Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
..R'Evv} OF R'4HlL1Tl.
Grandpa Coonrod's health has been
quite poor the past few days.

Grandpa Coonrod's health has been
quite poor the past few days.
Remember Blue Grass Creamery
Meeting on Monday, January s!
William Mcclure has been suffer-
ing of bad cold the whole week.
Ira johnson was up from Extra, on
last Sunday, calling on his friends.
Thos. Lohner, from Extra, was in
town between trains, on New Years.
Hamp Jones and Frank Irving had
the care of a very sick horse, one day
this week.
George Smith was with his Audi
bon friends for few hours, on last
Tuesday.
Cal Graham has gone to Atlantic to
pass few weeks with his sister, Mrs
Theo Emery.
Wills Hopkins and family came
home from their Boone, Iowa, visit
the first part Of the week.
Grandpa Coonrod caught another
Mr.. +" Whew, smell um bref' - in a
steel trap, the other night.
Ralph Ballou went to Omaha, last
Monday, and will take trip down to
Oklahoma before he returns.
Mrs. Will Mcclure passed New
Years day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Murphey, at Audubon.
Mrs. Thomas Gill is being visited
this week by sister whose home is
down at Valley Junction, near Des
Moines.
Platt Harris has purchased farm
way down in Decatur county, Iowa,
and will shortly move his family to
that country.
Charley Ferguson, James Boyer and
Hi Wilson went down through Adair
and into Madison county, first Of The
week, seeking a new location.
Jap Skinner made pilgrimage out
to Council Bluffs, this week, and
when he returned brought an orphan
boy home with him that he has taken
to raise.
George Smith finished Smelling out
eight thousand bushels of corn for
Counselman e. Company, last Mon
day, and then moved over to she'll for
Joe Roth.
Mrs. Amelia Bartlett arrived at the
Station, last Tuesday morning, direct
from Montana and will pass several
weeks visiting with her friend, Mrs.
George Smith.
Mr.. F. c. Stoner and wife, whose
homes are in the far west, were over
in Greeley township, last Sunday,
calling upon their brother, Arthur
Stoner, and wife,
John Clifford and daughter, from
Belden, Nebraska, were visiting at
Henry Young home, tirst part Of the
week and are still here calling upon
their many friends.
Rev. Nj. j. Conner will begin a
series ofRevival Meetings, at Hamlin
Station, on next Sunday evening. He
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7Buttman, of Oakland, Iowa.
Charley and Lizzie Spencer, have
gone up to Jewell junction, Iowa, to
pass few days with the family of
their uncle, Mr. Fred Spencer, who is
Road Master on the North Western
Railway.
A social dance was given at the Nj
NJ Mcclure home, last Thursday
returned to. her home, at Nicola, Sat
urday, accompanied by Miss Ros,
Mcclure.
The Blue Grass Creamery shipped
thirteen tubs of butter out on tn
Tuesday train. We will Just remarl
that that butter sold in New Yorl
City for twenty eight and quartz
centsper pound.
Harm Rice, that jovial and prosper
Gus farmer, who resides east of tn
Station, was at Extra, on Saturday
calling on his many friends and Will
there found time to call at The Joul
nal office and pass Il few moment
with us poor mOrtaiS.
The annual meeting OF the Blu
Grass Creamery Company will h
held at Hamlin Station on Monday
January S, 1900, at one o'clock p. n
for the election Of officers, and sue
Z othsr business AS may properly CON
before the meeting
w. d. STANLEY, President.
Monday night Rev. Corners cor
gregation walked in on himself an
family and each one brought mic
useful or ornamental gift with then
When Mr.. Conner aud his good wi
had recovered from their surpris
they done their best 10 entertain I'll