Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-22
HamIin Department.

blOssauUu DOPOt IuuOuSs
Sam Weaver sold 1000 bushels of
his 1895 oats to Harry Percy Counsel
man this week.
Percy and that aching tooth were
in Audubon Tuesday forenoon doing
some swapping.
| Harry Percy shipped five cars of
corn and two cars of oats from the
Station this week.
4 They were holding business meet
ing at the Blue Grass Creamery last
Tuesday evening.
The early oat harvest has begun
about the Station and the yield seems
to be pretty good.
We will begin shipping our Blue
Grass Creamery butter to Merry Old
England next week.
That chr load of big hogs sold at a
fancy price in Chicago and scared the
natives by their greatness.
Hub Shoesmith is still at the bed
side of his sick wife and his partner,
Mr.. Baker, is at the Station.
|
Percy gave two or three little dry
! hysteric sobs and then sold his bossy
calf to Rob't Campbell, t'other day.
The blackberry crop is being har-
vested by our farmers and is the most
prolific one they have had for years.
Mrs. Frank East, from Anita, is at
the James East home, near Old Ham,
lin, where she will pass two or three
weeks.
John Crecs and wife drove to Girls
z void last Saturday and passed the
Y Sabbath with Uncle Jake Hines and
1 family.
Walk Crees has just disposed of a
4 car load ofpop corn to Dickinson, the
1 Chicago buyer. Golly, what a lot OF
popping that would make!
All his friends are wondering what
4 has become of Billy Robinson. They
( say they can't imagine "what'ponthe
I earth" has become of Billie.
Will Young's boy has been quite
i'll the greater part of the past week.
) We hope it is nothing serious and
Z that the little fellow will soon be out
: again.
Misses Emma Fenton and Winnie
4 White are passing this week among
their school mates in the vicinity of
Gray and the north part of the
county.
Mrs. A. w. Bradley, who has been
visiting at Atlantic, returned We'd
nesday accompanied by her daughter,
\ Miss Bessie, who will vssit here for a
n short time.
q Alex Ferguson is cleaning up his
q old shot gun, hunting up his fishing
& tackle and getting ready for an outing
y among the lakes in northern Iowa, in
h week or two. s,
a So far this season Will Mcclure
\ has sold 10000 pounds Of binding
a twine. That's evidence that there is
81 some grain to be harvested about the
A Station this ysar.
all Mr.. Luke Baker tells us that the
q barley crop is shelling out right
4 smart this year, anyway he told us
81 his crop shelled out about thirty
n bushels to the acre.
q George Dimick sold Will Mcclure
8 bit of souce, Monday, that weighed
$50 pounds. Whew! That beats the
elephant hog that Supervisor w. d,
Stanley sold Mcclure.
Next Sabbath afternoon is the time
for Rev. Humphrey, of Extra, to
= preach at Old Hamlin. The Metho-
= dist classes and Sunday School will
. meet at the usual hour.
Harry Percy and family are now
/. cat home" in their renovated house
at the Station. Harry seems as mucl
], tickled as little boy with his first
]. pair of red topped boots.
We hear good many farmers here.
abouts complain that their wheat
crop is blighting badly. There ar,
. many wheat fields in this part of tn,
= township ard consequently the los
!. will be quite large.
= A bolt of lightning descending
from. the heavens singled out gentl,
: and unasuming horse belonging tt
/, Baker & Shoesmith and hit him ,
swat on the head, laying the anima
low in the cold arms of death.
= Speaking about the Jersey cattl,
being prolific Henry Young tells us
4 story that takes the linen off of tn,
y shrubbery. Well vouch for Henry
n He says he has COW that is grand,
mother and is only three years old
|. You see it is this way: Her calf is q
mother and is only eighteen month.
old herself. There, now! Some on,
,e tell one to beat that.
y ~ Indeed, Miss Mullenger, we are jus
Z as sorry as we can be that we are 81
Il late in announcing that you hat
{ come to live with us on this mundan
j, sphere, and would tarry while in thi
y vale of tears, but the fact of it is you
le father, Robert, never told us and how
!. were we to know? We doff our hat I,
y you and promise that such thin.
shall never occur again.
~ Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.
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