Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-30
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Grant Knox, of Extra, was at the
Station one day this week peddling
International Stock Food.
Mrs. A. w. Davis and Elmer and
Wick were down to Extra the other
day last week and got vaccinated.
Mr.. Lou Shaw came up from Mar
ne and visited few days this week
with his sister, Mrs. A. G. Crees.
The little folks of George Morey,
| Wib Smith and Wills Hopkins are
among those afflicted with whooping
cough.
Mrs. Wallace returned home to At
lantic, Tuesday evening. She reports
! her mother, Mrs. Mace Gill, not much
improved.
Rev. Conner will preach his fare
we'll sermon at the Evangelical church
in Hamlin, next Sunday, and on the
following Tuesday will go to Confer
ence.
Mr.. Sid Rice died at his home, in
Old Hamliu, Tuesday night, March
%, 1899, after long weeks of suffering.
He was an old soldier and universally
known and respected by all. His
funeral occurred Wednesday. We will
print an extended obituary next week.
The meetings which have been in
progress at the Methodist church, in
Old Hamlin, for short time past,
closed on Thursday evening and Rev.
| O. T. Nichols efforts were abundant
ly repaid. twenty-seven persons unit
ing with the church and six more
will join the class little later.
Mr.. John w. Leney, who has been
visiting his relatives, at the George
Smith home, and buying carload Of
young stock, shipped them, Tuesday,
to Grant, Nebraska His relative,
Mrs. John Connrardy, accompanied
him as far as Atlantic. He stopped
at Extra and loaded a few head of
stock.
This week the Evangelical people
at the Station organized an Alliance
| to their church, and these are it's first
officers:
Mrs. j. Il. Moore, President.
Miss Lilly Crees, Vice President.
Miss Matte Moore, Secretary.
Frank Tyler, Corresponding Sec'y.
George S. Black, Treasurer.
Monday Mr.. Fred Butterton met
with an accident at the Blue Grass
Creamery that may lay him up for a
long time. He came down with three
cans of milk, in top buggy and had
exchanged it for milk that had been
through the separator, and was about
to start home when his team took
fright at escaping steam and started
to run. They made several circles
about the creamery building and
finally struck some object that bounc-
ed the buggy high in air and when it
came down it buried Mr. Butterton
meath the buggy, cans and all. The
buttermaker, Mr.. Fred Heileman, ran
to his assistance, extricated him from
his predicament and assisted him to
the house. After short rest lie was
able to proceed home, but his friends
fear that he has received internal in
juries. The buggy was total wreck
and had to be taken home on hay
rack.
The following program has been
prepared by the Methodist people,
at Old Hamlin, and will be rendered
in their beautiful church building on
Easter Sunday, April I'd, next Sun
day afternoon, at two O'Clock:
Song Congregation
Song.
PRAYER S. d. Coonrod
Song.
Address of Welcome Anna Warner
Song.
Rainbow Exercise Class No.
Exercise, For Me -" Glass No. l
Solo, Easter Lullaby Mabel McNutt
Recitation, Easter Baby Jennie
Exercise, Easter Garlands,
Recitation Nancy Owens
| Song.
b1Dlc ScadlilS, IIoclS Oh lle NcS-
| direction Class NOD Bible Class
Exercise, Easter Message Class No3
Recitation, His First Appear
ance Bonita Bryan
Recitation - Sarah Butterton
! Song
Recitation, Through The Night,
Hattie East
! Exercise, Olivet -C Glass No. .
| Ten Minute Talk on Resurrec-
ton Rev. O. 7. Nichols