Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-12-23

Corn, l63c: oats, lfac: wheat, &c:
hogs, $500.
George Campbell is delivering
at the Station.
Mrs. Will Clark will lead the Ep-
worth League at Old Hamlin next
Sunday evening.
Henry Young has decided not to
sell his flock OF steers, but will feed
them and then ship.
The ladies of the Foreign Mission
airy Society are arranging for grand
oyster eat in the near future.
Rev. Nichols came out from Extra
and brought usa fine supply of books
and other literature for the Epworth
League.
Something is playing sad havoc
with George Gill's cattle. He lost
four up to last Tuesday noon, valued
at about 500.
Grandpa Conrad, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Schoonover were highly entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nal
Bryan last Sunday.
Will Young and wife and Miss
Nora McDaniels will eat their Christ
mas dinner with Mrs. Mary Hunts
burger, at Audubon.
There will be cabinet meeting of
the Epworth League at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Bradley, on We'd
nesday evening of next week.
There was jolly crowd assembled
at Jim Boyer's home last Friday
evening. Twas Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyer's seventh wedding anniversary.
Ten new members were admitted
to membership at the Evangelical
church, in the Station, last Sunday.
The meetings will close next Sunday
night.
Someone wrote nice fat letter,
put stamp OH the corner, put it in
the Hamlin postotfice and did not
write an address on it. Go thou and
address 1T!
Vivian Leek arrived at the Lon
Bradley home last Saturday night.
Miss Bessie Bradley will come home
in time to hang up her stocking for
Christmas.
"Dad" Coonrad searched the
records and says that there is now
more snow at the Station than there
has been for the past three years all
put together.
Towards spring, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Weaver will take q trip through
Kansas and Texas in wagon to try
the benefit Of the climate Oh their
health. If they find suitable place
they will camp.
Question at the Old Hamlin Liter
airy next Saturday night: Resolved,
that the Indian has suffered more
abuse at the hands of the white man
than the negro has. Joe Bell says
yes: Ralph Thomas says no.
If anyone is wanting to buy some
of the best pop corn in the land for
these long snowy evenings, we advise
them to visit Mr.. Joes Crees, south
west of the Station. We've been
lbSlO Jul StlN Go anu Z AllOW.
w. d. Krahl will go to Chicago
the first of the week to visit his
parents for few days. Returning,
himself and family will move to
Guthrie, Oklahoma, to live. where
he has large landed possessions.
AT the meeting Monday the board
of directors kindly gave Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Schoonover permission to go
to Elliott to pass the holidays. Will
and Ralph Thomas, will be in charge
of the creamery during their absence.
Miss Lilly Crees, who is going to
school at Nicola aud stopping with
her sister, Mrs. Theo. Gearhart, will
arrive next Friday to pass the holt
day season with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joel Crees, and other relatives.
Last Tuesday Mr.. A. IS. Kelley, of
Atlantic, arrived at the station and
all day long himself and WI Young
were busy setting poles, SIT etching
wire and making the other necessary
arrangements tor a telephone colnec-
ton at Hamlin. The office is in The
store OF Baker ~ Shoesmith and Mr.
FL. 0. Shoesmith is the operator in
charge. The call for Hamlin Station
is one long ring aud then short one.
Mayor Will Mcclure, Harry Percy,
''Dad" Coonrad, jim Elrod and
Others tried the "new tangled thing"
and expressed themselves as we'll
satisfied with it. Yes, Hamin is
now ready to "Hello" to the outside
world. 1t will cost you zoe to talk
in the county, SOC to adjoining coun-
ties, and 40c to other parts of the
state, except Pottawattamie county.
Ladies, take the best. If you are
troubled with Constipation, Sallow
Skin, and Tired feeling take Karl's Glover
Root Tea, pleasant to take Sold by Houston.