Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-04-05
john McKibben was busy all day,
Tuesday, shelling out his corn cribs.

John McKibben was busy all day,
TUESDAY,, Smelling out his corn cribs.
o P Tyler and John Hunter were
passengers to Audubon, last Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Wib Smith mas just recovered
from quite severe i'll spell, of several
weeks duration.
Eva Davis is down to Extra this
week visiting with her relatives, the
James McAninch family.
George Smith sold horse to Mer-
chant H o. Shoesmith, Monday, for
even one hundred dollars.
Next week George Smith will go
down west of Brayton to finish a job
breaking prairie for KEGS Hallock.
Tuesday was Will McGuire's day
to ship eggs and accordingly sent six
hundred and sixty dozens to market.
Mrs, NJ. F. Percy, from Dexter,
was here "a part of this week visiting
with her son, Harry Percy, and his
family.
Vern Culver, OF the Audubon Roll
er FIGURING Mill, was at the Station,
Tuesday, selling our merchants all
kinds of flour.
Jim Rose, who labors on the o. T.
Tyler farm, accidently strained his
back and was laid up for repairs few
days this week.
Arba B. Amerman and Master Guy
Andrews, of Extra, were visitors at
the Station for brief period, on last
Tuesday morning.
Bruce Wallace, of Atlantic, visited
his grandpa, M. Gill and family, last
week, and hunted wild ducks along
the raging 'Botna.
The young folks INDUCED in one of
those social dancing parties at the Lon
Bradley home, in Old Hamlin, on
last Tuesday evening.
Ralph Ballou arrived from Montana
this week and is assisting with the
chores, down on the Tyler farm, while
Jim Rose is disabled.
Katie Billings arrived from Kansas,
Saturday, and now her and Mrs. Ban
ming are keeping house in their new
home, at the Station.
James Wilson and family, who live
down near Extra, passed last Sunday
at the Station with the family of his
friend, George Smith,
Rev. Conner moved TO Audubon on
last Monday, and went to the State
Evangelical Conference, at Cedar
Rapids, on Wednesday.
Will McGuire's old euemy, rheu-
smatism, got hold Of him the last of
the week and when he walked you
could notice that he limped.
George Morey and family now oc-
,cupy the dwelling house they recent
ly moved down and joined to the one
on their farm, over east Of the Station.
The Hamlin Township School Board
held special session, Saturday night,
and decided not to buy set of ency-
clopedias for each of the niue schools.
Flank Root Junior, has gone down
TO Menlo to visit Cassie for few days
and then he will HE away to the
northern part of the State to seek en-
ployment.
The latter part of the week Robert
Sizer was attacked by acute pneumo-
MIA, and Monday night his family
reused the neighbors, fearing that
the good man was dying.
Mrs. Ed. McAffee is visiting with
her son Willis, and wife, until the
last part of the week when she will
depart for her new home, at Walling-
ford, Emmett county, Iowa.
Merchant ii. O. Shoesmith went to
Chicago, Monday evening, with one
car load of cattle and another of hogs
that they had been preparing for the
market, at their North Branch yards
Sherman Peppers, who lives ovel
IN the edge of Greeley. got mixed ul
in a runaway, near his home, Monday
and was so badly bruised that he hac
to go to bed and send for his famil,
physician.
O. j. Rathbun, from Loveland
Colorado, is here on visit to Ii. o
Shoesmith and otner relatives. Toda,
he will go TO Extra to call on Mrs
Rathbun and her daughter, his rela
tives there, and will then 60 to hi
mountain home
Mrs. Fred Ieieman, accompanies
by her two grand children Maste
Willis and Miss Ruth Scott, arrive
from Elwell, Iowa, last Friday t
pass few days with that lady's SOL
Fred Heileman, that genial butte
maker at the Blue Grass Creamery.
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