Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-04
HamIin Department.

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Mrs. Pratten is i'll of heart trouble.
The meetings at Brushy College
have closed.
George Morey is among the suffer-
ers of Ia grippe.
John Crees has rented the Sid God
win farm for 1897.
Walk Cree es has rent ed the Northup
12O-acres for next season.
George Spencer is recovering from
short illness of la grippe.
Andrew Smiths family are all in
the house entertaining la grippe.
Will Young was elected school di-
rector in district No. 2, last Monday,
without struggle.
Lou Bryan and Mr.. Keys began
hauling milk for the Blue Grass
Creamery last Monday.
Mrs. Jos. Fenton and Mrs. j. 7.
Bell are quite i'll of la grippe, with
symptoms of pneumonia.
In all nine school districts in Ham,
lin township they will meet to elect
school officers next Monday.
The Blue Grass Creamery now runs
four days each week-Monday, We'd
nesday, Friday and Saturday.
Rev. Humphrey, of Extra, began
revival meeting at the school house,
in Old Hamlin, last Monday night.
Arthur Bartlett was at the Station
Tuesday and reported the condition
of his father, Alfred Bartlett, much
improved.
The Young Peoples Glass Meeting
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Gwin next Saturday at
$50 O'Clock in the afternoon.
A telegram came to the Station on
Tuesday saying that some of Mrs. Ed.
LaFoy's relatives, at Colridge, Ne
braska, had been killed in runaway
At the school election IN district
No. 1, last Modday, George Scott was
elected director. The vote stood
CCOtt, IL, ldIih AiS0J &, Dop SnutP
bell, 4.
Mrs. Ed. Schonoover will leave fol
short visit with her people at Elliot
During her absence Mr.. Schonoover'
lother, who arrived from Elliott th
Utter part of last week, will keel
ouse for him.
The question at the Old Hamlil
ext Friday night: Resolved, Tha
man should have S500.00 worth o
property before he takes out mar
.iage license. Ern Bryan affirms ant
Joe Bell, Jr., denies.
Master Jimmy Bradley gave hi
little friends party last Monda
night, the OCCASION being his birthda
and the neighbors, at Old Hamlin
said they could hear the youngsters
merry shouts for mile around.
Henry Wells caught coon near tn
Botna bridge and Sunday he invites
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warner, Mr.. an
Mrs. VIM. Worley and Mr.. and Mr.
N. H. Hopkins in and they made
meal of Mr.. Coon. Hop" says this
coon and sweet 'tater mighty goo
eatin', tell yer!
Uncle Coonrod reports that durin
February there were twenty-ti,
cloudy days, fourteen days of mort
wind, three days that mercury WI
below zero. Fourteen below zero tt
coolest day and thirty above, tt
warmest. There was six and on
quarter inches of snow.
rjolly good friend Alex Fergl
son was united in mrrriage to Mi
Addie Shingledecker, at the home
he bride last Wednesday evenin
lex aud his bride have regime
friends and they were all present
ngratulate and wish them hapI
d prosperous married life, to whi
humbly beg leave to add oul
ne newly married folks will live I
le farm of the bride and Alex W
ntinue to haul milk for the Bl
ass Creamery.
Buttermaxer Schonoover wishes
inform the patrons of the Bl
ass Creamery that he is now al
furnish the Babcock Milk Tester
90 each and that one of these te'
will answer for the immedis
ghborhood. With these new ia
things the farmers are enabled
just what COW gives the pale bl
so that she may be weeded o
the large dairy farms are usi
testers and pronounce them
success He also has gC
g which he can g
rec cents each. z
and see him.