Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-01
HamIin Department.


Joe Heath has moved to the old
Pratten place.
Platt Harris mother is here for
good long visit.
Mrs. j. j. Dimick has recovered
from an ill spell.
Mrs. W. G. Sheets is struggling
with rheumatism.
Walk Crees moved to the Coglan
farm last Monday.
Shoesmith shipped twenty -one cases
of eggs last Friday.
The Old Hamlin school will COM
mence next Monday.
George LaFoy was business Wis
itor at Extra Tuesday.
Mcclure hustled for hogs, Monday,
and captured 120 head.
J.Z. Moore has reshingled school
house No. 2, this week.
Chas. Miller and Jacob LaFoy, ST.,
were sowing wheat last Monday.
John Mcclure was at the Station,
Tuesday, visiting his brother Will.
Miss Patience Ellet began teaching
the Sunny Side school last Monday.
Tom Crees has moved into the
Spencer house, just east of the Station.
There was bussing bee at Albert
Pratten's home last Saturday night.
The Blue Grass Creamery received
q good supply of butter tubs, Tuesday.
Mrs. j. r. Lewis was at Atlantic q
part of this week having some dental
work done.
Miss Emma Doner, a niece of o. P.
Tyler, will soon return to her home
in England.
Miss Rose Tyler will begin teaching
the spring term of school at No. 2,
next Monday.
The Young Peoples Glass will meet
this week at School house No. 2, and
on Sunday this time.
Miss Jessie Andrews, of Audubon,
begins teaching school at No. S, Ham
lin Center, next Monday.
Miss Lollie Brinkerhoff and Mrs.
Frank Gault, of fE1ira, passed Sunday
at the j. j. Dimick home.
Tyler will join the I. P. Hallock
special stock train and 60 to Chicago
with two loads from his yards.
Ed. johnson, that king among the
cattle men, will ship two cars of stock
to Chicago the last of this week.
Miss Alice Tyler has gone to Jeffer-
son to visit Mrs. Bert Summons. She
will visit friends at Boone before re.
turning home.
J.J. Dimick was at the Station or
Tuesday visiting friends. Mr.. Dim.
ick has two carloads of stock that h,
will soon ship to Chicago.
Will McGuiro and Will Thoma
have laid in good supply of arnic.
and now they are going to tackle ,
q bicycle-learn to ride the thing.
Those who visit Alfred Bartlett
daily tell us that the good man fail
perceptibly. He was visited, Mon
day by Mrs. ]. G.. Gates, of Extra.
| Marion johnson baled three carload
of hay, for S. A. Heath, and one CO
car of straw on the John Cameron
place, and Tuesday they loaded tn
same.
Two new routes for the Blue Gras
Creamery will start up Friday. Gen
Talbot will haul milk northeast o
Audubon and Mr.. Emery, north
west of that place.
Ira Whipple is tickled e'n-most- to
death. He became the father of
new girl baby last Saturday. AS thi
is the second girl out of u family G
nine Ira naturally feels elsted.
j. w. Rosenberg was at the Static
Tuesday talking eggs. From tn
number of times we met him that da
we cackle-ate" he is going to bu
all the eggs marketed on the Brancl
Chet Hibbs, of Audubon, has bee
rt the Station this week and lathe
the new Evangelical church. TIL
building is nearly completed and the
expect to dedicate it one week fror
next Sunday, April 18th.
Will MCGUIRE wishes to il
form all those who are indebt
ed to him on account that the
must came and settle their account o
or before April 1st, next, as it
necessary that he have some none,
Tom Gwin moved, Monday, on
Hon. VIM. Walkers farm, in sout
Extra township, where he will far
forty acres of Mr.. Walkers land ar
rent some land Of B. F. Simpson
Alex Crees Immediately moved
: and took possession of the Huttc
farm.
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