Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-13
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Little Miss Hazel Percy was quite
i'll part of the past week.

Little Miss Hazel Percy was quit
Ill part of the past week.
John Crees went down to his Men
10 home Oh last Tuesday afternoon.
Alex Mcclure and Harm Rice trad
ed horses the other day and now Alley
says he is all ready.
Lille Crees began teaching il
school district number four, Hamlil
township, last Monday.
Ella Farquhar began teaching the
fall term of school, at Old Hamlin,
on last Monday morning.
Jake Warner has been very lame
man the past few days, caused by
erysipelas on one of his feet
Billie Fry and his crew are busy
this week Smelling out the cribs OF
corn that Mrs. Stuart has stored at the
Station.
Miss Sarah johnson, of Extra, is
home from her Chicago visit and be-
gan teaching Gown at Brushy College
on last Monday.
at the school meeting, down at the
Center, next Monday night, new
Secretary and Treasurer of the Board
are to be elected.
j. j. Dimick, who lives south of
the Station, is having the roof of his
farm house all covered DER with
coat of new shingles.
Tuesday, whileit was raining, Vint
Rose and his men turned in and gave
the stovepipe, at the depot, regular
old fashioned cleaning.
Grandpa Coonrod was exhibiting
some very fine specimens of Minor
plums that grew in his garden, at the
Station, last Tuesday morning.
Duroc- Jersey pigs of both sex for
sale! Call at my place in Section "a,
Hamlin township, or address me at
Extra, Iowa. Z. j, CoGLAN.
Those who went up to the Pawnee
Bill Wild West Show, at Audubon,
last Thursday, came home singing
"Just blame yourself if your soldv'
Mrs. Heileman and daughter, who
had been visiting their relatives at
the Rev. j. Writ home, in the Station,
returned to their Des Moines home
on last Tuesday.
Hi. Wilson is home from his visit
with Platt Harris, down in Decatur
county. He says they have moved
into their new house and seem con-
tented and happy.
Thomas Murphy was down from
Audubon, over Monday night, visit
ing with his daughter, Mrs. Will
Mcclure, and getting better acquaint-
led with his new grandson.
Mrs. David Beers, from Oakfield,
came up one day last week to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Calvin Dim
lick, was taken i'll and for a few days
was unable to return home.
Rev. Chambers is at Boone this
week attending the Methodist Confer
vence, therefore there will be no
preaching in the Methodist church,
at Old HamliD, on next Sunday.
Fred Heileman was SO i'll the first
OF the week that he could hardly
hold his head up, and on Tuesday
Alex Mcclure was over helping to
weigh those heavy cans of milk.
Walk Crees started, Wednesday,
for Atalissa, Iowa, to visit among his
fathers people. His family will fol-
low in a day or two and they viii
pass three weeks in that part OF the
State.
We heard that Roscoe Conhln,
who was here and worked for George
Gerard spell, was married, over in
Pottawattamie county, one day last
week to the sweetest girl in the whole
wide world.
Jens Anderson has rented the Spen-
Ger land, little way west of the Sta
ton, and will take posses sion of the
same as soon as he can dig ell and
erect a wind mill, lay piping and
make other necessary repairs.
Mr. Croal, who owns tile Hutton
two hundred acre farm, adjacent to
the Station, was out from lis Penn.
sylvania home part of last week and
whole here again rented the land to
George Gerard for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Bradley were at
Audubon, on last Tuesday morning,
where they went to meet Mrs. Brad
ley's adopted sister who came from
New York State to make them good
visit, at their Old Hamlin home.
| have eighty acres of land to sell,
at $4,000 per acre, hat is situated in
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.
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