Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-02-11
Hamlin Department.

at the Station-the cribs are full.
| James Boyer is the owner of a COW
who is the mother of a. yoke of twir
calves.
Morg Terry and Albert Pratteu
were agreeable callers at the Journal
den last Tuesday.
They going to have merry time a,
the dance at Julius Gruelke's home
next Saturday night.
| Nels Peterson, on the Only farm,
sold his car load of cattle to Hensley
Brothers ~ Brown, at Extra.
| The Creamery imported car load
of saw dust from Marine with which
to pack their fifty tons of ice.
Mrs. Frank Ballou continues to
improve, steadily, and will soon be
able to be up around the house.
John Mcclure was down from the
county seat, Tuesday, visiting with
his brother Will and sister Rose,
Revs. Connor, Day and Hall began
a series of Evangelical meetings at
Brushy College last Friday night.
Miss Julia and Mr.. Mike Mcclure.
Jr., are passing this week with the
family of Mike ODonnell, at Atlantic.
John Moore has shelled and deliv-
cred 1000 bushels of corn to Otto
| Wltthauer at the Glucose elevator in
Extra.
Miss Mamie Cunningham, OF Au-
dubon, was an over Sunday guest of
her friends, Miss Rose and Will Nc
Guire.
0. P. Tyler attended the Thos.
Musson sale last Tuesday. Mr.. Tyler
tells us that nearly his entire family
have had siege OF la grippe.
The pot pie sociable at the w. d.
Stanley home, last Thursday evening
proved to bea very social affair and
netted $l2.60 for the church.
They had thirteen loads of the ma
terlal of the church at the Station
when we were up, Tuesday, and were
preparing to lay the foundation.
Letters uncalled for at the Hamlip
postoffice: A. G. Boals, p. NJ. Peter.
sen and Henry Petersen.
VIM. MCGUIRE, Postmaster.
Henry Young, Harm Rice and
Frank White were among those wi no
were putting the finishing touches ON
the ice house, at the creamery, last
Tuesday.
The young ladies Jared slim at the
chicken pie socable at Supervisors w.
D. Stanley's home, last Thursday
night. The boys ;lslt their pocket
books at homo. - - '=E'sss
John Cameron was down from his
Lincoln township home, Monday,
visiting his relatives at the Frank
Ballou home. Returning he took a
load of oats home.
Grant Smith says there was horse
at the Station, Tuesday that corked
him-put one of his sharp shod hoofs
right smack down Oh one of Grants
title ootsey -tootsies."
Lou Bryan will move over by Sun
ny Side school house onto the eighty
acre farm his father, j. Nal BRYAN,
presented to him and his brother Ern
and will hanl milk for the Blue Grass
Creamery.
The bible class taught by Uncle S.
d. Coonrod and Mrs. j. q. Moore
will meet at school house No. 2, next
Sunday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock. All
young people seeking the ways of
light and truth are invited to attend
these meetings.
Mr.. WIN. Montgomery, formerly
of Adair, cattle buyer, now con.
nected with a Chicago commission
firm, was at the Station, Tuesday, vis-
iting with his friend, Merchant H.
Shoesmith, and then went out and
attended the Thos. Musson sale. Mr..
Montgomery has just returned from
New Mexico where he purchased
herd of sheep for his firm.
The literary at Brushy College is
presided over by these officers:
Albert Pratten, President.
Tom Wells, Vice. President.
Miss Kittie Workman, Secretary.
Alex Crees, Treasurer.
John Moore, Marshal.
These meetings are held Wednesday
evening of each week and are largely
attended, more than three hundred
persons being present last Wednesday
evening.
John McAnulty has loaded car
and Wednesday noon started for Okla.
homa, taking Ponca City as his stop
ping point. From there he will look
around and decide upon a place for
permanent settlement. Mrs. McAnul-
ty and some of the family are here
and will visit with the families of e.
G. Palmer and Arthur McAnulty, in
Audubon township, until Mr.. Nc
Anulty arrives at his destination. We
are sorry to see them go as they are
one of the best families in the county.
A Danish gentleman Of Sharon
township laid himself down to slum-
Der the night aud his fitful vision
showed him a straw stack and he
trained his eyes and could see the
mangled body Of Frank Richardson
underneat the straw. He went out
the next day and found the straw
| stack Just as he had seen it in his