Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-11-15
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Cal Graham is industriously work.
ing in the corn field for George Gill.
Charley Ballou is busying himself
these days by hauling stove wood up
to Audubon.
George Smith has pulled his thresh-
ing machine into the yard aud says
he is through for this season.
Elmer Davis is helping George
Gerard husk his large field of corn
that lays adjacent to the station.
FOR SALE.-My home farm of 200
acres, also two full blooded Shropshire
rams. HENRY YOUNG.
Ralph Ballou is up at the Wills
Hopkins home helping about the
farm work and caring for the stock.
The Blue Grass Creamery Compa-
ny received large consignment of
butter tubs on the train, last Monday
morning.
Miss Tilda Christensen, whose
home is at the Station, was shopping
in Audubo last Tuesday morning
between trains.
Mrs. George Gerard was over in
Melville township visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Willis McAffee, few
days this week.
Mrs. George Smith was at Extra,
on last Thursday, passing few hours
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rardy, who resides in that city.
Rev. Andrew Dove has promised
to preach again at the Methodist
church, in Old Hamlin, next Sunday
afternoon at the hour of three o'clock.
Harry Percy's little farm is outdo-
ing the record by yielding fifty bush l.
els to the acre, which Simon ChristeD.
sen is gathering and hauling TO the
Station.
The many friends will be glad to-
know that the health of Mrs. w. D..
Stanley, which has been quite poor
for the past few months, is somewhat
improved.
George CLIPS team took lively
spinn, last Thursday night and for
time it looked as if they would break
everything to smash, but not a great
deal Of damage resulted.
When that cold blast came down
from the polar regions, last Saturday,
there was general rush to McGuire's
for stove pipe, and in very few
moments not 4 bit Of pipe was left.
Wills Hopkins is having regular
battle with his old enemy, rheuma-
tism, just now. We hope he will
conquer for it would be a shame to
have jolly man, like Wills, i'll long
at time.
Chris Nelson. who has been work
ing at,the West Hamlin Creamery the
last few months. is assisting Fred
sHeileman, at the Blue Grass Cream
very for month or so, till Mr.. Helle-
aaan gets to feeling like himself again.
Harm Rice was ameng the many
from up this way who went down to
Extra, last Saturday, with load of
poultry to sell, and Wild there took
advantage of some of the many bar
gains the merchants of that little city
are offering.
Miss Nellie Wicker closed her term
Of school at number two, in this
township. last Monday, aud is resting
at her home, in Audubon, until the
winter schools begin. Miss Wicker
Is very successful teacher and her
services are always in demand.
j. q. Moore has received a fine lot
of kodak pictures Of scenes about the
home of his brother in- law, Mr.. j. B.
Leebrick, down III Mesa, Arizona,
taken by his daughter, Miss Mollie,
which makes things look SO fine that
we almost wish we were down there
cold days.
Last Monday Charley Colee, who
lives way over il, Greeley township,
drove few head more than enough
cattle to the Station to fill one cal
and 0 P. Tyler happened 10 think
that he had nearly a carload vi cattle
tina, we're ready to ship patched uF
rwo loads and away those gentlemen
went for the Union Stock Yards, il
Chicago.
Miss Esther White, whose home il
over by Old Hamlin, closed her fal
term Of school, down at the Hamlil
Center school house, Yesterday. They
would all be glad 10 have Miss Whit
continue TO teach there but we ar
told that she will not teach this win
ter as she intends going to Oklahom
with her brothers and sisters to live
about the holidays.
Miss Winnie White, who is attend
ing school at Des Moines, will arriv
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