Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-18
J. G, Boyer and Charley Ferguson
are talking of having public sale.

.. Y, Boyer and Charley Ferguson
are talking of having public sale.
j. G. Snively tells us that Daniel
Brandstatter has disposed of a portion
of his Texas land.
Ray Ballou is passing this week
with his brother, Will Ballou, up in
the vicinity of Ross.
George Smith shelled out large
crib of corn for w. H. Warner, over
at Old Hamlin, this week.
j. M. Thomas had eight hundred
bushels Of corn shelled out, the other
day, which he marketed in Audubon.
Fred Soble will indulge his friends
IN one of those old fashioned dances,
at his happy home, next Friday night.
This changeable weather is bad for
the health of our friend, Jap Skinner,
and he is not feeling so we'll these
days.
We heard Merchant FL. O. Shoe
smith say there was grand chance
for steady, reliable blacksmith over
at North Branch.
Little Mary, daughter OF Luther
McNutt, at Old Hamlin, has gone
down to Decatur county, Iowa, to re-
side with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Rice.
Wib Smith had Charley Wells shell
big lot of corn, Tuesday, which his
neighbors helped him haul to the
Counselman & Company elevator.
Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. A. E.
Bartlett passed last Sabbath with
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Connrardy, down at Extra.
Messrs. Vern Coonrod, James Crees
and Alex Crees were down to Extra
last Tuesday evening and attended the
knights of Pythias' annual banquet.
Next Saturday night amerry crowd
Of young folks will gather at the Call
win Dimlck home, south of the Sta
ton, and while away few pleasant
hours at games and being social.
Mrs. E. L. Preston. from Denver,
Colorado, sister of Mrs. j. z. Moore,
arrived at the Station, on last Monday
and will pass week or two here Wis
iting with her sister and family.
Seth Hartzell, from over in Greeley
was down at Des Moiues this week
visiting with his son and noting the
progress he had made with his studies
at the Highland Park Normal Col
lege.
The meetings at the Evangelical
church, in the Station, are being
nightly attended by good sized con-
gregation, deep interest is manifest
and they will continue the rest of the
week.
George Gerard has been having a
mighty tussel with the la grippe, the
past week, and it so affected the cords
in his neck that his head was drawn
way over to one side, like a jug
handle.
j. c. Snively had fifteen hundred
bushels of corn shelled gu this week;
one Thousand bushels Of Which he sold
to w. d. Stanley to feed TO his Yards
full of stock which he is prepariro
for market.
Frank Rice needed some good new
cream for the knights of Pythias ban
quet, last Thursday night, so OF
course he came down from Audubon
and purchased the cream at the Blue
Grass Creamery.
The Mormon Missionary, who has
been conducting meetings down al
Brushy College, has closed his efforts
there and this week he is holding
meetings in the school house tw,
miles east of the Brushy College.
Since Uncle j. j. Dimick has began
buying hogs at the Station Hensle,
Brothers have been trying to arrang
to commence buying hogs here also
and it may be so that Will McGuir
will be employed to buy for them.
Mrs. Arthur Stoner and children
who reside over in Greeley, east Q
Station, went to Adair, Tuesday, t
visit with her brother. Mr.. f. B
Needham, who has sold his hardwar
= business in that city and will sbortl
move down to Oklahoma.
They have a lyceum over at tn
Champion Hill school house, whic
holds interesting sessions on Frida
evenings Of each week. These are til
officers just at present:
John Mcguire, President.
John White, Vice President.
Tuesday afternoon there was meet
Of the officials of the Blue Grass Creal
cry Company for the purpose of init
ating the new secretary, Mr.. j. z
Moore, and the new treasurer, Geore
Gill, into the business. The retirin
officials were Messrs Harm Rice an
Henry Young.
Grandpa Coonrod tells us that fc
having letter linger long in the ma
he had a case that beats them al
Grandpa mailed registered letter, {
Hamlin, for George Hoover up {
Audubon and the receipt was Just OF