Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-30
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week.
Miss Lille Creese was passenger
to Audubon, last Tuesday morning
Mr.. Hi. Wilson is down in Decatur
county, this week, visiting with his
friend, Platt Harris.
Pretty pictures proclaim plainly
Pawnee Bill will be at Audubon on
Thursday, September g.
The Misses Cora and Rosa Tyler
will begin their duties, as teachers
on next Monday morning.
Clyde Crees has gone down to Alta.
LISA, Iowa, to visit with his parents
and friends for a few days.
Clarence DeHart and wife, she that
was Jessie Banning, have gone down
to Wauthena, Kansas, to live.
Eva and Elmer Davis were up to
Audubon, Sunday, visiting with
their Grandma, Mrs. James Davis.
Aaron Bird and wife,. who reside
south os Anita, were at the Station
this week visiting with their mother,
Mrs. Barnes.
Harry Percy, Fred Heileman and
seventeen other persons from about
the Station were down to Atlantic on
circus day"
The Republican caucus for Hamlin
township will be held at the Center
school house, next Monday evening
at eight o'clock.
Grandpa Clark had real bad spell
the other night and his aged wife had
much trouble in rousing friendly aid
to go for the doctor.
George Scott has the foundation
laid for one Of those big red barns and
we expect that one Of these days he'll
have barn raising" too.
Duroc-Jersey pigs of both sex for
sale. Call at my place in Section pa,
Hamlin township, or address me at
Extra, Iowa. T. j, CoGLAN.
Robert Mullenger, Ex-Sheriff Arm
strong and Thad Sizer bought tickets,
the first of the week, and went down
to Des Moines to attend State Fair.
We met 7. H. Turner, Republican
candidate for Clerk, from Cameron
township, at the Station, Tuesday
morning, who was looking for holes
in his political fence.
j. r. Stanley took the noon train,
last Tuesday, for Des Moines where
he went to visit his uncle, A. D.
Struthers, and see the many wonder
fnl sights to be seen down there.
Warren Baker, from the North
Branch country, arrived at the Sta
ton from Chicago, last Wednesday,
bringing with him eighty head Of
feeding steers, which were driven to
his wards al the Branch.
Miss Dove Warner, who has been
at Highland Park College, in Des
-Moines, studying pharmacy arrived
at her Old Hamlin home the other
aay and will teach term of school
ever in the edge of Guthrie county.
Maude Scovel, a sister of the nurse
who was here, will arrive from Des
Moines some day next week to pass
several weeks with Mrs. George Smith
and prepare tempting dishes of food
for that lady while she is mending
her broken health.
a State Fair party, consisting of
Mrs. j. M. Bryan, her son, Lou, and
wife, Ern Bryan and Miss Anna War
ner, Ralph Thomas and wife and Will
Thomas and May Clark left their Old
Hamlin home, the early part OF the
city.
o. P. Ty Ter told us that in compa.
ny with Hamp Jones, Phillip Bickel.
haupt, John Doak and Tom McGov,
ern he would go out to Council
Bluffs, today, to attend the Demo
cratic Congressional Convention
where they all 60 as delegates from
this county.
Date McClain, Of Extra, and Bill
Smith, that jolly dry goods salesman
from Des Moiues, tarried al the Sta
ton, Tuesday morning, and Mr.
Smith was showing Will aud Ale,
Mcclure some cute kodak pictures h
took whileout at Colorado Spring
and Manitou aud in the Garden of tn
Gods.
And they did gather from all direc
lions at the John Dimick home, las
Tuesday morning, and after expecto
rating upon their hands some don
the lifting while Others done tn
grunting and together they raised tn
frame of that big barn Uncle j. }
Dimick and John are building. The
they sat round and told yarns till tn
low setting SUN warned them 'twa
time to slop the pigs and milk tn
cows.