Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-10-20

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the Great Western Association Co.
Miss Emma Hansen attended the
wedding of her friend, Miss Mary
Grumstrup at Kimballton last We'd
nesday.
The Misses Esbeck and Marquesen
report brisk business in the milli-
merry line, having all the work they
can do.
All the plumbing and lighting
systems in the new hotel and the
College have been finished, tested and
pronounced satisfactory.
One of the three Miss Carrie Jen-
sens in this community has been en-
gagged to superintend the culinary
department at the College.
M. C. Mitten has rented a part of
the real estate building occupied by
Myrthu Il Christensen for tonsor-
ial parlor we are informed.
Chris Larsen had a neat cosy office
partit1oned off in his large implement
store last week and which he now
occupies. Call and see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reimers of Gates
moved Friday to this town and for
the present will reside with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Jensen.
The plasterers were busy last and
this week finishing their work on the
three or four residences recently erec-
ted in the southeast part of town.
The College we are informed has
an enrolment of twelve at present,
which will be trebled as soon as the
busy work on the farms is finished.
Miss Henrietta Lund, who was
bore last winter but now OF Lusk,
Wis, has been employed we under-
stand to teach in the College the
coming term.
Walter Gregersen and wife left
here Tuesday of last week for So.
Oak. aud Tyler, MINI. to view the
land and visit friends. They expect
ed to return this week.
Qnite merry party of young lad
les and gentlemen went out to the
McMannus Grove last Sunday and
employed part of the time in par
taking of an appetizing "Weiner"
roast.
The addition to the livery barn
was almost completed Friday and
will be great advantage to The pro-
prietor in caring for farmers horses
when the town is full of horses as is
frequently the case.
Mr.. Babcock, the Harlan house
mover succeeded in moving the Joe
James residence last week from it's
site near the depot upon the hill west
to Union street intact, the family re-
naming in the house and not thing
broken.
Hans G.. Hansen of north OF Elk
Horn was in Extra Saturday invest.
ing in several Rhode Island Reds.
While in town he called on the Jour-
nal force and added his name to the
long list of Elk Horn readers of the
Journal.
Our real-estate dealers are all busy
now days, when not away with land
seekers in Canada and the Dakotas
they are hustling for business near
home and have succeeded in making
several deals between parties with no
design of leaving the state.
The M, w. A's met in their new
quarters, the north side of the hotel
building Thursday evening tor the
first time and to make the occasion
memorable and not easily forgotten
initiated two new members into the
mysteries OF the order, Messrs j. Jen-
sen and Christensen.
Jerry Miller, one of our popular
hardware merchants departed Thurs
day of last week for south western
Colorado, to try the salubrious air Of
that much Landed country for his
health which is out of order and of a
pulmonary character. His friends
hope be will return with renewed
health.
In making a short turn in the
highway northwest OF town with his
steamer and thresher, one of our
threshers ran his engine into the COR
ner post of fence tearing it out of
the ground. 1t is said there is trou-
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