Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-13

49, AoS sshhAS NiSAISst oNSl hCuh-
day with Mrs. Albert Pratten.
Henry Wells had big pile of wood
sawed at his home, last Monday.
S. A. Heath made another bushes!
pilgrimage to Omaha, last Monday.
Miss Grace Stanley is attending thu
Audubon High School, this spring.
George Smith will commence braek
ing grubs for Peter Nissen, mex,
Monday.
A. johnson was visiting, Sunday
at Brnshy with his sister, Mrs. Jake
MASKING.
George Dimick, the Extra nipple
ment dealer, was up our way one day
this week.
Miss Lizzie Juhl has gone to Kim
ballton, where she will pass the sum.
mer months.
Will McNutt has been very sick
lad the past few days. Stomach troub-
lie was the cause.
Arthur McNutt has rented the
house on the Butterton land and is
already in possession.
o. P. Tyler sold one of the best
horses he had, Monday, and received
$3.50 for the animal.
Elder j. c. McQuerry, of Extra,
was visitor at the Station for few
bourc opa 1o,, Ia 81 yuoal,
Mrs. r. l.. Harris and daughter,
Edith, of Audubon, passed last Sun
day with friends, at Old Hamlin.
Mrs. Harm Rice is at Atlantic this
week, being treated by Doctor Mullen
for some ailment of one of her ewes.
There were seventy-two patrons of
the Blue Grass Creamery, last Tues
day, and the number is increasing
daily.
School commenced at Brushy Col
lege, last Monday, for a ten weeks
session, with Miss Edith Harris in
charge.
Louie Spyrup was brought home
from kimballton to his brother,
Georges home, west of the Station,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Etfie Gleason is up from At
lantic to have good visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Bradley.
at Old Hamlin.
Alex Crees has decided to farm his
fathers, Uncle Joel Crees's land this
year, and already has his coat off and
is pitching right in.
Harry Percy attended the Dellie
Poage sale, below Extra, last week
and brought home fine flock of
chickens, in the evening.
George Black and George Smith
have returned from their northern
trip. They report plenty of mud
and game up in that country.
Mrs. 7. r. Wallace, who has been
passing the week with her mother,
Mrs Mace Gill, returned to her home
in Atlantic, Saturday evening.
Uncle Joel Crees drove twenty-five
fat and plump porkers to Audubon,
Monday, and sold them to the Goats
Brothers at the very tip top price.
Director Frank Ballou informs us
that school will commence at the
Center, next Monday, April 18th
with Miss Lovina Tyler, as teacher.
Harry Percy has torn down the
stable, at the depot, and with the
material has constructed neat hen
house at his home up on the hillside
The news floats up from Elliott
Iowa, that Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schoon-
over are the parents of new boy
baby, that was born to them on last
Sunday.
James Boyer and Will johnson
traded horses the other day and each
declare they made twenty dollars in
the transaction, and are therefore we'll
satisfied.
0. P. Tyler returned from Chicago,
Friday morning, where he took three
cars Of cattle from his own yards
Mr.. Tyler is fast becoming feeder OF
prominence.
Joe Heath was the first man to &C
stirring the soil, up this way, this
spring. However, when we were
at the Station, Tuesday, everybody
was busy seeding.
Marshal McNutt and bonny new
bride moved down to Lorah, neal
Atlantic, Wednesday, where they
will reside this summer. We all hate
to see them go and wish then
the best kind of success.
We are sorry to say that GrandpG
S. ID. Coonrod is far from being a
well man these bright spring days.
We understand that Doctor Brooks
OF Audubon, says that the blood il
Grandpa's arteries and veins is becom-
ing ossitied. Let us hope that Grand
pa will speedily find relief.