Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-12

George Smith and wife were with
friends, near Ross, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford are again at
at the farm, busy husking corn.
Casper Root disposed of good
team the other day, at fancy price.
Casper Root has presented his good
wife with fine new sewing machine.
Theo. Emery and wife have gone
down near wiota to pick their corn.
Mrs. Keightley, of Old Hamlin, is
the proud possessor of new sewing
machine.
Miss Mamie Tanner, from Iowa
City, is at the Ed. Dryden home for
a fed days.
Clarence Davis has returned from
up near Gray and is once more under
the parental roof.
Little Peter Christensen got his
fingers badly mangled in the cane
mill. one day last week.
Mrs. Stanley is enjoying a visit
from her nephew, who resides in the
north. eastern part Of the State.
Miss Norah McDaniels was down
from Audubon, Sunday, and passed
the day at the Will Young home.
Rev. Conner was busy, on Tuesday,
administering coat of paint to the
Evangelical parsonage, at the Station.
Miss Edna Stuart, of Dedham, and
Miss Bertha Armstrong were guests
at the George Campbell home, last
Sunday.
Miss Lille Crees' scholars gave a
very credible school exhibition, at
the Center school house, last Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Tom Gill came home Tuesday
evening to cheer up her husband,
Tom Gill, who is suffering from the
effects of severe cold.
Chris Christensen's cane mill came
near going up in smoke the other day,
the entire pile Of grindiDgs being
consumed by the flames.
O. P. Tyler joined jolly crowd of
Audubonites, went to Atlantic, last
Tuesday night and took degree in
the popular Ellls Lodge.
The Blue Grass Creamery will only
be run four days in the week the bal
ance of the season, Monday, Wednes-
day, Friday and Saturday.
His old enemy, rheumatism, had SO
firm grasp OH j. z. Moore that he
could not accompany his family on
their nutting outing, Tuesday.
Robert Mullenger has a grin that
reaches from Extra to Audubon or
account of that new ten-pound girl
that arrived Thursday evening.
Mrs. Will Mcclure is still keeping
vigil at the bedside of her mother
Mrs. Thomas Murphey, at Audubon,
who still continues very sick lady
John Flvnn came home from the
Omaha fair, Saturday. While there
he purchased four holed corn shelter
which arrived, in Audubon, Tuesday
Ern Bryan and Jake Warner wen
down in the vicinity of Glenwood
Mills county, last Tuesday. and ex
pect to bring home couple Of load
ofapples.
Peter Nissen and his baby's birth
day came so close to gather, last Sun
day, that they concluded to celebrate
both events in one, which they did il
proper style.
Fred Spencer, who holds a goot
position on the North Western Rail
way, at Boone, passed last Sunda.
with his brother, George Spencer
who lives east of the Station.
The tongue of George Smiths sepa
rator pulled out the other day an,
the machine went Cumming" Of
down the Bob Mullinger hill, bu
fortunately no damage was done.
| have two very fine red Short
Horn male calves for sale. Cali o
me at my farm, two miles south G
the Station, or address me at Hamlil
Iowa. O. p. TYLER.
III. f. Zinke, who lives III Greeley
southeast Of Hamlin, was at the Sta
ton, Tuesday morning, and informe
us that he had just closed a deal TO
the Mcmahon farm, in Douglas town
ship.
Mart Rutterton prepared bi
oyster stew, last Saturday night, an