Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-03-08
Little Rosalie Mcclure has been i'll
the past week, of very severe cold


the past week, of very severe cold.
They had the jolliest kind of dance
at Dick Owens happy home, on last
Friday night.
Uncle Clark Wilson was showing us
very fine bible, at the Station, last
Tuesday, that he has taken the agency
for.
Grandpa Scott, father of Clarence
Scott, below Extra, passed last Sum
day with his relative, George Smith,
at the Station.
Our good friend j. z. Moore has
been kept pretty close indoors dur
ing those stormy times, nursing a
large crop of rheumatics.
Frank Ballou moved the last load
of his goods to the new home, down
on the Edward McAffee farm, near
the Extra depot, last Wednesday.
Richard Baker, father of Mr.. Luke
Baker, of the firm of Baker and Shoe
smith, at the Station and North
Branch, is very i'll, of Bright's dis
ease.
Whistling George Campbell +"
loaded his goods at Audubon, on last
Monday, and shipped them to North
Dakota. The family will follow, this
week.
Mrs. Theo. Emery passed last week
with her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Rarnes,
at the Station and last Sunday re-
turned to her Pottawattamie county
home.
Remember that on next Monday,
at the hour of one o. CLOCK in the after
noon, the electors of Hamlin town.
ship will assemble at Center school
house.
Mrs. Cassie Root will pass the next
week or so at the home of her father,
MIR. Keightley, while Cassie gets
things Strengthened around down at
Menlo.
%. P. Tyler had Veterinary Sur
geon L. j. McClain, of Extra, out at
his place, the past week, attending to
couple cases of lump jaw in his herd
of cattle.
Will Mcguire has already got his
spring stock of bicycles in and has
them on exhibition at the store.
Alex says he thinks that betokens an
early fall.
Will Graham and wife visited with
his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Barnes, the
fore part OF the week and then went
to the new home, on the farm down
near Atlantic.
Oscar Miller and wife are once
more at their Old Hamlin home, after
"a pleasant visit with his father, Mr..
J. o. Miller and family, down at
Fontanelle, Adalr county.
Mart Butterton is highly pleased
with the showing his bossy COWS
made during the past year for, besides
the skim milk and increase, they av-
eraged him $31.96 per head.
Our friend James Boyer has moved
to the house recently vacated BY
Alex Crees, at the Station, and says
he don't know whether to run fol
Mayor, Councilman or Recorder.
Harry Percy rode as far as Exir'
with Alex Crees, Tuesday noon, ant
though Harry was very busy hi
found time to while away few pleas
ant moments at The Journal office.
w. H. Coonrod arrived from hi
Nebraska home, last Monday night
and is passing the time visiting hi
old time friends and caring for hi
father, Grandpa Coonrod, who is still
quite ill.
Harry Percy and wife had the car
of two very sick girls for three or fou
days the past week. We are GLAD t
state, however, that they were niue
better when we were at the Station
Tuesday morning.
A party made up OF Misses Myrtl
and May Pickins and Ed. Hensle
and George Wilson drove down 0
the Troublesome Greek, the othe
night, and attended dance at tn
Charlie Boehme home.
That was typographical error th
Guthrian made the other day, as Mel
chant e. O. Shoesmith tells us tina
O. j. Rathbun wrote him he had sol
five acres of land near Loveland, Cole
RADIO, for 100000 per acre.
Jens Peter Jensen, George Peterso
and score of neighbors from over 0
the west line Of Hamlin TOWNSHIP
were at the Station, Tuesday morning
unloading car of lumber with whic
Mr.. Jensen will construct bar
that is to be thirty four by sixty-fou
feet in size, Oh his fine farm, anon
the bald-headed hills out that way.