Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-23
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Mrs. Lon Bradley, at Old Hamlin
has been quite i'll the last few days
Mrs. Tom Gin has been Just trifle
under the weather for the past few
days
Edward Wilson, who lives in the
southwest part of the township, has
a new bicycle.
w. D. Stanley was at Extra, last
Saturday, calling on his many friends
and attending to business.
We are sorry to say that Uncle G.
w. Clark's condition has not been SO
favorable for the past few days.
George Smith was so i'll the first of
the week that he could do nothing
but lay in bed and fan himself.
Mrs Cal Dimick was down at Oak
field, last Sunday, visiting with her
relatives at the David Beers home.
Mrs. Robert Parnham will 60 down
TO Corydon, this next week, to see
her relatives and attend the state fair.
Robert Garnett has raised the root
of his farm house, east of the Station,
and otherwise improved the premises
about his dwelling.
Miss May Gill, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Tom Gill, is at home after a
pleasant visit with her relatives out
in Nebraska and Kansas.
Mrs. Wilson Fosnough's mother
and sister, who have been visiting her
for few days, returned to their
homes, at Stuart, last Monday.
Duroc-Jersey pigs of both sex for
sale! Call at my place in Section "a,
Hamlin township, or address me at
Extra, Iowa. T. j. CoGLAN.
M. D. Thomas and his steam thresh-
ing outfit and crew were at the Blue
Grass Creamery, Tuesday forenoon,
threshing wheat for the Gill families.
Ross Wallace, who was mp from At
lantic last Monday with party OF
land seekers, passed few hours with
his relatives, the Gill families, about
the Station.
Hi. Wilson and Milt Harris are
planning to go down into Decatur
county, next week, where Plat Har-
ris lives, to take look at the coun-
try, and maybe they'll buy place.
Clyde Miller, who has been VISIT
ing with his young friends at the
Uncle Clark Wilson home, in Old
Hamlin, returned to his home down
at Moravia. Appanoose county, last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jap Skinner were
down to Extra, last Monday, making
some calls upon their friends and tax.
ing advantage of some of the many
rare bargains offered by the merchants
of that city.
During the storm, one day last
week, lightning struck so close to
Mr.. Henry Wells house that Mrs.
Wells was quite severely shocked and
her arm continued to Jingle for many
hours afterwards.
The young people gathered at the
George Spencer new house, just over
Creamery Hill, last Saturday night,
and INDUCED in the gayest party OF
the season, which was prolonged until
a very late hour in the night.
Mrs. j.. B. Connrardy and Mis-:
Marie Scovel drove up from Extra OIL
last Sunday and remained until Tues.
day morning when they returned te
that city, the latter lady returning tc
her Des Moines home that evening.
Frank White, son of the late Col
onel White, and resided near Old Ham
lin, was on down train, Tuesday noon
with the William Neff excursion par
ty, bound for Oklahoma City to lool
at the country.
| have eighty acres of land to sell
at $50. 90 per acre, that is situated il
the West Half of South East Quar-
ter of Section Thirteen, Hamlin Town
ship. Call on or address me at Ham
lin Station. O. P. TYLER.
For some time Mrs. George Spen
Ger has been in misery caused by
gathering in the roof of her mouth
While Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer were a
Audubon, last Sunday. the gatherin!
in the lady's mouth broke and tina
night she slept soundly for the frs
time in many days.
The other day ex-Sherif' William
Armstrong got tankled up with som'
poison Ivy and got some of the ijuic,
upon his flesh which, together witt
the extreme hot weather of the latte
part of last week, laid our good frient
upon the shelf for few days, and W
did not see his pleasant countenanc
at the Blue Grass Creamery.
The Republicans of Hamlin town
ship will meet at the Center schoo
house, on Monday evening, Septem
Der Sd, at eight O'Clock, for the pur