Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-09-28
Willis McAffee and family were
guests at the George Girard home, in
the Station, last Sabbath.


The Blue Grass Creamery paid
their patrons seventeen cents pound
for their butter fat, for August.
The Blue Grass Creamery Man
ayers still want a man 10 take up the
George Paige route, over in Greeley.
Miss Mary Nissen, from Elkhorn
was over this way the past week on q
visit to her sister, Mrs. Peter Nissen.
Miss Nora McDaniels will 60 to
Audubon, next Monday, to learn the
dressmaking business of lady in that
city.
Will Mcguire will pay you Sixteen
Cents per dozen for your fresh eggs.
Bring them to him at his store, in the
Station.
Miss Mamie Rice came down from
Audubon, last Sunday, and passed
the Sabbath with her friends at Old
Hamlin.
Mrs. George Smith has been quite
i'll the past week with an attack OF
pleurisy, that has given her no little
trouble.
o. P. Tyler went TO Omaha, last
Tuesday morning to witness King
Ak-Sar-Ben grand parade which
takes place this week.
Nels Peterson, below the Station,
was over in Greeley. Monday, and
purchased three extra good mich
COWS of Will Hensley.
Baker & Shoesmith brought thirty
cases of eggs over from their North
Branch store, Tuesday, and shipped
them out on the noon train.
Frank Ballou will not farm the
John Cameron farm, south of the Sta
ton, next year and is industriously
seeking farm that is for rent.
Will Mcclure was awarded the
contract to furnish the five northern
school houses, of Hamlin township,
with coal, the coming winter months.
Bills at the Station announce that
j. G. Hardman, four miles south of
Extra, on the Oakfeld road, will
have big stock sale, OH Thursday,
October 9Th.
Miss Beulah Soar and Miss Thomas,
from Audubon, were at the Station
briefly, Tuesday, while on their way
to the woods, south of here, on a
nutting expedition.
Peter Nissen has sold his fine farm
in this township to Chris Rode. We
are not advised as to Mr.. Nissen's in
tentions but hope he may conclude to
still remain among us.
Rev. C. F. Chambers, the newly
appointed Methodist minister, at Old
Hamlin, was with us last Sunday
afternoon and made very favorable
impression upon his parlshioners.
l have two very fine red Short
Horn male calves for sale. Call on
me at my farm, two miles south of
the Station, or address me at Hamlin,
Iowa. o. 2. TYLER.
Mr.. A. j. Story will start on next
Monday for an extended trip through
Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee
If he finds desirable spot he may
move his family to southern home
Misses Florence Rathbun and XII,
Connrardy, from Extra; Lucille Conn
rardy, of Ross; and Ada Weber, O
Audubon, were guests at the George
Smith home, in the Station, last Sun
day.
The three sessions of the Hamlil
Township Sunday School Convention
last Sunday, were all we'll attended
and were seasons of deep spiritual in
terest and their benefits will be tel
in the years to come.
Joel Cree and wife, his brother j
w. Crees and his wife took the nool
train for Nicola to visit with thei
children, Theo. Gearheart and wife
for day or two and from their the,
will 60 to Omaha to see the big show
A Danish gentleman named Peter
son has purchased the Charles Val
Gorder eighty acres, below the Sta
ton. Charley Ballou says he's fiXet
all right now: Peterson on the south
Peterson on the west, Peterson on tn
north.
Grandpa Coonrod was in Highlan,
Grove, Tuesday, gathering materia
with which to prepare his shrubber.
for winter Grandpa and Grandm
have one Of the finest gardens in tn
country and take great pride in car
ing for it.
Andrew and "Perk" Smith ar
Just getting so they can perambulat
again comfortably. Andrew got al
mixed up with barbwire fence an,
horse stepped on "Perk" so for
time their bodies were full of ache
and pains.
Those who attended the picnic, i
the w. d. Stanley woods, last Sat
urday, said it was one of the mos
sociable affairs of the kind they eve
attended, and all owing to Mr.. Stan
ley's untiring efforts, who SCENE
determined that everyone presen
should enjoy themselves.
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