Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-09-29

for Lincoln, where he will complete
his Senior year at the University.
Elk Horn Mercantile Company,
the only plsce for the Olsen knit
goods for Ladies, Men aud Children.
Junk dealers from Atlantic are
busy hauling away the old radiators
destroyed by the fire at the College
last winter.
Miss Carrie Jensen arrived home
from Atlantic Friday, where she has
been employed at the Bruce home
for about five years.
Plumbers from Audubon Hard
ware Co. of Audubon are installing a
furnace at the A. Aagard residence
northwest of town.
Miss Lydia Greendale of Des
Moines has been visiting at the Peter
Rasmussen home east of town. She
returned home Monday.
A goodly number attended the
Fair at Atlantic during the past
week, 122 tickets being sold Tuesday,
and about so Wednesday.
Gida Petersen left for Albert Lea,
Mimi. Thursday after working south
of town and later visiting relatives
around Elk Horn and Kimballton.
Jas. Christensen has his lot in the
south east part of town adjacent to
Ras. Hansen leveled out nicely. He
intends to build in the near future.
Many preachers and others are
looked for to attend the dedicatory
services of the College and Mis-
sionary meeting Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday.
Chris Hansen, the harness maker
was about bed-fast the first of this
week by being caught in the rain
last week when on business visit in
Audubon.
r. j. Hansen left Saturday for
Omaha to visit his sick wife lying in
hospital there. Mr.. Hansen says
she is improving in health and hopes
soon to see her back home.
j. A. Petersen drove out to the ].
G.. Andersen home east of town Sat
urdav, where Mr.. Petersen has made
another of those piano deals of which
he has made good many recently.
Our ball players are not breezy 50
they won't say how bad they tlunked
the Extra base ballists recently, they
say they ran cut of score books and
then couldn't keep correct tally of
the game.
Before falling of the leaves, have a
picture taken of your home or fami-
ly group on the lawn. Any time you
are prepared for it, call at the Stu
dio or call No. 2 over the phone.
Miller's Studio,
s29 Elk Horn, Ia.
Eight hogs were shipped up from
the Fair Exhibition at Atlantic Sat-
urday, the following gentlemen were
the purchasers: j. H. Jensen Jes.
Bengtsen, g. Gregersen, Chris Peder-
sen, Andrew Kromsn, Nels r. Mathi-
sen, Marius Juel, T. E. Doonan.
Monday morning while Peter Mad
sen was helping load commercial
mans trunk it slipped and fell catch
ing his index and middle finger be-
tween it and the box literally strip
ping the flesh from the bone leaving
a very painful wound which was
dressed by DR.. Soc.
G. II. Boo was having cement
block foundation laid Monday on the
lot north of the Larsen restaurant on
which he will move the old wooden
building on the south of the johnson
Hardware store which he will re-
model and fix up as barber shop to
be occupied by a barber probably M.
g. Mitten, who now occupies the
basement of the big hotel.
At the request of one of our readl
ers who signs himself ga Citizen,' .
we give an epitome of the law in re-
gard to the exits necessary to be sup
piled In all places of amusement,
churches, schools and like public bull
dings whore lives would be placed
in jeopardy in case of fire or any other
calamity leading toa stampede. There
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