Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-01
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SOW OuC ud} luls IdSt WIEN.
Will Mcclure has added sewing
machines to his lines of trade.
j. Nal Bryan was with his many
Audubon friends, last Monday.
Simon Christensen is building a
good sized barn OH his lots in the
Station.
Will Young will remain on the
Theo. Morrow farm, at the Station,
for another year.
Andrew Wells purchased several
head of young cattle of George Smith,
last Saturday afternoon.
Theo. Morrow was down from Au-
dubon, on last Saturday afternoon,
looking over his landed estate.
Mrs. Mahlon Boyd has gone down
to Altoona, Iowa, 10 have good Wis
it with her relatives at that place.
FOR SALE.-My home farm of 200
acres, also two full blooded Shropshire
rams. HENRY YOUNG.
Mr.. Watson, from Des Moines, was
at the Station, last Tuesday, deliver
ing nursery stock to our Inhabitants.
George Gerard had his small grain
threshed out, this week, and the yield
was satisfactory aud the quality was
extra good.
Julius Gruelke has sold his farm,
down in Highland Grove, 10 the
Hunters and will go to Oklahoma in
the spring time.
There will be no preaching at the
Evangelical church, in the Station,
on next Sunday, on accountN of the
Quarterly Meeting.
John Flynn, out among those west
err hills of Hamlin township, is
building one of those great big red
barns, on his farm.
Walk Crees aud family are at home
after good visit with their relatives
at Atalissa and different points in the
eastern part of the State.
Mrs. Elite Spangler was here from
Omaha, over the Sab bath, visiting
with her brothers, Henry and Will
Young and their families.
The inhabitants of Old Hamlin
raised high flag pole, last Saturday,
and from its very pinnacle Old Glory
proudly floats upon the breeze.
The Stuarts, at Audubon, finished
Smelling out their cribs of corn at the
Station, last Saturday, and Will Frye
has moved his shelter to other scenes
Mrs. Maude Scovel was in the
hands of Dentist Bert Nc
Laren, up at Audubon, last Wednes-
day, where she had some of her teeth
extracted.
Nels Petersen lent his presence, up
at the court house, in Audubon, last
Monday morning, long enough to
assist one of his countrymen to become
!. a citizen of the United States.
John Flynn, who lives over west.
will go out to York, Nebraska, next
week and on the 18th of November he
will Journey down and view the Okla
homa country for a few days.
Luther McNutt left for the Black
Hills country, last Monday morning,
where he goes to resume the position
in store that he resigned when he
went to the late Spanish war.
Mayor Will Mcclure vows and de-
clares that he is going to have the
corn cribs on main street, at the Sta
lion, removed SO that he can see his
new cottage home more plainly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hines and their
two children are up from Griswold,
this week, having a good visit with
his sister, Mrs. joel Crees and then
other relatives about the Station.
The Evangelical Quarterly Meeting
will be held at the Station and over
at Champion Hill, this week, Friday
evening Presiding Elder Yerger will
preach in the church at the Station.
Last Monday Messrs. CLARK Wills n
James McNutt, George LaFoy and
James White went down to Extra TO
attend Methodist Quarterly Meeting
as delegates from the Old IIanlin
church.
Harry Percy was at Extra on last
Tuesday afternoon visiting with his
numerous friends, aud let the light of
his countenance shine in upon the
toilers at The Journal Office for few
moments.
AS soon as Fred Heilenan car
secure the services OF butter maker
himself aud wife will go TO Elwell
in the eastern part Of the STATE, where
they will pass few days with theil
relatives and friends.
John McNutt ard Thomas Coglar
were drawn on on the Petit Jury al
this term of court, from Hamlil
township. Mr.. Coglan got excused
but Mr.. McNutt had to- serve unit
the final adjournment.
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