. Hansen
spent Saturday night and Sunday in
Omaha, where their wives are still
in hospital recovering nicely from
their recent operations.
A newcomer, whose name we were
unable to learn has moved into the
house on the west side owned by
Hansen Il Miller, which they recent
ly had removed to new location.
The 3-year old child of Peter Mis-
sen and wife north of Sharon was ia
ken i'll one day last week with sum-
mer compliant aud died OH Thursday.
The parents have the sympathy of
the community in their bereavement.
Mr.. Radcliff, Special agent of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of Sioux
City was in town a couple OF days
last week giving some pointers to
their agents; Myrthu & Christensen
as tb how to conduct the business on