Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04
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r.. b. Holmes, east of the Station
is reported as being very sick man
Mrs, George Gerard was under the
care of doctor for few DAYS the
past week.
j. w. Phipps and his little son
drove up to Audubon, Tuesday fore
noon, on business trip.
James McNutt has sold his farm,
over by Old Hamlin, but we did not
learn what the consideration was.
Elmer Davis, just to be in style,
has a number OF boils to attract his
attention from the busy cares of life.
Anthony Davis threshed out those
large stacks of grain, on his farm, last
Wednesday, and the yield was very
satisfactory to Anthony.
Harry Percy and family drove over
to Anita, last Saturday, and passed
Sunday with their relatives, the J. D..
Young family, in that city.
Elmer Davis has new buggy and
as soon as the weather gets fine and
the roads get good Re says he will 90
out and see how softly it rides.
Duroc-Jersey pigs of both sex for
sale Call at my place in Section "a,
Hamin township, or address me at
Extra, Iowa. T. j, CoGLAN.
Ed. Winchell and Sam Hicks, from
Extra, are busying themselves these
days breaking colts to the harness and
then teaching them to draw a wagon.
Mr.. Bird, brother of Mrs. M. Gill,
who h8s been here on visit to that
lady for few days past, returned to
his home at Atlantic, on last Monday
noon.
Joe Conrad was over to the j. W.
Mcclure farm, in Melville township,
last Tuesday, and returned with a
very fine porker that he purchased
while there.
Miss Lucille Connrardy, while on
her way to Extra, last Sunday, tarried
for short time at the Station and
visited with her relatives at the
George Smith home.
Last Tuesday was pay day at the
Blue Grass Creamery and Buttermak-
er Fred Heileman was busy doing
out checks to the smiling milk haul
ers on the different routs.
j. r. Lewis, who resides on the
Robert Campbell farm, over east of
the Station, went to Oklahoma, last
Tuesday, with the Neff party on a
lhome-seeking expedition.
Roscoe Conklin and his bonny new
Ebride were up from th cir Pottawatta-
pmle county home, few days the past
week, visiting with his grandmother,
Mrs. Barnes, at the Station.
Mrs. Charley Hensley arrived from
Ewing, Nebraska, last Saturday and
is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mace Gill, and other relatives
and friends about the Station.
Mrs. George Smith went down to
Extra on the noon train, last Tuesday,
to pass few hours with her mother,
Mrs. John B. Connrardy, of that city,
who has been quite i'll Of late.
A special crew of men were at the
Station, Tuesday, removing those big
tile that lay near Will McGuire's set
OF scales, and putting them in the
culvert, just south Of the depot.
Miss Annie Hennessey and sister,
Minnie, who have been visiting with
their relatives and friends about the
Station, returned to their home at
Underwood, Iowa, last Monday.
During the continued rainy wealth.
er, the past few days, Miss Nellie
Wicker, who teaches at number two
in this township. abandoned her trips
to Audubon and remained with Mrs.
George Gerard
Alex Mcclure was down to e xira,
last Sunday evening, and witnessed
the Passion Play, at the Catholic
church, in that city, and says that
the pictures were beautiful and an
awe-inspiring sight.
l have eighty acres Of land to sell,
at S35 90 per acre, that is situated in
the West Half OF South E Isl Quar-
ter OF Section Thirteen, Hamlu Town
ship. Call Oh or address me a, Ham
lin Station. O. p. TYLER.
James Eagan and Henry McElroy.
of far eastern Greeley township, pur-
chased car load of shoats from the
drouth stricken district, in south
western Kansas, and this week they
unloaded them at the Station and |
drove them to their homes.
Chester Genung, Of the vicinity of
Old Hamlin, has rented the old Hollis
ter place, up in Melville township,
and on Wednesday he moved up there
to do some fall blowing and make
some other necessary improvements
before the cold chilling winds Of
December come
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