Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-02
Mrs. Mace Gill is taking care Of a

Mrs. Mace Gill is taking care of a
case of rheumatism.
Assessor Tom Gill is fast complet-
ing his duties in Hamlin
A. w. Davis young people are toll
Grating the miseries of vaccination.
The Hamlin young folks attended
church at Fairview, on last Friday
night.
Mrs. L. II. Gill's father, Mr.. Har-
wood, will return to his Kansas home
the last Of the week.
Miss Bonnie Gill goes to Kansas
this week to reside with an aunt for
pn indefinite period.
We are glad TO state that Mrs. Will
Young is recovering, nicely. from her
recent attack of illness.
Mrs. Wib Smith still continues in
verv poor health, being confined to
her bed most of the time.
Mrs. Fred Heileman has Joined the
many and is busying herself this week
entertaining a large amount of the la
grippe.
Thomas Milford, from up in the
vicinity of Gray, has taken possession
Of a farm. one mile west Of the Center
school house.
Frank Lutz left for his home, at
Lone Tree, Iowa, Thursday evening,
after visit with his old time friends
and neighbors.
News comes from Lissie, Texas,
that the mercury is three degrees be-
low zero and that the cattle are dying
by the hundreds.
School at Hamlin Center will close
next Friday. Miss Vina Tyler, the
teacher, has given the best of satisfac-
ton and the children all hate to see
her 60.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Story left, last
Sunday, over the North-W estern
Railway, for the old home in Wiscon
sin to attend the funeral of Mrs Sto-
rvs aged mother
Harry Percy was with his friends
at Audubon, Tuesday morning. Soon
now Harry will have his land broken
out and will then set out q thrifty
young orchard on his new possession
Miss Bertha Farguson, of Audubon,
closed very successful term Of school
at the j. u. Moore school house. last
Friday. Miss Farguson is one OF
Oh =
the patrons fully appreciate her.
Sam Crane, Jr., was at the Station
Tuesday, loading car with farming
utensils. household goods and grair
which he will ship to the |. P. Hal.
lock farm, near Lorah, Cass county,
which he has rented for the coming
year.
Rev. o. T. Nichols was released
from quarantine, last Monday, an6
will resume the meetings, at tn
Methodist church, in Old Hamlin. OIL
Thursday night of this week. Ther,
will be no preaching on Saturda,
night.
AS soon as the quarantine is raised
and Jake Banning can complete az
rangemcnts. himself and family will
move to Stuart TO reside. Then eithe
Wilson Fosnaugh or Alex Crees will
move TO the farm that Mr.. Banning
vacates, a short distance below In
Station.
Merchant II. O. Shoesmilh went I
Chicago, Monday evening, with
carload OF cattle that was prepared a
their yards. in North Branch, an,
were an even nice bunch Of cattle
While gone MI. Shoesmith will bu
carload or two of feeding cattle
he can find just the kind that Ii
wants.
Remember that next Monday is tn
dav 10 elect sub-direclors in ever
school district in llamlin township
That the following Monday the cleo
tors meet for the transaction of mis-
ceaneous business. Then the thil
Monday will occur tie meeting q
township board of directors ut til
Center school house.
Mr.. Clark Wilson the village BLACK
SIIll III. allow c(l llc llIt III MS IDISc l
die out, Monday afternoon, while i
went down to Extra and had pleas
ant chat with his pastor, Rev. O.
Nichols Uncle Clark saws he W;
he first one to visit Mr.. Nichols All
family, in their home, since The
were guaranteed, and tina, they wei
right glad to see him.
During the month OF Februar
there were fourteen clear days, an
fourteen cloudy days; seventeen ia,
of north wind, and eight days of sout
wind: the coolest day was the III
thirty-two degrees below in II
morning, and twenty degrees Al Il
warmest part OF the day: the Warme
day was the 18th. thirty -four degre
above in the IA orning, and foriys
in the evening; two and neh;
inches of snow tell
S. d. COoNEED.
Weather Observer at Uami