Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-01-13
HamliR Department..

Harm Rice is home from his eastern
Iowa visit.
Mrs. lines, of Audubon, is visiting
at the O. P. Tyler home few days.
Butter 14c, eggs 1sc, chickens &c,
turkeys 72c, corn 18c, oats, 1Sc,
wheat zoe.
Frank Ballou bought one of the
best mich cows at George Plantz's
sale, last Monday.
The children of John, Walk and
Alex Crees and Will Young are suff-
ering of very bad colds.
Miss Hattie East passed last week
very pleasantly with her brother,
Franks family, at Anita.
Merchant H. o. Shoesmith was at
Guthrie Center the first part of the
week invoicing stock of goods.
George Gill attended the Maccabee
dance, at Extra, last Tuesday night
and reports having had jolly good
time.
Miss Nora Murphy is down from
Audubon this week visiting her sis
ter, the wife of jolly fat Will Nc
CURE.
Thee. Myers was down from Audu-
bon last Sunday and ate his Sunday
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith.
While Smelling corn for w. Fl.
Worley this week Jake LaFoy mash
ed big casting. Mr.. Morley is de-
livering 600 bushels of corn to Harry
Percy.
They have received the books for
drama the members of the Epworth
League, at Old Hamlin, are going to
put on and they are meeting nightly
for rehearsal.
George Smith has purchased an acre
of timber land of David Beers, south
OF Oakfield, and he is busying himself
these days cutting off the timber and
hauling it to Audubon.
Mark Butterton says in all the days
OF his life he never had so much fun
as he did at the oyster supper in Old
Hamlin, last Friday night-took five
ladies to supper in one night.
Thomas Gill will attend the meet
ing OF assessors, at Audubon, next
Saturday, and Immediately after that
time all you property owners want to
be making for the tall timber, cause
Tom will be after you.
Sol Peterman, of Extra, will turn
his graphophone loose at old Hamlin
next Friday. Charley Hunt will
have charge of the machine and If you
have never heard one of them you'd
better go as they are wonderful in
vention.
At the last meeting of the Epworth
League Ed. Schoonover, in view of
his removal south, resigned as Presi-
dent of that body and James Elrod
was elected in his stead. Friend
James will lead the meeting Of the
League, at Old Hamlin, next Sunday.
Next Sunday the Sabbath School
Will be held at 1870 in the afternoon
in consequence of the Methodist Quar-
terly Meeting being held at 2:sO
O'Clock. The business meeting of the
Methodist church will be held at Old
Hamlin on Saturday morning at 1890
CLOCK.
These teachers were elected at the
Evangelical Sunday School, in the
Station, last Sabbath:
James Elrod, Glass No. /.
Mrs. Henry Young, No. 2.
Mrs. j. z. Moore, No. 3.
Miss Rose Tyler, No. 4.
Mrs. Thomas Gill, No. 5.
John Cameron, of Lincoln town.
ship, visited with his relatives at the
Frank Ballou home, one day this
week, and then went down in Audi
bon township and took a prospective
view of the VIM. Layland farm
When Mr.. Cameron went home he
took the twenty mine head Of steers
that Frank has been keeping home
with him.
Editor of Extra Journal.-The La.
dies Foreign Missionary Society, OF
the Methodist church, at Old Hamlin
gave an oyster supper and social il
the school house, at that place last
Friday night, and the house was well
filled with jolly and liberal compa-
ny. One table was loaded with choice
viands, such as the ladies of this So
ciety are noted for providing. Ano,h-
Ell large table was spread at which the
finest quality of oysters were served
all you could eat for csc, and candy
and nuts were sold at stand erected
for that purpose. The merry party
did not break up until midnight. The
total receipts were $3.50 and the net
proceeds were $3.50. The society ex.
tends their thanks to all who so lib.
orally patronized the supper and thus
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