Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-07-07
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4th with relatives east of Hamlin.
The carpenters commenced work
Tuesday on the Hans Mortensen resi-
deuce.
Fred Christensen and lady attend
ed the dance in Audubon MONDAY
evening.
Hans Rattenborg's entertained
their relatives at home celebration
and dinner Monday.
Peter Mortensen and wife celebra-
ted with relatives and friends in Elk
Horn Monday and Tuesday.
Vern Adams spent the 4th in Aud
ubon and Extra, going out 10 his
work on a farm again Tuesday.
Dr. Rosenbladt of Audubon passed
through town eastward Tuesday in
his auto on professional business.
Nels Mortensen, Jr. delivered new
wagon and load of binding Irvine
to parties out in Sharon Tuesday.
The Hamlin and Melville ball team
will play a game in the Ralph Stan
ley pasture east oftown next Sunday.
The Misses Emmaline and Eta
Spencer were Monday evening visi-
tors in Audubon attending the fes-
Invites.
Mrs. John Robertson of Sherrard,
III. arrived Saturday on few weeks
visit with her sou, Geo. Robertson
and wife.
Our merchants, johnson and An.
derson passed few hours in Audu-
bon Monday seeing the sights be-
tween trains.
The Robertson and Aagaard fami-
lies entertained a number of their
neighbors the Fourth and q splendid
timeis reported.
P. J. Juel and wife had their babe
chrlstened while here last Sunday,
the ceremony taking place out at
Hans Mortensen's
Mis-. Nels Rattenborg, since her
return from the hospital has been im-
proving steadily and no fears are en-.
terlained of relapse.
Mrs. VIM. Olsen visited last week
with relatives near Avoca, returning
Saturday accompanied oy her father,
who will visit here for while.
Peter Juel of the Bluffs passed the
4th near Hamlin returning home
Tuesday with his wife and children,
who have been visiting relatives here
the past mouth.
Mr.. Rattenborg, the butcher spent
the 4th in Elk Horn and reports a
big crowd, fine time and grand pa
rade in the day time with an auto
paradei in the evening.
Peter Jensen, the buttermaSer had
the Creamery properly decorated
Monday with two large flags, one
nailed to the cupola and the other to
the comb of the building.
Hens Mortensen aud wife invited a
large number of their friends to their
home Sunday as surprise on Mr..
aud Mrs. Peter Juel who were here
from the Bluffs to visit friends.
Nels Mortensen, and wife Jr., CO.
lebrated in Audubon part Of the day
Monday, the rest of the day being
passed at Botanic Church where they
had quiet neighborhood celebration
Prof. Larsen, who has been teach
ing . 4-Weeks term of school in the
Danish Lutheran church In Extra
has commenced like term here with
a good enrolment of pupils of Danish
parentage.
Our post master was as fresh and
happy Tuesday as one can we'll be af.
ter the Glorious Fourth but he ex.
plains it all by saying he passed the
entire day beneath his own vine
and plum tree.
People are beginning to harves,
their light hay crop in this vicinity
and all decide they will have to cut
up their corn this fall or a portion
of it at least to help caray their stocl
| through next winter.
John Molgaard and bride will soor
move here and occupy the Thorval
Rasmussen residence and have charge