Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-15
Cal Graham was Hamlin visitor,


Sunday.
Clarence and Mick Davis Sundaved
with Tom White.
Leslie and Elma McAtfee visited,
Sunday with George Girard.
Birdie Connrardy, of Extra, is at
the Ed. Dryden home this week.
Miss Jessie McNutt went to Lorah,
the first of the week to visit friends.
George Gill was obliged to give up
and go to bed, three days the past
week.
They had social dancing party at
Julius Gruelke's earthly home, last
Saturday night.
Mayor Will MCGUIRE was with his
Extra friends for a few hours, last
Tuesday morning.
The Jim Boyer home was alive
with young people, Tuesday night,
just a jolly social party.
Young Irish George Campbell is
building large red barn on his farm,
northeast Of the Station.
Harry Percy, Luke Baker and 0.
p. Tyler were up at the county seat
for short time, Tuesday.
Willis McAtfee and family were
over at the Station, Sunday, and
whiled away few hours.
Charley Spencer gave his friends a
delightful party at the William
Owen home, last Friday evening.
Miss 'Tilda Christensen is in the
country this week visiting with her
cousin, Miss Hannah Christensen.
Rev. Humphrey was up from Mar
ne, Sunday, and delivered the sermon
over the remains of the late Mrs.
Wilbur Sheets.
Little Ernest McKibben has been
very i'll the past week, Of lung fever
and whooping cough. He is reported
some better at this writing.
The Blue Grass Creamery shipped
out thirty-four tubs of butter this
week, which means twenty-three
hundred aud eighty pounds.
Grandpa Coonrod reports that two
and one-half inches Of rain fell at the
Station, M onday night, and that many
of We natives sought refuge in their
storm caves.
Buttermaker Fred Heileman tells
us that they received $1,000 pounds
more milk at the Blue Grass Cream
cry during this last May than they
did year ago.
Because we are bit tardy in an
nouncing the arrival of that new girl
baby, at the Charley Baird home, a
week or SO ago, we humbly beg that
young lady's pardon.
Miss Bessie Bowman and Miss
Sarah johnson, of Extra, tarried at
the Station for a little while, last
SATURDAY., and exchanged greetings
with their friend, Mrs. Will Mcclure.
Calvin Dimick tells us that while
coming to the Creamery, Tuesday
morning, he measured the rainfall OF
Monday night, IN neighbours water
ing trough and twas four inches
deep.
George Smith is at home this week
resting mis- breaking team. He just
finished thirty acre job for Chris
Nissen and next Monday will begin
turning Chris Jorgensen' grub patch
upside-down.
On account of the death Of Mrs. W.
G. Sheets the Childrens' Day Exer-
cises, at the Old Hamlin Methodist
church, were postponed until next
Sunday night, June IS, at o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
Her many friends will be sad to
learn that Miss Helen Moore has been
very i'll, at Mesa, Arizona. Her faith
CT, Mr.. j. Il. Moore tells us she is
much better now and will arrive at
home as soon as she is able to stand
the journey.
Doc" Phipps' team INDUCED in
another runaway, Sunday. They
started at the Station and ran to the
Catholic burying- ground and the only
damage they did was to NOW wheel
off Of Joe Heath's buggy, "smack,
smoove, clean"
The Audubon County Holiness
Association will hold a three days
convention at the Hamlin Station
Evangelical church beginning Friday,
June 30, and continuing until Sunday,
July 2. Services all day and each
evening. All are invited to attend.
Luther McNutt writes from the
Philippines that he expects to start
for the United States today, June Is,
and will visit with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. James McNutt, and friends,
at Old Hamlin, as soon as steam can
get him there. He is member of the
FIRST South Dakota. the same reoi-