Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-08
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Mrs. Lon Bradley, over at Old
Hamlin, is reported among the sick
people, this week.
Mrs. Nj MCGUIRE, the mother of
Mayor Will Mcclure, has been quite
ill for the past few days.
Mrs. G. w. Clark was at Audubon,
last Monday forenoon, on shopping
tour and visiting friends.
Misses Ora Poage and Bird Conn
rardy, from Extra, passed Sunday
with their relatives, in the Station.
FOR SALE.-My home farm of 200
acres, also two full blooded Shropshire
rams. HENRY YOUNG.
They had jolly dancing party
down BRACE Sornson's happy home.
in the south part of the township, On
last Saturday night.
A Halloween party got loose, over
at Old Hamlin, and played all kinds
of astonishing tricks, and had the
merriest kind of time.
We found Grandpa Coonrod at his
home, in the Station, last Monday,
industriously working at the cave,
one section of which had fallen in.
George Smith had threshers at his
house, last Monday, which caused
Mrs. Smith to make trip to Audu-
bon, that morning, before sunrise.
Mrs. E. j. Fenton and Mrs. Flora
Warner Boyer, from Old Hamlin,
were in Extra, last Friday, visiting
with friends and doing some shop
ping.
Fred Heileman has a gentleman
from Linn Grove, Iowa, assisting him
at the Blue Grass Creamery, he hav-
ing arrived at the Station the first
part of the week.
Presiding Elder Yerger, who has
been ,tOthe Station conducting quar-
terly meeting, in the Evangelical
church. was All outward bound pas.
senger on the noon train, Monday.
S. A. Heath was at the Station, on
Monday, and informed us that the
Union Baptist church building, over
in Greeley township, was being BEAU
titled by the addition of a fresh coat
of paint.
Mr.. j. j. Esbeck, who is a resi-
dent Of Anduboa at present, has been
at the Station for a day or two the
past week looking over the field with
a view to opening a general store, in
MamliD.
II is announced that Rev. A. Dove,
of North Branch, will occupy the
Methodist pulpit, at Old Hamlin, on
next Sunday afternoon. It is hoped
that there will be a good attendance
,on this occasion.
We are told that Ned Wood, who
is at present employed in clothing
store, at Audubon, has been employed
to teach the winter term of school at
Greeley Center, which is over south
east Of the Station.
Mrs. Cecilia Soar. Connrardy was
down from Audubon, last Friday, TO
pay farewell visit to relatives be-
fore her journey down into Kansas,
next Thursday, where she goes to
pass the winter with relatives.
S. w. Reynolds, whose home is
over in Greelev township, was at the
Station, Monday. receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends over the
arrival of an eight pound girl. baby
that arrived al his home, last Friday.
Fred Heileman, buttermaker al the
Blue Grass Creamery, was at Extra
last Thursday, attending meeting OF
the 'Botna Valley Association, and
while there passed few moments at
The journal office visiting with his
friends.
Miss Belle Mcclure, went up into
Lincoln township, Sunday, to com
mence her winter school Her sister,
Rose. will commence the winter tern,
OF school, III the Root district, Ham,
lin township, one week from next
Monday.
Theo. f. Morrow was down from
Audubon, last Monday, seeing AFT er
the shell1ng OF the rent corn on hlt
farm occupied by Will Young. He
was accompanied by George Ellis,
who was Interested in seeing the col
pile grow.
We are told that James McNutt,
of Old Hamlin, has decided to move
down to Oklahoma 10 live, that hi
will have a public sale i'll the neal
future and that heexpects TO start fol
his southern home about the first o
next January.
Mrs. Andrew Freierickson, from
Marine, Cass county, was at the Sta
ton this week visiting with hel
friend, Mrs. George Smith, and othel
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