Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-12-08
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business caller Saturday.
Presents for old and young at the
j. A. Petersen jewelry store. dds:
Jeus Jensen and Willy Wiges were
business callers in Atlantic Friday.
r Nissen shipped out two cars of
cattle and two OF hogs the past week.
For a nice ring, chain, brooch, or
watch call on Petersen. dis
Rlsmns Hansen purchased piano
last week of one Of our piano desl-
ers.
MAIDS johnson, a Scranton, La. Jew
eler was visiting friends here last
week
VIM. Wiges aud sons Harry and
Emil were Atlantic shoppers on Sat-
urday.
Viggo Gregersen has returned
home where he will remain for the
winter.
Storm Marquesen has returned
from near Extra and entered the
College Monday.
Max Lange VINO is in College here
is staying with Mr.. Petersen at the
|ewelry emporium.
Myrthu, the laAd man started for
Canada Tuesday with party of pres
pective purchasers.
Rich Christmas presents at the jew
elry emporium. dis
Mis- Petersen will move into town
soon it is said so that he may be
nearer his base of operations as stock
buyer.
Mrs. M. C.. Mitten visited with
her parents VIM. Snyder and wife of
near Red Line, they bringing her
home Friday.
Our merchants report decided in
crease in business since the corn crop
is out of the way and farmers can
come to town.
| Banker Petersen, BRACE Sornson
and Mis- Petersen went to Atlantic
Saturday to attend meeting of the
| A. n q S. directors.
Willie Anderson had six teams in
his corn field last week the huskers
averaging 500 bushels a day, or over
80 bushels to the man.
Mas. Schaak is now a resident of
this town. having moved into her fine
new residence at the foot of Wash
ington Ave hill last week.
Myrthu & Christianaen have moved
from their up town office to the Es-
book Clothing store for the winter,
where they will write insurance.
Come to Elkhorn for Dry Goods,
Shoes and Groceries Large stock to
select from
dis Hans Marquesen & Son
At the College opening last Thurs
day Rev. Kirksgaard of Scranton, Ia.
who has TWO sons attending school
gave very able address to the school
Mrs. N. j. Christensen and babe OF
the "Hotel Elk Horn" visited for
mer lady employee in Omaha from
Wednesday of last week until Friday
| Arnold, Thorvil and Sigard Ras-
mussen, who have been at work on
their fathers Canada farm for sever
al months returned Friday to remain
during the winter.
Xmas will soon be here. Call at j
A. Peterten;s store, he will fit you
out nicely. dis
Mrs. Jens Rasmussen lett last week
for So. OAK to meet her husband on
his return from his Canada farm and
after visiting friends there they will
call on Nebraska relatives before re-
turning home.
Peter Kirk Jr., who was reported
hurt in Shredder last week had to
have the hand amputated near the
wrist, Doctors James and Soc per-
forming the operation He is at home
at the ozark" now and was resting
comfortably Friday night.
Agent Hansen furnishes the fol.
lowing report of carloads out and in,
and ticket sales for Nov as follows:
Cars out: live stock Is, grain one
and tile one.
Cars in: coal l6, sand Z, lumber
5, live stock 3, and each of cement,
-four and miscel 'anenus.
Ticket Sales $9S.S7.
Mr.. Fritz Petersen (Elk Horns
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