Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-29
Lives In A Tent

Lives In A Tent
| Nels G. Jensen was in town Mon.
day and informed US that since the
fire the family have been living in a
big tent which they find very com.
Portable during the warm weather
now prevailing. Mr.. Jensen will not
commence building the new house
until after harvest now.
Fred Bartlett and daughter of
Audubon were Extra callers Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Hazel Hardman was an On
aha visitor and shopper couple of
days last week.
John E. Mcclure and Geo. Weigh
ton were here from Audubon Tues.
day on business.
| Emil Hickman of near Adair is
visiting his sister, Miss Minnie, ar.
irving yesterday.
Henry Weber life insurance col
icitor of Atlantic was looking after
business here Tuesday.
w. G. Tibben and Chris Jacobsen
are the owners of new bugeies pur-
| chased in Extra this week.
Jake Jacobsen left Wednesday for
Calgary, Canada called there by
the serious illness of his mother.
Roscoe Turner out on a farm
north of Anita is having nice cosy
residence erected on his premises.
Read the catching ads in this
weeks Journal. If you are hunt
ing for bargains you will find them
there
]. B. Connrardy is clerking in the
Niels Nielsen hardware store this
week while the invoice of the stores
is going on.
Walter Hocamp of Audubon twp.
was in town Wednesday and drove
home in new buggy he purchased
of w. e. Varney.
Owen Murphy was in town Tues-
day from north of Adair bringing
in his sister Mrs. Holmes who had
been visiting him.
Mrs. John Larsen residing a few
miles west of town is at home again
after being in an Omaha hospital
for another operation.
Rev. Harmed and wife are enter
tasning their son, E. o. Harmed,
wife and two children of Belleville,
Kansas who arrived here Sunday
evening coming from Atlantic in
an auto.
The new Congregational minister,
j. 81. Mintier arrived here Wednes-
day evening accompanied by his
wife and daughter, Frances. he
will enter upon his pastoral duties
next Sunday,
John Thompson residing out
west of town is getting figures on
the cost of quite an addition to his
residence which he intends to have
built as soon az the present rush of
farm work is over.
Mrs. Harmed and daughter, Miss
Mildred who have been visiting
Rev. Harmed and wife, left Saturday
for Page County on visit with
Mrs. Harned's parents and sisters
after that they will return to their
home in Shoshoni, Wyoming.
During rain storm laet Friday
evening lightning struck Dave Nc
Murray's house and tore down the
chimney and then ran down the
siding to the ground. Luckily no
one was hurt.-Manning Monitor.
While visiting his parents last
week John Harmed Jr. prepared and
put down nice 3strip of cement
walk at the NJ. E. parsonage from
the we'll to the chicken yard, four
rods at least, and it seems as solid
asthat put down by experts.
Drace Sorensen of Pleasant View
Stock Farm 81 miles east of Elk
Horn was in town yesterday and
informed us that his wife is again
in Emmanuel Hospital, Omaha,
where she has about recovered from
another operation for varicose veins
and that he will bring her home
Saturday.
Perry Bruner of Audubon town
ship made up his mind last week
that when he went out on the road