Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-09-08
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The elevator manager sent two cars
of grain to market the past week.
Mrs. Marie johnson returned this
week from pleasant visit at Geneseo
Ill.
Read Petersen's ad. There is some
thing you want if only postage
stamp.
VIM Kolb shipped one OF his high
bred hogs to Silas Neff of Atlantic
last week.
Petersen and Petersen were on the
market this week with two cars of
fine hogs.
A nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus
Nissen, of Moline, ILL.,, is visiting
them this week.
The Lumber Company unloaded
car each of coal, posts and finishing
lumber the past week.
Hans B. Hansen of the Heights in
visited in land in Canada while there
with Mr.. G. Christensen.
Hans A. Larsen, the South Side
restaurant proprietor had business
calling him to Atlantic last Friday.
Mrs. Paul Rasmussen and Miss
Mary Miller of Kimballton attended
the Wiutf- Jensen wedding Thursday
Nels Jensen and wife and Hans
Rattenborg and wife were guests at
the Wiuff- Jensen wedding Thursday.
Elk Horn and Gray played nearly
five innings week ago when the
rain closed the game to / in our
favor.
M. C. Mitten, wife and family re-
turned last Thursday from their visit
to relatives at Redline after weeks
outing.
Mrs. Nels C. Nelson IL home from
Omaha with her child which is bet
ter now after having received treat
ment there.
The grading has been done in front
of the DR.. Soc residence and cross
ing is being laid from there to the
James g. Co.'S store.
Hansen and Miller had no trouble
in getting plenty of water at depth
of "a #. on their tenement lot house
on Washington Avenue.
The cement block bridge east of
town is completed and the workmen
are now at work near the West Ham
lin Creamery on bridge.
c. j. Petersen sold one of his
mounted deer heads last week TO FL.
G. Hansen, as a fine and attractive
ornament for his nice residence.
S. NJ. Petersen, one of the land
agents of our thriving town is home
again from his recent trip to Canada,
we'll pleased with the country.
N. j. Christensen, the hotel mana
ger and proprietor is building new
stable for his own use as he has no
intention of opening the barn for
public use.
Mr.. Hansen, the furniture man is
using the vacated Esbeck store build
ing now as storage room for his
new stock of furniture, undertaking
supplies, etc.
Chris Larsen has moved into his
new residence (not storey and has
had the lot graded and dragged until
it isalmost as level and smooth look
ing as floor.
MIR. Gerhard Hansen, who is chief
stenographer at Tone Bros, Des
Moines, Iowa, was visiting with his
parents over Sunday, but was obliged
to return Immediately to resume his
work.
Miss Lidia Petersen, who has been
working at the N. Z. Carstensen
home south of town will soon leave
for Albert Lea, Mimi, to resume her
old position in the Albert Lea laun-
dry.
A wide concrete walk has been
made in front of the three new stores
north to the Chris Hansen harness
shop and that gentleman has good
cement stone step made in front of
the shop door.
Mr.. Carl Fries and Miss Clara Ras-
mussen went to Wisconsin last week
to visit her parents they said, but
their friends here are prophesying
that before they return their letters