Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-20
HaMli2 Department.

Lou Miller is at the Omaha fair
this week.
Nora McDaniels visited over Sun
day at the Joel Crees home.
Miss Vivian Leek returned home
Monday from the Omaha fair.
Mrs. Grin Root was visiting with
friends in Melville, last week.
William MCGUIRE has sold $4,000
worth of hogs since last December.
o. P. Tyler left Monday morning
for his fourth trip to the great Oma-
ha fair.
Mrs. Frank Moore, of Laurel. Ne
braska, is visiting Hamlin relatives
this week.
A new ninety-siX foot bridge is be-
ing put in near Nal Bryan's place, at
Old Hamlin
Frank Ballou and family visited
over Sunday at the John Cameron
home, in Lincoln township.
jim Bradley and Clarence McNutt
went to Atlantic, Wednesday evening,
to accept job of corn husking.
The Evangelical people held a
prayer meeting, last Tuesday, at the
Struthers home, south of Brushy
College.
The Blue Grass Creamery from
now on will run only every other day.
The weather is sufficiently cold TO
allow the milk to keep.
Miss Anna Hennessey and her cous-
in, Miss Mary Smith, went out to
the Omaha fair Friday evening and
returned Monday evening.
Ted Bruner, of Extra, commences
next week with his we'll auger ma
chine to put down a deep we'll for
George Gill, east of the Station.
Joe Bell returned Saturday from
Sioux City and the Exposition.
While at Sioux City he visited with
his sisters and his uncle, John Dorr.
Mrs Owen Phillips, of southeast
Melville, is reported very i'll of rheu-
matte fever. Her mother came down
from Pocahontas county to watch at
her bedside.
Anthony Davis and family, who
drove out to the Omaha fair, via the
overland route, got caught in the
snow storm, Sunday, and struck
some pretty hard shedding.
Henry Young is putting up nice
he,.nery OH his farm, north of the
Stn'lon. On Wednesday Henry and
George Gill were at Extra for a load
OF lumber for the building.
Mr.. Elliott and family, of Chilli
Gothic, Missouri, arrived last Thurs
day for short visit with their rela-
tives, the d. l.. Thomas people, east
Of The Station. They returned home
Monday.
Robert and Julia Moore came up
from Missouri last week for a few
days visit with relatives, west Of the
Station. They returned home Mon
day. Bob says he cart stand the
cold weather up there.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Rice, who have
been visiting at the home of their
son, Harm G. Rice, east of the Sta
ton, for the past three weeks return
ed, Wednesday morning, to their
home at Low Moor, Clinton county.
a sister of Charlie Higgins, east Of
HaInlin, who has been here the past
two weeks, returns Friday to her
home at MonteZuma, Iowa Her
brother, Ross Higgins, will accompa-
ny her and pass the wenter in Powe-
shiek county.
Uncle S. d. Coonrod has gone into
the fish business. Every Friday he
supplies our worthy Halnlinites with
fish shipped to him direct from Bur.
lington. We understand he will eX-
tend he business to Extra and Audu- |
bon, with selling days at both places.
Andreas Holm is the name Of a
young gentleman who arrived at the
Sta'ion, from Slesvig. Germany, one
day last week He is a brother OIL
Mrs. Nels Ratleuborg, just west Of
HanlIin. Mr.. Holm will put in the ,
lalI husking earn for Williads Rat
tenbnrg, near Elki.orn
Mat johnson came down from Au-