Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-19

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Cal Graham is helping George Gill
husk corn.
Jake Banning's have the care of a
| very sick child.
Alex Crees and wife drove over to
Marine, Monday.
Mrs. Wills Hopkins is ''tussling
with la grippe.
Henry Young butchered two huge
porkers, Wednesday.
George Smiths spent Sabbath at j.
w. Phipps' home.
Rev. Connor's little daughter is ell
tertaining the Group.
Charley Gill was with his Brayton
friends, over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Wells visited, Monday,
at the Julius Gruelke home.
Tom Lee visited over Sunday with
his old friend, Henry Wells.
Miss Lilly Crees is ill of la grippe
at her sisters home. in Nicola.
Meetings have closed at the Pres
byterian church, in Old Hamlin.
George Spencer Is dong "jury
duty at Audubon, these windy
days.
News comes from Lone Tree, Iowa,
that Mrs. Frank Lutz is very ill, of
la grippe.
Mr.. Sid Rice is reported as very
sick man, requiring the attendance of
night nurses.
Cappie Dodge is having one of
| those nice stock wells put down on
her fine farm.
A. c. Crees returned, Monday,
from a good visit with relatives and
friends, at Marine.
Mrs. w. D. Young visited, last
Wednesday at her father home, south
of the Station.
Julius Briggs and wife visited, on
Friday, at the Williom Bintner home,
south Of Extra.
The literary at Brushy is very en-
PERTAINING and instructive these long
winter evenings.
William Kopeska returned from
visit with relatives and friends, in
Missouri, Tuesday evening.
Harm Rice's brother, who has been
here visiting, the past week, is re-
ported sick at Harms home.
MAIDS Fabricius, that popular clerk
at the Will Mcclure store, is afflicted
just at present by number of Jobs
comforters.
Theo. Gearheart's family, at Nicola,
are having huge tussle with .sgrip :"
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Crees have
gone to care for them.
Frank Root is taking the lead in
chopping, having near one half acre
cleared of the timber he bought at
the Stanley timber sale.
| Mr.. S. A. Heath came home from
Omaha, Monday, where his eyes are
being treated, but returned to that
city the latter part Of the week.
Will Young minded the Station
while Agent Harry Percy was away
in the east buying fins stock, some of
which has already, began to arrive.
Sherman Peppers was at the Sta
tloh, Tuesday morning, calling Doctor
Gleason, by telephone, to see his little
boy, who was threatened by an attack
of lung fever.
The Methodist people began revi-
val meetings, at Old Hamlin, last
Thursday evening. There will be a
special service for children on Sunday
afternoon, at O'Clock.
}, Grandpa Coonrod was at Audubon
last Saturday and disposed of a box
OF nice fresh fish, and if the weather
is fine he will be up there again next
Saturday with more fish.
A. L. Smart returned, Tuesday
from Merriman, Nebraska, and re-
ports his father, Robert Smart, and
his brother on the high road to re.
covery from their recent attack of
illness.
John Nelson, the former butter
maker at the West Hamlin Creamery
has commenced the erection of a neal
cottage on the eighty acres he recent
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lett estate.
Chas. Wells had very fat COW
that he thought worth $4,000 but the
) butchers would not pay SO much sc
Chas. decided to butcher her himself
Imagine his surprise on counting up
his money to find he had S5O.S5.
There will be a meeting of members
Of the Blue Grass Creamery Company
on Tuesday, January "a, '99, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, for the pllr-
pose of hiring milk haulers.
w. d. STANLEY, President.
, Robert Sizer, who lives little way
up the track, has turned his attention
to the raising Of pure blood Lang
} shan chickens. and already has a
fine flock. Mr.. Sizer is wedding out
everything that is not pure blood
Langshan.
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