Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-01
..R|ZwS OF a'4EyllgIl.
Arthur McNutt will labor for Mr..
James Bell, the coming season.

Arthur McNutt will labor for Mr..
James Bell, the coming season.
Cassie Root was down near Menlo,
Iowa, looking for farm to rent,
this week.
Mas. John Ault went to Atlantic
last Tuesday to visit her daughter
who is employed in that city.
Presiding Elder Merger will hold
meetings, at the Station, beginning
this evening and continuing over the
Sabbath.
Charley Ferguson was busy, the
first part of the week Smelling corn
and delivering it to Harry Percy, at
the Station.
Dave Warner has gone down to Des
Moines where he will pass the next
few months attending the Highland
Park College.
Mr.. Dan Thomas and Mr.. Samuel
Miller have decided to leave the old
farm and will take up their abode at
the county capital.
Grandpa Coonrod said twas four
teen degrees below zero on last Tues
day morning and sixteen degrees on
last Sunday morning.
Walk Crees has rented the John
Cameron land, south of the Station,
now occupied by Frank Ballou, and
will till it the coming season.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Raglan,
pastor of the Presby church, at
Old Hamlin, will begin series of
revival meetings, at his church.
George Gerard and wife were down
to the bedside of Mrs. Ed. McAtfee,
near Extra, last ThurdaY, who still
continues to be a very sick lady,
Buttermaker Fred Heileman was at
Extra, Tuesday afternoon, attending
the creamery meeting, as a represen-
tative of the Blue Grass Creamery.
George Gill is preparing to royalty
entertain his young friends at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mace Gill, next Saturday evening.
George Scott purchased car load
of lumber that was in the Omaha
Exposition buildings and will use it
to build barn and repair his house.
James East and George Morey were
Smelling out large cribs OF corn, first
of the week, which they hauled to
Harry Percy Counselman, at the
Station.
Grandma Phipps went down to
Extra on the noon train, Tuesday,
where she passed few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Marshall Smith, at
West Town.
Marsh McNutt will till the soil on
the f. A. White farm, he having
rented that place for the coming
season, the land that lieth over against
Old Hamlin.
Mrs. Preston, sister of Mrs. j. z.
Moore, finished her visit here last
Monday and departed for Burlington,
Iowa, where she will pass few days
with relatives anis friends.
We understand that Uncle G. w
Clark has about decided 10 sell his
property down at Extra, move up tc
the Station and build himself and
wife a comfortable cottage home.
Will Clark, who worked for Mr.
James Bell last summer, has purchas
ed eighty acres Of the Du Bots land
and is building cottage on the same
which he will occupy, this spring.
Mrs. Aft Bartlett and Mrs. George
Smith passed last Tuesday night a
the. John B. Connrardy home, dowl
at Extra. Wednesday Mrs. Bartlett
started on the return trip toher hom'
at Big Timber, Montana.
George Hoover, Of Audubon, ha
sold the farm that is now occupied
BY Cassie Root, receiving fhirty-fiv
dollars per acre for the same. W.
did not learn the name of the part.
who purchased the land.
20. z. Tyler, that feeder of man.
cattle and swine, and who goes dow
\ to Atlantic to attend a meeting of tn
Elks' Lodge occasionally, went dow
to Extra on he Tuesday noon trail
to visit with his friends for Il few
hours.
Last week John Nash sold his farm
that lays just west of the Station t
Hans Rattenborg, who will 500
move to his new possessions. w
understand that Will Kopeska will
still continue in the employ of MI
John Nash.
Harm Rice gave his young friend
party, last Friday night, and the
bis good wife prepared a feast 70
I the merry makers, and all you VIII
have tasted Ter cooking and enjoye
the hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ric
know that these good people are CAPT
tai entertainers.
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