Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-18
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Simon Christensen and family Sun
dayed with their friends out at Elk
horn.
Tom Crees and wife were business
visitors in Extra last Monday in the
afternoon.
John Ats son, Charley, has just
recovered from a slight attack of
typhoid fever
Andrew Wells is up in Greene
county this week visiting with his
relatives and friends.
John Moore received brand splin-
tered new carriage from Chicago, on
last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Charley Hensley is at Atlantic
and Walnut this week visiting with
her relatives and friends.
Mrs. Maude and Mrs. George
Smith were calling on their Audu-
bon friends one day this week.
Grandpa Clark had the well, at his
home in the Station, thoroughly
cleaned and purified. this week.
Mrs. Mary Banning and Mrs. Wib
Smith were down to Extra one dav
this week on a business excursion.
Wib Smiths son, Ernest, narrowly
escaped siege of typhoid fever, this
week, by the help of medical skill.
O. @. Donaldson was seen driving
around over the bald headed hills Of
Hamlin township, apart of last week.
Ex-Sheriff Hamp Jones was in At
lantic the fore part of the week, he
being called there as witness in a law
suit.
Mr.. Jorgensen, over west OH the
ridge, has just finished a large and
handily arranged granary on his fine
farm.
The county graders took a gener-
Gus slice off the top of one oflthose
hills, near the Anthony Davis home,
this last week.
w. d. STANLEY and family have
been trying the effect Of that Quaker
Bath and pronounce it magnificent,
superb, grand! a
Robert Mullenger loaded up a
wagon load Of poultry, last Tuesday,
and took it down to Extra, that great
chicken market. aa
Uncle Mace Gill has been under the
care of physician the past few days
but bids fair to be out anG. around
again in few days.
Rev. A. Dove, from North Branch,
will preach at the Methodist church,
an Old HaInlin, on next Sunday after
moon at three O'Clock.
Mr.. E. Fl. Graham, OF Stuart, Iowa,
delivered Republican speech, down
at the Hamlin Center school house,
on last Tuesday night.
Ho, We lovers Of fish! Grandpa
Coonrod will be at the old stand, in
Audubon, with a supply of fresh fish
on Saturday, October 27.
Wills Hopkins "poodle dog . has
wandered far away and our friend is
sad in consequence. Ii yon happen to
see " poodle'' send him home.
Grandma Davis is down from her
Audubon home, this week, visiting
with her son, Anthony Davis, and
family, who live southwest of the
Station.
Lou Bryan is figuring on renting
farm near Ell Reno, down in Oklaho-
ma, and if he makes the deal will
move to that country sometime next
December.
Luther McNutt was busy the first
part Of the week applying coat Of
paint to the building that William
Mcguire recently purchased from
Harry Percy.
Joe Heath and wife are home from
their health-seeking tour through
Kansas, saythey enjoyed the trip and
look as it the outing had done them a
world of good.
James McNutt and A. J Story
started out on smother land hunting
expedition, last Tuesday. This time
they went TO central and south
western Missouri.
Mrs. Will Graham was over from
Adair county, one day this week, on
visit to her relatives at the Station
and returning took Master Wilbur
Graham home with her.
Will Patty, finished digging a we'll
at the Evangelical parsonage, in the
Station, The latter part of the week
that will afford Rev Wirth and fam
lily an abundance of water.
Bills are posted announcing that
Hon. G. d. Talbot, ofNebraska, will
speak, from Democratic point OF
view, at the Hamlin Center school
house on next Friday evening.
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