Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-25
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hamlin Department.
Mrs. John Dimick has been slightly
ill the past week.
George Peterson is having all kinds
of fun with the grip.
The Methodist people received a
supply of " The Finest of the Wheat :"
song books last Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Schonoover returned from
her visit with relatives at Elliott,
owa, last week Thursday.
j. B. Elrod received draft, last
Monday, for S250.On which money he
receives from his fathers estate.
The construction train has been at
the Station, most of the past week,
repairing the bridges and culverts.
After paying all expenses John
Moore received $500 for his car load
of hay that he shipped to Saint Louis.
o. P. Tyler has fine car load of
cattle and car load of hogs which he
will dispose of the last of the month.
Frank Hensley, the Extra stock
buyer, was at the Station, Tuesday,
| trying to trade Tyler out of his stock.
The condition of our friend, Alfred
Bartlett, we are sorry to say has not
improved much in the last few days.
Mrs. Eta Spangler, of Atlantic, is
passing this week here the guest of
her brothers, Will and Henry Young
and their families.
The Young Peoples Glass Meeting
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. z. Moore next Saturday after
noon at 2:3O O'Clock.
"Dock" Phipps has returned from
his Missouri visit, and Monday his
father arrived to pay him visit and
take look at the country.
Ray Ballou has returned from Tenn
pletoD, Iowa, where he has been the
past year, and will toll for Robert
Mullenger the coming summer.
John Nash's herd of thirty-seven
Jerseys arrived at the Station, M on
day, and w. N. Kopeska politely
pi)oted them out to Mr.. Nash's fran.
Robert Campbell and George Gill
were at Extra the first of the week
to get supply of saw dust to finish
packing the ice at the Blue Grass
Creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Carroll, Of Des
Moines, were over Sunday visitors at
the Station with their relatives, Harry
Percy and wife. Mrs. Carroll is a
sister of Station Agent Percy.
Miss Cora Tyler was disappointed
in her expectation and will not teach
in Douglas township. Now if any
director wants good teacher write
to Miss Tyler at Hamlin Station.
| S. A. Heath, over in Greeley town.
ship, is having three carloads of hay
baled which he will ship to Saint
Louis as soon as the roads will allow
him to haul the same to the Station:
Will Mcclure wishes to in
form all those who are indebt-
ed to him on account that they
must came and settle their account on
or before April 1st, next, as it is
necessary that he have some money.
Rev. Humphrey, of Extra, assisted
by Rev. Hague, have been holding a
very successful Methodist revival at
Old Hamlin, the past two weeks,
twenty persons having Joined the
church. This week will see the close
of the meetings.
On the evening on Friday, April
I'd, George Smith and wife will give
the I" housemovers social dance, at
their home at the Station, to conclude
with a heap big eat. You "house-
movers" may consider tfis special
invitation to be there on that occasion.
Merchant Shoesmith shipped two
car loads of fat cattle, of his own
feeding, from the Station, Tuesday
noon. Hub" concluded to take u
short rest from the store and accom-
panied the stock to Chicago where he
will pass week attending to bust
ness and seeing the sights.
The Sunday School, at Old Hamlin;
was organized last Sunday with the
following as teachers and officers: f.
A. White is Superintendent; Ed
Schonoover teaches. the Bible Glass,
c. Miller, No. 9, Mrs. Clark, the
Young Ladies' Glass Mrs. d. Fuller.
ton, No. 4 Mrs. c. White No. 5; Mrs
James McNutt, No. 6. There are two
Glasses of Young People, and Charley
Miller teaches class No. 1, and S. D
Coonrod and Miss Winnie White will
instruct class No. 2.