Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-10
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Anthony Davis now rides about in

a new buggy.
S. a. Heath returned from a trip
to the Omaha show, on Monday.
Joe Bell and George Gill were with
Extra and Brayton friends, last Sun
day.
Wib Smith and family were with
their Extra relatives and friends, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Tyler is reported to be again
very i'll at her home, south of the
Station.
Jim Crees has gone to Atalissa,
Iowa, to pass two weeks with his
parents.
Ed. Winchell was up at Audubon,
Tuesday morning, attending to some
business matters.
Mrs. Walter Coonrardy visited her
relatives at the George Smith home
part of the past week.
julius Gruelke will soon 90 up to
Sioux Rapids with load of crab APP
piles that he raised in his yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ballou and
the little folks visited at the Tom
Dustin home, at Extra, Tuesday.
o. P. Tyler paid visit to his
daughter, Miss Vina, Tuesday, who is
at Atlantic receiving medical treat
ment.
Pretty red and yeller and streaked
billssay that Gollmar Brothers wagon
show will be at Extra on Monday,
August 81.
The Methodist people at Old Ham
lin are anticipating an enjoyable sea-
son at their meeting next Saturday
and Sunday.
Uncle G.. T. Poage was up from
Extra, Sunday, visiting his great
grandchild, Ethel Smith. who is SO
dangerously i'll.
About September first MAIDS Fabri-
cious will cease clerking at the Will
xMcGuire store and go to Audubon
where he will engage IN business for
himself.
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thousand bushels of oats more. Twas
forty thousand bushels of oats he
shipped out Of the Station, not thirty
thousand.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Young, from
Anita, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Car
roll, from Des Moines, were visitors
at the Station this week. Tue ladies
are sisters of Harry Percy.
Mrs. n. H. Lewis was here this
week, from Walnut, to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Gill, and
take home her little daughter, Terra,
who has been here on visit.
Frank Rice was down from Audu-
bon Tuesday visiting with Butter
maker Fred Heileman, at the Blue
Grass Creamery, and getting can Of
cream for use in his restaurant.
The Misses Lizzie and Lille Spen-
Ger have sent out invitations to their
young friends, and next Saturday
night there will be a gay assemblage
at the George Spencer home, just over
Creamery Hill.
There was seemingly no change in
the condition Of Little Ethel Smith,
the first Of the week. The watchers
at her bedside saw no change except,
perhaps, that she grows trife weak
er as the days 90 by.
We found Mr.. j. Il. Moore busy
hiving bees, Tuesday, and after shying
around those same bees we were shown
through Mr.. Moore's fine orchard
where we proceeded to take nibbe
at some OF the choicest fruit.
Last Tuesday was the day that
General Otis said the South Dakota
Regiment would set sail from the
Philippines for Gods Country. This
is the regiment that James McNutt,
of Old Hamlin, and Albert Pratten's
brother is with
Grandpa Coonrod received a fine
Italian queen bee, from Bert Moore,
at Mesa, Arizona, by mail, last Sun
day morning. Her ladyship was es-
corted by a thimbleful OF bees. and
they all arrived safely, much to the
delight of Grandpa.
Lightning struck tree in the
yard where Ed. Winchell lives and.
besides soaring one of his boys out of
seventeen months growth, it shocked
our good friend Ed. so badly that he
mozeyed about the next day with all
the headache in the State
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