Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-02
..N'Ey.S OF 64S,llIl
Chas. Wells and family returned to
their home at Scranton Friday.

Chas. Wells and family returned to
their home at Scranton Friday.
Little Beulah McAtfee is over at
her grandparents home these days.
Ethel Smith is now with Grandpa
and Grandma j. B. Connrardy, at
Extra, and attending school.
Charley Spencer goes sailing around
over the bald headed hills of Hamlim
these days in brand new buggy,
The bridge over the Botna, below
the Station, is being thoroughly re-
paired by the railway bridge builders.
Geo. Wells sprained his wrist so
badly that he had to quit huskiug
corn. His brother Andrew took his
place.
O p. TYLER went to Chicago, last
Saturday night, with bunch of very
fine, we'll fatted cattle that he selected
out OF his yards.
Mrs Banning has got all of Sunny
Kansas hat she wants and will soon
Mrs. Wib Smith, for good visit
Samuel Johnson. from over in
Greeley, was at the Station, Tuesday.
complaining of a badly swollen hand
that was giving him some trouble.
Road Supervisor John McNutt was
doing the last bit of work for the
year about the Station. Tuesday,
and he has left them in prime condi-
ton.
The election board in Hamlin town
ship this year is as follows:
Harry Percy and Ern Bryan, Clerks,
Thomas Coglan, David Lanigan
and w. D. Stanley, Judges.
Be it known toall We that are going
out TO meet the returning Fifty First
Iowa Volunteer Soldier Boys at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, next Monday, that the fare
for the round trip from Hamlin Sta
ton will be S1.10
Willis McAtfee dances around quite
lively since the arrival of that little
baby girl at his home last Friday.
and Grandpa Geo. Gerard thinks he
can husk as much corn as any three
men in Audubon county.
George Smith no soouer got home
with his load of apples, from South
ern Iowa, than he sold the whole lot
to Store Keeper Luke Baker. Tuesday
morning they were piling them away
in the cellar. at the Station.
w. d. Stanley and family were
over i'll Sharon township, last Sunday,
paving their respects to old-time
neighbors and friends. While there
they passed few pleasant hours at
the home Of George and Chris March,
sen.
Miss Grace Stanley was too i'll for a
couple of days last week TO teach the
Brushy College school, and SO gave
her scholars holiday. However the
Sadly is now able TO finish her term,
which closes near The middle of this
month.
John Hansen, he that tilleth the
soil on the George Dinick place 4
became the father of a sweet bunch
of baby girl His neighbors all tel
us that John is mighty proud of The
little stranger.
Nv. D. Stanley has just turned
thfrN five head Of steers into his teeC
lots which lie will prepare for al
early spring market. These with the
one hundred aud thirty i've head o
hogs viii make about three carload
of stock TO take to Chicago.
Thomas Lohner. who clerks at TIT
Will Mcclure store. will move hi
family up from Extra the latter par
Of this week or the first Of next anC
they will reside with the Georg'
Smith family until Mr.. Stanley get
a house moved over for them TO liv,
in.
After two years roughing it out il
the wild and woolly west Will Thorn
as returned to the Station, Tuesday
morning, and lifting his voice anC
right hand high in the air he eXclaim
ed: Pm back to Gods country ono,
more, thank Cod struck out owe
Creamery Hill in the direction o
where his brother, Mr.. Daniel Thorn
as, resides.
While at the Station, on Tuesda,
morning, Will Mcclure was showing
us a new brand of cigars that he has
had put up for his trade called
f" McGuire's Curls." While we wer'