Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-10-14
who reside seven miles southeast Of

AUDUBON.
Rev.IG. B. Christensen and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Martin Kjer, and little son,
went to. Hampton, Nebr., the fore
part of the week to join Mrs. Christ
Jansen who is making an extended.
visit to relatives and friends.
Bertel Jensen, Of the firm of Jen-
sen & Viewer, went to st. Paul, Mimi,
Saturday to spend a week in that city
attending the national convention of
the Danish Brotherhood. Mr.. Jen-
sen is the delegate from the local
order and will represent it in the
big convention.
I. w. Wright returned yesterday
from a several weeks trip to south
eastern Iowa and points in Illinois
He spent great deal of his time with
old friends at Winchester, Ill. Then
coming back to Iowa he made an ex-
tensive visit to his boyhood home at
Fairfield, going from there to Keo-
kuk and Eldon.
Peter Schwab who resides near Ex-
ira, but who frequently came to Aud
ubon when he lived in Greeley town
ship, left yesterday with his two
children Ralph and Rosie, for Iowa
City where both will enter hospital
for slight operations. He will later
go to Cedar Rapids to visit his moth
er who is 81 years of age.
Mrs. e. B. Thomas went to Wall
Lake Monday to join her husband
who shipped his thoroughbred cattle
on Friday. Mr.. Thomas and Wall
Lake party held big sale of thor
ough bred cattle yesterday, and we
hear the cattle brought top notch
prices. H. A. Maharg left Tuesday
evening and was present at the sale.
Perry Harmon writes us from Man
ming that he has accepted position
in big FIGURING mill at Denison and
asks us to send his paper to that adj
dress. Perry has been doing splend-
idly since he went to Manning about
two years ago, and the position he is
taking is Quite a promotion and car
ries with it nice increase in salary.
Andrew Madsen of Atlantic was in
town the fore part of the week look
ing after some business matters. He
owns the house and IS feet 'front.'
age on the south road leading out of
Audubon. He is pretty anxious to
sell the place and has made very
low price on it. Anyone interested
in the property can learn all about it
by calling at this Office.
A. A. Dannenberg, recent grad
uate of the Palmer school of Chiro-
practic at Davenport, who has been
spending the past ten days in the
city visiting old friends, left Tuesday
evening to visit friend at Center
vile. From there he will visit a
number of towns in Iowa and Mis-
souri,, with view to locating in some
! thriving city where he will practice
his newly acquired science.
I! G. H. Sampson owns quite lot of
land in Canada and each year at har-
vest time makes a trip to Kaneston
where he also has daughter living.
After being gone several weeks, he
returned home Tuesday and reports
that all kinds of crops have yielded
abundantly in Canada this year He
is more than satisfied with conditions
and says practically all of the farmers
will have, a prosperous year.
Herman Zaiger and family and
Mrs. Peter Johnson drove to Lake
! City last week for a visit at the W.
f. Zaiger home. They returned Mon
day accompanied by Mr.. Zaiger and
his son.
Jess N. Beck, who recently pur-
chased the Perry Carter residence
and vacant lot on First Avenue, is
building splendid new bungalow on
the corner lot. AS soon as it is COM
pleted he will move into the new
house and Mr.. Carter will occupy the
house he vacates.