Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-19
..NEW,S OF S'4TlllN
Miss Ollie Black is at Boone, Iowa,
this week visiting her relatives.

Miss Ollie Black is at Boone, Iowa,
this week visiting her relatives.
Miss Emma Wells is assisting with
the house work at the Wib Smith
home.
Next week George Smith will go
to Missouri after couple loads of
apples.
Mrs. Wib Smith has been very
sick lady at her home, north.w west of
the Station.
The Directors of the Blue Grass
Creamery Withhold meeting on next
Friday, October Goth.
James White attended Trustee
meeting Of the Methodist church, at
Extra, last Monday evening.
Harm Rice says he just loves to
go to sociables, cause he gets to eat
supper with the pretty girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heieman will
attend the Rev. Robert Mcintyre
lecture, at Audubon, this evening.
Mrs. Cecilia Connrardy passed last
Sunday with her relatives at the
George Smith home, in the Station.
Bradleyville must be improving as
we notice one Of our young men, of
Old Hamlin, goes there to do his
trading.
Doug Hamlin was caught at night
70 80 ~ o Stot
and so tarried for the night with his
cousin, George Smith.
Mr.. w. D. Stanley returned from
the sad mission of attending the
burial of his father, up in lama
county, Iowa, last Saturday.
Mr.. John Wright and wife, from
Nebraska, and Jack Connrardy, from
Extra, were visitors with their rela-
tives, the George Smith family.
Bert McNutt, at Old Hamlin, has
purchased span of bronchos and is
having a whole lot of fun and whole
lot of grief breaking EN- to drive.
Mr.. j. Crees and wife have finished
a pleasant visit here with his brother,
Uncle Joel Crees, and other relatives
and returned to their home at Alalissa,
iowa.
Section Foreman Vint Rose and his
jolly band of tollowere have put in a
substantial crossing and otherwise
improved the railway yards at the
Station.
George Gerard was down at Extra,
Monday, and passed the day with his
relatives at the Ed. McAffee home,
over on the western hill, and other
acquaintance about town.
Alt Campbell and Ralph Luse were
at the Station, Tuesday, and took the
noon train for their home at Oxford,
Iowa. They had just finished pleas
ant visit with the George Campbell
family, over north Of Old Hamlin.
Plat Harris has sold his eighty
acre farm to Hugh Phipps at S53. so
per acre and we understand he will
now seek newer fields and greener
pastures. We are all sorry to lose
people.
Fred Heileman and wife went to
Extra, Wednesday, where Mrs. Heile-
man viewed the sights while Fred
attended the Creamery meeting with
his siXty-pound tub of that elegant
Blue Grass butter. Next week well
tell you how he came out in the con-
test.
The necktie social, given by the
young ladies Of the Presbyterian
church, at Old Halnlin, last Friday
evening, besides being highly social
affair, proved to be quite financial
success. Over one shundred hungry
people We're fed and something like
fifteen dollars was realized.
While returning from Audubon,
last Saturday evening, Grandpa Coon
rod fell from wagon and was severe
ly injured about the back and shout
ders that he had to stay indoors for a
few days, but we are glad to state
that Grandpa's familiar figure is once
more seen upon our streets.
Tune Thomas new machine did q
very satisfactory days work at the Fl
Kindred farm, in Greeley, the Other
day, threshed out nineteen hundred
and thirteen bushels of grain between
sun and sun. While there Tune also
thrcshed out four hundred and ninety
bushels of wheat. Pretty good yield
for tifty-four acres.