Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-25
Will and Ed. Graham have both
rented farms, down near Atlantic.

VIII ana Ed. Graham nave bOth
rented farms, down near Atlantic.
George Gerard and his good wife
are both entertaining the la grippe.
Win Mcclure is preparing to put
fence around his lot, just south of
Baker & Shoesmith's store.
Robert Owen and family were the
guests of George Gerard and family,
at the Station, last Sunday.
Charley Wells now resides on the
William Walker farm, down in the
south edge of Highland Grove.
They had the merriest dancing
party Of the season down at Charley
Wells home, last Friday night.
Tom Crees has rented the August
Burr eighty acre farm, east Of the
Station, for the coming season.
Miss Kit Conmardy was up from
Extra and passed Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. George Smith, OH the hill.
James Boyer and wife are up in
Boone county, this week, visiting
with relatives and seeking a location.
Henry Rabe is making arrange
ments to move over and occupy the
the James Boyer place, after the first
Of next March.
George Smith is over in Greeley,
this week, shelling corn for Messrs.
Kindred, Henry and John Tharnish
and John Braun.
vern Coonrod is up at Manning,
this week, passing the time with his
friends, before returning to his home
out at Collridge, Nebraska.
Tom Gill, with little sack strung
around about him, is again abroad in
the land once more, assessing the
people of Hamlin township.
The buttermakers' contest, down
at Extra, in which Mr.. Fred Heile-
man is to take part, will be held on
next Tuesday, January 30th.
On Wednesday, January 3lst, MIR.
Chas. Ahrend, residing in section
three, Greeley township, will have
a sale of stock and implements.
At the creamery meeting, Monday,
the directors of the Blue Grass Cream
cry paid twenty-five cents for butter
fat, for the month OF December.
at the postotfice, in Hamlin Sta
dion, there is letter for Christian
Wolmer, from Council Bluffs, that
pertains to the forthcoming census.
John Crees and his brother, Alex,
have rented farms down near Menlo
and will move, with their families, 10
that country about the first Of March.
Meetings still continue at the Evan
.gelical church, in the Station. There
is manifest influence felt and the
meetings will continue all this week.
Albert and Charles Spencer, who
reside in section six, Hamlin town
ship, will have public sale Of stock
and Implements next Tuesday, Janu.
airy 30tn.
A merry band of young people
gathered at the Calvin Dimick home
south Of the Station, last Friday
night, and whiled away few pleas
ant hours at games and sociability.
The Brushy College literary people
having brushed up their ideas, will
go down and have friendly tilt witt
their brethren of the Oakfield literary
one of these bright moonlight nights
Hi. Wilson and Frank Irving hav
rented the S. j. Burris farm, over i
Greeley, for next season. So Mr.. Viii
son and his estimable family will nc
leave US, and we're all mighty gla
thar this is SO.
Nels Peterson, who resides belo'
the Station in the edge Of Highlan
Grove, is putting in his spare tim
hauling twenty five cords of four-foc
wood to Audubon, which he has di
posed of to Frank Rice, the baker
Charley and Alex Crees were dow
to Extra, last Monday, attending
some business matters, and viii
there Charley found time TO join I'll
journal army that is steadily march
ing Oh 10 tHe INVENT! live Huhuie
mark.
A baby boy was. born to Mr.. al
Mrs. j. G. Snively, last Saturda
but he only opened his eyes i'll tn
world to close hem in the next.
was of such that Christ said: "Sutf
little children to come unto me, an
forbid them not, for of such is Il
kingdom Of heaven"
Lyceum at the Brushy College sti
continues with undated interest, Il
meetings being attended by as mal
people as can comfortably get in
the house This week on Wednesds
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