Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-07-05
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Simon Christensen now. has fresh
fish at the Station, every Thursday.
Fida Marks was busy one day this
week marketing hay, up at Audubon.
o. P. Tyler was an out going pass
enger,s bound for Atlantic, last Tues
day noon. ''' "t 1''li@ -
Miss Norah McDaniels has gone up
to Audubon where she will pass the
summer months with Mrs. Charles
Huntsberger.siU sv la4 yaa 1a84a -
Miss Tilda Christensen, who is
stopping at Audubon, came down
and passed the Fourth with her par
ents, at the Station |iaat'9tSl i'6
Mrs. Cecilia Connrardy, who was
visiting her relatives at the Station,
returned to her home, in Audubon.
last Sunday evening. 5ea t,r.f yy..
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Buckheart
are now making their home with the
lady's mother, Mrs. Banning. who
resides at the Station 1 3z
Will Mcclure received a .magnifi-.
cent range stove, Tuesday morning.
Now when you want a stove, of any
kind just go see Will. td8 tea4
Henry Young and Anthony Davis
have each lost hog or two, the past
week, from their herds by1that dread :
ed disease hog cholera. 'ji5 h.as
Chris Christofferson received one
Of those handy self-feeders for his
threshing machine, at the Station,
the latter part of last week. IL afeq E
Mesdames George Gerard and
George Smith drove up to Audubon,
Tuesday morning and visited for a
few hours with their friends. 81 ah1
Tom Crees drove. across to Menlo,
last Sunday, to pass a few days with
his brothers and the Cassie Root FAM
lily, who reside near that city. 9ig. 8
Miss Lille Crees came home on last
Monday from d pleasant visit with
her sister, Mrs. Theo. Gearheart, out
at Nicola, near Council Bluffs. ai6 s@
There was jolly crowd Of visitors
assembled at the. Simon Christensen
home, in the Station, last Sunday and
a very ssociable day was, passed. lIeg.
One day last week while Mrs.
Barnes was cooking dinner'sh accl-
dentany'tipped a kettle full Of boil-
ing potatoes over onto hefrig ht foot,
scalding that member quite severely.
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Harry Percy was down to Extra on
last Saturday visiting with hls many
friends and while down there, bargain
ed for one. lof those easy riding road
carts the dealers down there have to
sell. .19ods 3i14aala aqay4s
Miss Cassie M Cabe, who is visiting
at the Uncle Joel Crees home, went
up into Lincoln township, last week,
and passed a, few days with her friend
and former neighbor, Mrs John Cam
eron.4 .. 5g....
Aabrother ofiBillie Price, who died
over,in Greeley township some time
ago, and his daughter, from northern
Wisconsin,, arrived at the Station on
last Monday morning to look after
the affairs of his brother M 3
Tom rLohner was over from Poplar,
Tuesday morning, visiting, with his
friends at the Station and supplying
them with fine string of fresh fish
lie reports everybody well, and his
part of the country on the boom. 5et
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNutt, Of Old
Hamlin, were down to Glenwood, one
day this week, to see their son who
is staying in that city. They report
him as having good home, seems tc
be contented and is as comfortably
situated as. he possibly could be. T
Merchant III. O. Shoesmith, who
was. overcome by the heat, at the Sta
ton, last week, was over from NORTH
Branch last Saturday and said that Sc
long as he stayed in the house he fell
pretty good, but the minute he went
in the sun he begin to get top heavy
Never have we seen brighter pros
peers for crops of all kinds, about tn,
Station, than the landscape present.
today. On every hand large fields O
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