Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-11-03

Monday on shopping tour.
Uncle S. D. s,Coonrod will have
fresh fish for sale at the Station each
Friday.
When at the station go and gaze at
Will McGuire's spank fired new
knife case.
Miss Katie Workman closed her
school last Friday. There was large
attendance.
Miss Bertha Farguson, of Audu-
bon, closes her term of school at No.
next Friday.
We are sorry to learn that our
friend j. Nal Bryan is i'll at his home
in Old Hamlin.
Fred Sears was at the station visit
ing with the Will MCGUIRE family
one day this week.
A literary society will be organ
lied at Brushy College next week,
Wednesday evening.
Charlie May of Extra, was bust
ness visitor at the Station for few
minutes last Thursday.
Art Warner and Mark Butterton
came home from visit to the Omaha
Fair, last Saturday night.
Miss Birdella Wilson is at Audu-
bon receiving musical instruction
from Mrs. Robert Hunter.
Say, who is that Melville fellow
that gave the little boy penny to
tell the secret last Friday?
Will Mcclure and wife and the
baby were with their Audubon rela-
tives and friends last Monday.
The patrons OF the Blue Grass
creamery received Is cents for their
butter fat for the month of October.
William S. Armstrong OF Melville
lett the station this week for Omaha,
TO buy car load or two of 1eeding
cattle.
Frank Leet, of Audubon, is build
ing new house, 16x24 feet, on the
farm now occupied by Oscar Lafleur,
near the station.
James East was very sick man
for few hours last Sunday. He
had an attack of his old enemy,
stomach trouble.
Anna Kennedy and brother Mike,
from near Extra, were callers on the
Will Mcclure family and doing some
trading last Tuesday.
j. j. Dimick was one of .steam''
that were dragged through the Royal
Arch degree in Masonry at Audubon
last week, on Thursday.
Chester GenuDg is back from a
visit at his old home at Port Byron,
illinois, and looks as if the trip had
done his health much good. !,
There is going to be young la
dies class of the churches about
Hamlin organized and Grandpa S. D.
Conrad will be their teacher.
The Maeldoft Imperial orchestra,
of Chicago, composed of eight artists,
will give a grand concert in the
Methodist church at Extra OH Novem-
Der II.
The Hamlin Township school board
met at the Center school house last
Thursday evening to elect teachers
for the winter term in the various
districts.
Alex Mcclure was down to Bray
ton, Tuesday, taking the travelling
man, Mr.. Sibley, around among the
merchants of that burg and and al
Oakfeld.
j. z. Moore has received letter
from his schoolmate, e b. Norris, il
York state, telling him that he is {
candidate for state treasurer on the
democratic Ticket.
Miss Vina Tyler closes her school
at Hamlin Center next Friday. Miss
Tyler is a popular teacher and will
most likely teach the same school the
coming winter tertn.
Miss Katie Workman will teach
the winter term OF Brushv College,
this being her uinth term at thai
school. She has bad great success
and the children all say that she is
the best teacher they ever had.
The first quarterly meeting of the
Methodist class will he held at Extra
Friday, Npvelnber II. Quarterly
conference at $50 p. IN. Preaching
by Elder w. w. Ramsey, followed
by sacramental service at 1880 y. m
The finance committee OF the Old
Hamlin Methodist church would like
as many as can conveniently to hand
in their subscriptions before the time
Of dedication, which will take place
the last Of November or the first o.
December.
Weather Observer S. d. Conrad
says that during the month o
October there were 8 clear days, 3:
cloudy days, 10 days south wind, /!
days north wind. "a inches rain fell
30th was the coolest day, End was thu
warlnest day, s iuabes snow fell OF
the 18th.