Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-22
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Fida Marks, who has been so i'll, is
reported much better.
George Morey was a mighty sick
man most of the past week.
E. j. Fenton has 80 acres of land to
rent, at Two Dollars per acre.
Mrs. Feorge Giles is home and re-
ports Little Beulah McAtfee better.
John Butterton is so much better
that he is able to be up and about the
house.
Mrs. William Berry, from Marine,
is visiting with her friends at the Joel
Crees home.
Mrs. A. e. Bartlett was at Extra
last part of the week, returning on
Tuesday evening,
At the Clarence Scott sale, below
Exi.r, lsat week, George Smith pur-
chased sweet toned organ.
Next week Frank Ballou will
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down near the Extra depot.
W. 81. Coonrod is here ministering
to the wants of his father, Grandpa
COonrod, who still continues ill.
There was big dance down at the
Charley Wells home, last Friday
night and a grand good time had.
Rumors Of weddings from the Dane
Land. west of the Station, comes
floating over this way, thick and fast
George Gill sent his sister. Mrs. c.
f. Hensley, at Ewing, Nebraska, a
very fine turkey, the firsi of the week.
Worth Hartzell, from over in Gree
ley, shipped a carload of baled hay
from the Station to Saint Louis the
middle part of the week.
Nora McDaniels was down from
Audubon and passed Sunday at the
Will Young home, returning to her
duties, at the county seat, Monday.
Will Mcclure and wife and Miss
Rosalee and Alex Mcclure are taking
turns attending the Catholic Fair, up
at Audubon, this week.
George Dimick was at the James
McNutt home, in Old Hamlin, on last
Tuesday, with his buzz saw, cutting
up Jim's summer supply of wood.
Alex and John Crees and Cassie
Root will move down near Menlo,
next week, onto Mrs. A. q. Guern-
SEES farms that she recently purchased.
Mr.. E. H. Miller, the Counselman
and Company's Auditor, was at the
Station, Tuesday, pouring over the
grain books with Grainbuyer Harry
Percy.
Mrs. G.. w. Clark, of Extra, was at
the Station, Tuesday, trying to buy
residence. II she does not succeed
they will buy lot and build cot
tage in town.
Jens Anderson's brother and wife
have moved to the William Spencer
farm and Jens fays he's going to bach
it this summer Perhaps he will, and
then again perhaps not.
The Winchell and Wells families
went over among the bald headed
hills of Sharon township, the other
snowy day, and bagged a good long
string of nice big fat rabbits.
Albert Guidinger will close his
school, at Brushy College, next Fri
day. Although this is his first term,
his services arealready eagerly sought
after by the shrewd directors.
George Smith and family and M rs
Bartlett went down and paid gooc
visit to William Bintner and family,
and will attend the Extra band boys
dance, at the Maccabee Hall this
evening.
Charley kirkpatrick, from Pleas
antville, Iowa, was here this week OF
visit to his father in law, William
Keighley. He left, on Monday, 70
Boone county, Iowa, and was accom-
panied by Jim Boyer.
e. j. Fenton was down to Extra
last Wednesday,, calling upon hi
MANY old-time friends We &C
knowledge a short call which forcibl,
remided us that "Tempes ssFuget
since first we knew Friend Fenton.
There will be a meeting OF the cit
liens Of Old Hamlin on Saturda,
evening, February "a, at the schoo
house, at O'clock, for the purpose o
taking steps to set out a public pail
for that village. Everybody come
The train was halted at the Station
on Tuesday evening long enough TO
Mayor Will Mcguire to load eleve
nice big fat hogs into car, Reveren
Conner, five more; and George Gerar,
ten head more, which they had sol
to Hensley Brothers and Brown, tn
Extra buyers.