Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
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There was jolly dancing party at
George Letters last Tuesday evening
eve Hamlin girls would like tc
know if George Gill has found his
horseshoe yet?"
Rev. Samuel Krell will preach al
the Old Hamlin school house next
Sunday afternoon at O'clock.
Mrs. Huff, who recently moved tc
this part of the county from neal
Extra, has been very ill all week.
Llou Bryan and Cory Wilson were
at Extra, Wednesday, where they
were with horses to sell to the buyer.
Miss Bird Wilson went to Audi
bon, last Saturday, where she will
live with the family of Lawyer John
Mosier.
Llou Bryan will move over to his
Sunny Side farm next week where,
during the coming SUNNI er ne will be
a "p. o. b."
Henry Young and Alex Crees have
rented the Hutton land, across the
road from Mayor Will McGuire's big
store, for next year.
Mr.. Clint Nourse, one of the fore
most attorneys of Des Moines, was
transacting business at the Station on
last Tuesday forenoon.
Next Monday afternoon at 2o'clock
the annual schoo meeting of the cleo
tors of Hamlin township will occur
at the Center school house.
Mrs. Wallace, of Atlantic, passed
few happy days at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Gill,
near the Station, this week.
Julius Gruelke has dehorning out
fit and is doing considerable cutting
off OF horns. Tuesday morning he
was dehorning the Mace Gill herd.
At the meeting of the patrons of
the Blue Grass Creamery, held at the
Station, last week it was decided to
clothe the board of directors with au-
thority to act for them.
Director Ed. McAtfee, from down
near Extra, was at the Station last
Tuesday consulting Henry Young
concerning some school matters and
having pleasant chat with his many
friends.
Mrs. Fenton, Mr.. Daniel Brand
statter, wife and daughter, Mr.. Small
and wife, Charley and Miss Lily
Spencer, Robert Parnham and Art
Warner attended the Missionary Con-
yention, in Extra, Tuesday.
At the Sunday School Convention,
at Old Hamlin, next Friday the Pres
byterian people will make arrange
ments for minister to preach at their
church, also at Lone Star church, in
the edge of Guthrie county.
The patrons OF school house No. 6,
Brushy College, Hamlin township,
will meet at that school house on
next Sunday, March 18th, for the
purpose of organizing Sunday
School. All who may come will be
welcomed.
Miss Kate Workman will close her
schoo! at Brushy College next Friday
and on Saturday night an exhibition
will be given at the school house. An
elaborate program has been prepared
and all may rest assured of Jolly
time who attend.
While attending the glad surprise
party at Extra, last Friday, Mr.. and
Mrs. James McNutt, MI. and Mrs. j.
G. White and Mrs. Fenton paid
pleasant visit to the journal office.
The gentlemen went in and had few
words with I" Hayseed GUERNSEY, +"
who is slowly improving in health.
A letter from Uncle Jimmy Bell
who went to Rome, York State, to be
operated upon for cancer, was re-
eeived by Mrs. A. w. Bradley, the
first of the week, stating that Uncle
Jimmy reached his destination safely.
Uncle Jimmy seems to be having
more than his share of grief, but truly
mlsfortunes never come singly.
Three men with their trusty spades
were digging the foundation and cell
lar for the new parsonage, at the Sta
ton, Tuesday: r. G.. Creveling, the
Audubon contractor, has the frame
work all done, and soon it will begin
to raise heavenward. The building is
to be l4by24feet with an s.L . 14byl4
feet. Chef Hibbs, of Audubon has
tn contract to do all the mason work
on the new building.
In conversation with Supervisor w.
d. Stanley, Tuesday morning, he told
us that he had just been down to the
Kennedy farm, near the John Hunter
place, where he had ordered county
bridge one hundred and twelve feet
long constructed over the 'Botna.
He also informed us that another
county bridge was soon to be built on
section 36, Greeley township, near
the John Schlater home.