Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-09-15
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car of hogs last week.
j. e. johnson was on the invalid
list this week for few days.
Miss Clara Esbeck visited last
week with friends at Smiths Lake.
Geo. Petersen has purchased the j.
R. 81. Myrthu property west of town.
Henry johnson and wife are enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. Bluto this
week.
S. P. Petersen was a Kimballton
business visitor in Kimballton on
Friday.
The Lumber Company unloaded
one car of lumber and one of coal
last week.
Hans Malquesen's new two story
house was raised and partly sheeted
last Friday.
Miss Minnie Nelson has returned
from the Bluffs after weeks visit
with friends.
Peter Mathisen, the livery barn
proprietor was an Omaha visitor last
week en- business.
A bouncing ten pound boy was
born to Mr.. aid Mrs Chris Jensen
one day last week.
Peter Wenff was unloading car
of gravel the last of the week for use
about his premises.
L. w. johnson is building largo
hog house with non-rootipg foan-
dation made of cement.
The West Hamlin Creamery Co.
had 40 ton car of coal on track to
unload Friday and Saturday.
Farmers are buying great guam
tity of lumber now but for small
sheds, cribs and outbuildings.
Send the Journal to your Canada
friends Sl.52 including postage will
get it to them 81 times year.
Mis- Petersen is contemplating pur-
chasing Elk Horn property if he can
get suited in property and price.
Mrs. Hans A. Larsen was suffering
last week with very swollen neck
and throat caused by taking cold.
Us. Cameron, Ger. Agent for the
S. e M. Piano Co. was visiting his
agent, j. A. Petersen on Thursday.
Mr.. Myrthu was in Canada again
the past week with party of land
seekers and had not returned Friday
| Mrs. Marquesen and youngest
daughter was out in the country Fri
day attending "Harvest Home
picnic"
The manager of the elevator had a
busy time last week up to Friday
hauling and shipping out five cars
of grain.
Hans Mathisep, manager of the
Kimballton Cement Co. was in At
lantic Friday on business connected
with the company.
Henry Johnson's little boy was
quite ill last week with the prevail
ing sickness now among children,
Summer Complaint.
| Simon Petersen was oiling his
"Winchester" Friday preparatory to
winning the prize at Kimballton at
the prize shoot Sunday.
Albert Hansen has received another
car of large drain tile for his farm,
this makes 4 carloads all to be used
in draining small creek.
Read what our Elk Horn adverti-
sers have to say. Don't go to some
other town to do your trading when
you can do as we'll or better at home.
| Nels Nelson, the young gentleman
photographer working tor P. H.
Miller was out in the country Friday
attending family reunion for the
purpose of taking group picture.
The Street Commissioner had mer
at work last week putting Union
Street which parallels the railroad,
on grade. This is a nice looking
thoroughfare but has not been much
travelled.
Mesdames N. j. Petersen and Drace
Sornson went to Omaha Monday tc
be operated on for varicose veins and
Mrs, r. j. Hansen for treatment fol-
kidney trouble They will be gone
three or four weeks.
Ed Mardesen's had big dance and
supper Wednesday night of last weeh
on the completion of that big barn