Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-26

Jake Layland was Hamlin caller,
Wednesday.
Will McGuire's have the care of a
very sick baby.
j. w. Phipps marketed oats at the
Station, Thursday.
A. w. Davis recently purchased a
fine calf of James Bell.
Mrs. Wib Smith visited her Extra
relatives, last Sunday.
VIM. Smith and family visited at
the j. w. Phipps home.
Wills Hopkins and family were
Sunday visitors at Extra.
Ed. Dryden and family were Au-
dubon visitors, Thursday.
Mrs. Connor has been in the hands
Of a dentist the past week.
j. w. Phipps and mother visited
Friday at George Smiths.
Hans Fabricius will have public
sale on Tuesday, February eth.
Maggie Banning Abbey is very i'll
at her mothers home, in Extra.
O. P. Tyler was at Audubon last
Tuesday visiting with his friends.
Jake Banning and wife visited, last
Sunday, with Mrs. Banning, at Extra.
Will Young's little daughter, Mil
dred, has been entertaining the grip.
Mrs. Will Mcclure visited her par
ents, at Audubon, one day this week.
Mrs. Will Mcclure has had very
hard siege of la grippe the past few
days.
Chas. Wells has gone to Green
county to visit relatives and rent a
farm.
Harry Percy's little girl, Mary,
had slight attack of Group, Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Menahan were
with their relatives, the Tom ellis
Tuesday.
The McGuires were busy unloading
car of salt, at the Station, Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Joel Crees and her daughter,
Lily, came home from Nicola, Tues
day evening.
They had jolly dancing party out
at the Peter Gregerson home, last Sat
urday night.
Mrs. M. O. Smith, of Exira, visited
over Thursday with her relatives, east
Of the Station.
Mr.. Harwood, from Winterset,
passed Thursday with his cousin,
Mrs. Tom Gill.
Harm Rice is now the regularly iu-
stalled Secretary of the Blue Grass
Creamery Company.
A. w. Davis sold his yoke of work
cattle to Lutte Lane, last Thursday,
-and now he laments.
e. w. Burtt is enjoying a visit
from his brother, Ed. Burt, of Fur
mis- county, Nebraska.
MAIDS Fabricius, Will McGuire's
handy clerk, is rusticating in his
fathers corn field this week.
Vern Culver. of Audubon, was at
the Station, Tuesday, talking the staff
of life to our merchants-tlour.
Fred Heilman. buttermaker at the
Blue Grass Creamery, reports lota-
Bile increase of milk these days.
Grandma Phipps is passing this
week with her daughter, Mrs.
William Smith, down near Extra.
James Crees, of West Liberty, is
here visiting the Harry Percy, VIII
Young families and other relatives.
G. w. Burt finished, last Tuesday
morning, delivering one hundred
bushels ofnumber one wheat to Harry
Percy .Counselman.
Revs. Conner, Wilson and Sma are
conducting a series of revivals at the
MAIDS Spencer school house, two miles
west of the j. H. Moore school house.
Mr.. Thomas Murphy was down
to the Station, Tuesday morning, Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Will Nc
CURE, and swapping yarns with the
boys.
Uncle Coonrod says tell all you
who have not covered your strawber-
ry beds that you'd better do SO now
or there'll be no straw berries when
the time comes.
Lizzie Wright recovered from her
recent illness sufficiently to give her
concert, Thursday evening. Every
one was well entertained and the COL
lection was liberal. q
Harry Percy arrived home The lat
ter part Of the week bringing with
him some very fine stock to add to
his fine growing herd. Harry show
ed us pig of the Duroe. Jersey vari-
ETY. that fairly made our mouth water.
George Wells left Sunday morning
for his new home, at Council Bluffs.
Thus another OF our best Young men