Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-24

Will Mcclure was business visit
or in Audubon, Tuesday morning.
There was new dray line started
at the Station last Tuesday morning.
Alfred Smart is working Andrew
Smiths place again this year, on
shares.
They say Leonard Smart is pretty
near crazy, these days, since his old
girl got married.
j, D. Mahahan and family visited
with their relatives, Tom Gill and
family, last Sunday.
A Sunday School has been organic
ed at school house No. 6, with Alfred
Smart as uperintendent.
Wonder why Len Wells didn't 60
up to Melville Center school enter
tainment last Friday night.
Misses Anna and Bird Wilson Wis
tied with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Wilson, over Sunday.
Our Buttermaker H. D. Small was
at Extra, last Sunday evening, and
preached for the Methodist people.
They have dug cistern at the Blue
Grass Creamery into which all the
surperfluous buttermilk will be put.
Rev. O. T. Nichols will preach at
Old Hamlin next Sunday afternoon.
Also regularly every Thursday even
ing.
Miss Mary Shoesmith, daughter of
Merchant H. O., is over from North
Branch passing this week with her
father.
Fl. B. Kennels writes to his brother
Wilbur that he is we'll pleased with
his new location, on the banks of Spir-
it Lake.
Henry Young, Harry Percy and
Robert Campbell were selected as
Trustees of the Evangelical church,
last week.
John Minor, the piano peddler, of
Audubon, was toasting his shins
about the fires, at the Station, last
Tuesday morning.
Henry 4oung's boy, Harold, has
just aecovered from an attack of mea-
sizes. Now all the other children are
wondering who'll be next.
Mr.. G. Petty and his bride of few.
weeks, N ISIS Lily Kelley, moved, this
week, to the Monroe White farm, up
above the Station little way.
Supervisor w. d. Stanley returned
Tuesday from Guthrie county, where
he had been settling some accounts
with that county relative to County
Line bridges.
We sincerely beg that young gen.
tleman's pardon, who recently arrived
at Charlie Ballou's happy home, bat
the fact is we did not hear of his adj
vent until last Tuesday.
They have petitioned for road to
run on the line between Hamlin and
Leroy townships; to run in due east
and westernly direction for distance
OF two and one-half miless.
1t showed so hard the other day,
Hi Wilson couldn't work, he couldn' t
play, so he resolved to go away and
have little visit. Accordingly he
went to Stuart, Tuesday evening, for
short visit.
Miss Kate Workman closed her
school, last Saturday night with a
grand entertainment. There was about
two hundred and fifty persons present
and many came who could not get in
to the house.
Next Sunday, at the Station, Sun
day School will be held at ten o'clock
in the forenoon; Preaching at eleven,
and Children's Meeting at half past
five in the evening. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night.
Miss Kate Workman will commence
the spring term of school at Brushy
College, the first Monday in April.
Miss Workman is such good teacher
that Brushy College people wanted
her to stay right here and teach anoth-
er term.
Next Friday there will be an ALL
day meeting in the Evangelical
church, at the Station, beginning at
ten O'Clock in the morning. and con-
tinuing until about ten O'Clock in the
evening. Rev. Isaiah Reed, Of Des
Moines, will be here to preach for us.
Three Of Wib Smiths horses ran
away with one Of those roller discs the
other day and, besides MASKING the
disc they got tangled up in barb
wire fence and was were so horribly
chopped up that it is feared one of
the animals will have to be killed to
put it out of its misery.
Mrs. M. +. Percy, ofDexter, Iowa,
and Mrs. j. d. Young, of Anita, ar
rived at the Station Saturday to visit
with their son and brother, Agent
Harry Perch. Mrs. Young returned
home the first of the week but Mrs.
Percy will stay and visit with Harry
and his family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mcclure took
their little heir to Audubon, last Sun
day, and at the Catholic church she
was christened Miss Rose Mcclure.
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