Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-12-29
MAIDS Fabricious celebrated Xmas
in Elkhorn, Monday.


in Elkhorn, Monday.
Ed. Dryden and family eat Christ
mas dinner at w. M. Crees.
Rev. Conner is holding revival
meetings at Champion Hill schoo
house.
Joel Creese has stock hog of the
Poland-China variety that he wishes
to sell.
Next Sunday the Methodist SUI
day school at Old Hamlin will be re-
organized.
Joe Conrad's home in south west
Hamlin is quarantined on account OF
diphtheria.
Tom Gill hasan old '.mammy" hog
and ten squeaks at his farm just north
of the Station.
Uncle S. d. Conrad will be on the
streets of Audubon next Friday with
fresh fish to sell.
Miss Annie Hennessey spent Xmas
with her folks at Underwood, return
ing Monday evening.
j. B. Connrardy and daughters
drove up and pulled turkey bones at
Geo. Smiths, on Christmas.
Frank Ballou and family returned
Monday from a good visit with her
mother, Mrs. John Cameron.
Mrs. Wallace, from Atlantic will
arrive this week to pass New Years
day, with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Mace Gill.
Next Sunday morning at ten
O'Clock the Evangelical people at
the Station, will reorganize their Sun
day school.
AT the F. D. Barney home, near
North Branch they had reunion on
Christmas day and much enjoyed
time we had.
Walter Scott arrived from Ames
Iowa, on last Saturday evening to
pass few days with his brother, Mr..
George Scott.
There will be jolly big oyster
supper given at the school house in
Old Hamlin next Friday night and
every body is expected to be there.
Mrs. j. u. Moore received a
Christmas gift that she prizes very
highly. 'Tis very fine bible she
received from her sister in Colorado.
Gordon Story and Miss Pet Swee-
zey were quietly married one day last
week, We join their army of friends
in wishing them their storehouse full
of happiness.
At the Old Hamlin Literary next
Saturday night they will discuss this
questions: Resolved, that the recent
war with Spain has been benefit to
the United States.
AS soon as Miss Kate Workman fin
ishes this term of school at Brushy
College hat LADY, and her sister
Miss Maggie, will go to Ohio for a
good visit with relatives.
A crowd of young men assembled
to charivari Gordon Story but upon
inquiring they found the bride and
groom were not at Mr.. Storey's and
so there was a few disappointed
youths.
The little Misses Bonnie and Rita.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Gill can now slide down hill to their
hearts content. Their aunt at Wal
nut Iowa, sent them fine g coaster"
Tuesday morning.
Last Sunday, Mr. Ern Bryan and
Miss Anna Warmer were out for a
little ride and were the proprietors
of first class run away, but be-
sides being tipped out of the sleigh
and dumped in II snow drift, they
escaped unhurt.
Some dogs got in Mr.. Geo. Spen-
GERS hog lot, last Monday night and
killed tour head of the best hogs
George had. They were valued at
about $4,000 and all the satisfaction
Mr.. Spencer had, was the shooting of
one of the dogs.
Reports from the Christmas tree
at Bowman Chapel, say that the
house was crowded. The program
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received, but best of all was stock
ing for Rev. Nichols filled with the
coin OF the realm.
MARRIED.-At the home of the
BRIDES parents in Hamlin township,
Wednesday, December IS, MIR. Chas.
White and Mrs. Barbara Letter
These young people are well and
popularity known and host of friends
wish them Il lifetime of happiness
and success
Some day this week Mr.. Fred
Heileman, butter maker at the Blue
Grass Creamery. will put on his best
suit of clothes and a pleasant smile
and HE away to his home at AL
gona, Iowa. And the Lord said: s'Il
is not we'll for man to live alone: ]
will make him Il heIpmee, y