Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-06
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Tom Gill was a business visitor in
last Tuesday afternoon.

Tom Gill was a business visitor in
Atlantic, last Tuesday afternoon.
Jap Skinner was watching bust
ness hum i'll Extra, last Saturday.
Grandpa Coonrod will deal out
fresh fish to his customers, tomorrow.
Mrs. S. u. Moore and her son, Lee,
were both quite i'll the first part of
the week.
Simon Christensen's children, at
the Station, are entertaining the
whooping cough
Will Mcclure was fighting, on last
Tuesday, with the worst cold he ever
had in all his life.
Henry Wells was down to Oaktield,
last Sunday, visiting with his son,
Charley. and family.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong is reported
as being quite i'll at her south Mel
willie township home.
j. P. Wilson marketed all his new
wheat at Extra, this week, except
enough for g bread stuff
Fred Blume, the Audubon attor-
ney, was circulating about the Sta
ton last Tuesday morning.
Tu. Jefferson, who has been visit
ing his old home, in Denmark, since
last spring, is expected home soon.
When we were at the Station, last
Tuesday, Mrs. w. d. Stanley's condi-
ton was not so favorable as it had
been.
James Hunt will have public sale
at his home, in section .twenty-two,
Melville township, on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 18th
There will be another meeting of
the Hamlin township school board,
down at the Center school house, to.
morrow evening.
Mrs. Ralph Thomas is enjoying a
visit from her mother and sister, who
arrived from Mahaska county, Iowa,
on last Monday.
Miss Lille Spencer is suffering of
quite an acute attack of quinsy, at
the home of her parents George R..
Spencer and wife.
Harm Rice is building a substan-
tial forty-toot cattle shed clear round
his big barn to.shelter his stock when
the cold winds do blow.
Rev. Wirth started overland, last
Tuesday morning, for Lorimor, down
in Union county, to attend meet
ing OF Evangelical ministers.
Norris Brown, of Wiota, has been
working the past few days for Calvin
Dimick while he superintendent the
working Of roads, down in No. 3.
Harm Rice came over to the Station
ION last Tuesday morning, and took
home one of George CLIPS best
Poland China pigs home with him.
Duroc-Jersey pigs of both sex for
sale! Call at my place in Section "a
Hamlin township, or address me al
Extra, Iowa. T. j, CoGLAN.
Road Master Vint Rose and his
merry band OF followers were at the
Station, Tuesday, skimming weeds
and making the road bed look nice
William Rucker was at the Station,
Tuesday morning, for four-horse
load of coal to be used at school house
No /, Greeley, where Emma Fenton
teaches.
Mrs. Barngrover, the Grandmother
of Mrs. Harm Rice, arrived, Monday
from Low Moor, Clinton county
Iowa, to pass two or three weeks
with them.
George Struthers moved the hail
all off his face and when he wen,
home his children ran from him cry
ing: Ma, ma! come quick, here's
strange man coming!''
Mrs. Jeesie &. Parks, of Chicago
a niece of S. A. Heath, over in Gree
ley, was visiting with her relative
at the George Gerard home, in tn
Station, on last Tuesday.
Uncle Clark Wilson, his son, Cory
Len Ward and Mrs. E. j. Fentou, al
of Old Hamlin, were at Extra, las
Saturday attending the Methodist
conference, in the afternoon.
Hamp Jones went down to De
Moines, Monday evening, to plac
himself in the tender mercies of tn
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, who Gu
up Jack, SO to speak, on Tuesday.
Ralph Stanley reused the Who'll
household, last week on Thursda
night, by shouting at the top Of hi
voice that there was man in tn
house, and when his father got u
and looked at the almanac sur
enough, Ralph was twenty year
old that very minute