Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-04-27

Cal Graham is able to resume WOrh
at Will Laws.
Peter Nissen marketed fine bunch
Of hogs, Friday.
Word comes from Anita that Doug
Young is very i'll.
w. M. Crees has been very sick
man the past week.
Joel Crees mourns the loss of hi,
best driving horse.
Harold and Edwin Young are
suffering of pinkeye.
A good man can find employment
at Harm Rice's home.
Rose Tyler isstaying with the girls
at the James Moore home.
Frank Ballou's little girls have
been sick the past few days.
Mrs. John Dawson is slowly recov-
ering from serious sick spell.
Mrs. Maggie Fackler, of Extra, was
canvassing at Hamlin, last Friday.
Jap SINNERS old family horse was
very sick few hours the other dav.
Wills Hopkins baby is slowly re-
covering from a long siege of i'll ness.
Hans Fabricious' body still contin-
ues to be full of all kinds of aches and
pains.
Wib Smith is improving his lots
these days by setting out lot of
fruit trees.
Art Root is working for Clark
Gray, over in Greeley, during the
spring rush.
Henry Young is limping around
with a lame back, caused by a fall
from seeder.
Jacob Topp and wife, out on the
Ridge Road, welcomed little son on
Thursday, April 18th.
Anthony Davis is the owner of a
little spotted colt that he thinks the
prettiest in the country.
Mrs. W. D. Stanley is not enjoying
good health this spring, being con-
fined to her bed the major part of the
time.
Mrs. j. u. Moore writes that she
arrived at her fathers house, in Bur-
lington, Iowa, safely and in good
health.
Mrs. John Cameron came down
from Lincoln township and spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Ballou.
Frank Tyler was hopping around
the other day with an over supply of
toothace and consequently had his
face led up in a rag.
0. P. Tyler was at South Omaha
this week and purchased carload of
cattle which he has turned loose on
his range, south of the Station.
Will, Edward and Ben Graham
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Emery left,
Monday morning, to commence work
on the new railway, at Wall Lake.
George Spencer has promised his
family that the house that has shell.
tered them so long shall come down
this summer, and that a uew one will
rise in its stead.
George McClain and Freeman
Gwin, from down near Extra, stopped
their wild broncho at the Station fo1
few moments, Tuesday morning
while on their way to Audubon.
Harry Percy is going to set out
fine orchard on his farm, south Of thu
Station, having ordered seventy fv,
dollars worth OF trees. We suppos
Harry will be eating apples this fal
out of his orchard.
Albert Pratten and wife entertain
ed about twenty-five young people a
an ice cream party last Thursda,
evening, and fine time is reported
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratten are consideret
capital entertainers.
The Blue Grass Creamery starte
up last week to run every ola
excepting Sunday. They are receiv
ing large amount of milk and Frien
Fred Heileman is making a yer
toothsome article Of butter
w. ID. Stanley went up to Addu
bon, Tuesday, and rodded" Doctc
r. L. Harris house from one end t
t'other with that celebrated Cope
Cable Lightning Rods. No need {
fear where these rods are strung.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Topp mour
the loss of their eight-year-old boy
The little fellow was sick only fe,
days, and died on Thursday, April q
1899. Their many friends sympathiz
with them in their sad bereavement