Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-11-24
HamliD News

Mr.. o. P. Tyler has been sick
man, part of the past week.
Henry Young lost valuable COW
this week, of genuine black leg.
Miss Eva Davis is passing this
week with Mrs. George Smith, at the
Station.
Will Kopeska has built cattle shed
eight feet long on his farm, just west
of the Station.
AL. Kelley, has come down from
the frozen north and is husking corn
for George Dimick.
Our neighbor, Jap Skinner, has lost
three head of cattle, this week, by
the corn stalk route.
Supervisor W. D. Stanley and his
men have finished that large stock
barn on the Stanley farm.
Will Huntsberger, of Audubon, is
visiting the Will Young family, at
the Station, for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Sable were Wis
tied by couple of young ladies, last
Sunday, SO Harry Percy told us.
Charley Banning writea from down
in Kansas that he would like to rent
farm up here in Gods country.
| Station Agent Harry Percy and
family drove over to Anita, Sunday,
and passed the day with relatives.
The Evangelical people have been
holding an all-week meeting at the
Station. Rev. Yerger, conducting.
Mr.. Tune Thomas, of Extra, was
shopping yarns with his friends, at
the Station, last Tuesday afternoon.
Ira johnson, who resides at the
Will Eagan home, in Greeley, was
guest at George Smiths home, Sunday.
Art Carmichael and wife, from
over on the Troublesome. were guests
at the Jake Banning home, Sunday.
They had Thanksgiving services at
the Presbyterian church, in Old Ham,
lin, on thursday, conducted by Rev.
Raglan.
Miss Dewey, of Abba, Iowa, Is
passing few pleasant days with her
friend, Miss Vivian Leek, at Old
Hamlin.
The Blue Grass Creamery Compa-
ny shipped ten tubs of their golden
butter to New York City, on the
Tuesday evening train.
! A Literary Society will be organ
lied at the Brushy College, for the
winter months, on next Wednesday
evening, November 3Oth.
Robert Sizer has been investing in
some very fine chickens which he has
placed in the poultry ward on his fine
farm, just above the Station.
Uncle S. D. Coonrod was over in
Greeley the other day and purchased
a dozen very fine Plymouth Rock
fowls of Mr.. William Rucker.
, Mrs. George Freeman, of Brayton,
came up, last Saturday night, and
was the guest Of her friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Gill, for day or two.
Mrs. Abbey, she that was Maggie
Banning, writes that she will soon
pay visit to her relatives, near the
Station, and her mother at Extra.
They had g housewarming at
Mr.. Robert Parnham's new house, at
Old Hamlin, laat Saturday night and
they danced, and danced-till mid
night.
Governor Leslie Shaw has appoint
ed our good friend, Mr.. o. p. Tyler
a delegate to the Farmers Conven-
ton which meets at Kansas City
, at some date not far distant.
Weatherman Dad" Coonrod has
passed fifty-nine winters in Iowa and
r says that that blizzard, last Monday
night, was the worst one he ever ex.
perienced, for this time of the year
r Will Mcclure passed two or three
days of this week at Des Moines,
helping his brother, John select {
: new stock OF groceries. John has de.
cided to embark in business up a
Audubon.
=. 1All WIZ dIC IulCtCSlCu III tuc Oi'
ganiZation ola Literary Society, a
Old Hamlin, are requested to meet a,
the school house, in that burg, OF
5 Saturday evening, December Sd. lie
a there bea good attendance!
For the first time in history tina
y faithful drummer" George Burberry
failed to go "'round the horn" las
IS Monday. George took one look a
: that blizzard and said nay, nay! N,
Kimballton and Elkhorn in mine.
On account of that fall of the beau
tiful, last Monday, Mr.. D. r. Jones
!. the Casey auctioneer, was unable t,
:. arrive in time to cry Mr.. DAME
: Brandstatter's sale, on Tuesday, an
t Mr.. Brandstatter has postponed hi
II sale until next Tuesday, Novembe
29th.
d Last Friday was the last day G
y school in district number two, Ham
+. lin, and that afternoon the teacher
Re Miss Bertha FarpusOn If Au1uhor