Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-09-20
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Lou. Spirup was assisting Fred
Heileman, at the Blue Grass Cream
cry, for few days the past week.
While at the James Hunt sale, over
in Melville, the other day George Gill
purchased very fine stock animal.
Otie Pippin, of Extra, was at the
Will Mcclure store, in the Station,
Tuesday, waiting for a travelling man.
We are sorry to say it but VIII
Smith and Wills Hopkins have had
both sick aud dying hogs, on their
places, this week.
Miss Bonita BRYAN went to Des
Moines, last Monday where, for the
next few months she will attend one
of the colleges OF that city.
Duroc-Jersey pigs of both sex for
sale. Call al my place in Section p,
Hamlin township, or address me at
Extra, Iowa. {. j, CoGLAN.
Harry Percy joined the gang and
went down to Atlantic, last Monday
night, TO hear Deliver speak. He
said ii was a great crowd and great
speech.
MI. j. Nal Bryans mother, who
has been visiting with him and his
family, at Old Hamlin, returned TO
her Dallas Center home, last Monday
morning.
IL. S. Wissler, from Extra, was at
the Station, Monday, talking South
Dakota lands to our inhabitants and
trying 10 get some of them to migrate
northward.
Seth Hartzell, that sage of Greeley
township, is away up i'll Montana on
sightseeing expedition and maybe
he'll buy sheep ranch while out in
that country.
A sweet bunch of baby girl arrived
at the Charley Crees home, over
south east of the Station, on Thurs
day of last week which makes that
gentleman step around quite spruce
like.
Willis McAtfee who, with his tam
lily, has been visiting his father, Ed.
McAtfee, up in Emmett county, Iowa.
came home, last Saturday, and re-
ports his people well and contented
in their new home.
We learn that the old heshipg
place where d. w. flanagan lives,
has been sold which will cause our
friend TO movo, but we hope that he
and his i,na bla
ue TO reside near us.
At meeting of the Hamlin Town
ship School Board, last Monday even
ing, Miss Esther White was engaged
to teach the fall term Of school, down
at the Center, and will commence her
duties Oh next Monday morning.
! have eighty acres Of land to sell,
at $500 per acre, that is situated in
the West Half of South East Quar-
terot Section Thirteen, Hamlin Town
ship. Call on Oh address me at Ham
lin Station. O. p. TYLER.
Hamp Jones ard his faeher were
down al Extra, last Saturday after
noon, and hearing that the Masons
there were going to have a royal good
time with Doug Hamlin that evening
they put the team away and stayed
and enjoyed the fun.
Tom Lohner from Extra, GOT raim-
ed in, last Tuesday morning, while
plotting L ID. Nellis Il Company's
grocery wagon through the country,
SO pulled in and visited with his
friend, George Smith. while waiting
for he clouds to roll by.
1t rained 50 hard on last Tu->dav
morning that John Flynn ana " il
Fry and their helpers could not finish
Smelling Mrs. Siuart's corn, at the
Station, SO they abandoned the job
and will attend the Audubon fair Tor
couple of days this week.
The Hamlin Township School
Board was reorganized, last Monday
evening, by the election of the fol-
lowing officers:
w. r. MulIenger, President.
Henry Young, Secretary.
Charley Ballou, Treasurer.
Last Sunday Miss Lucille C"nlrar-
dy, the sien"grapher for Theo. F.
Myers, up al Audubon, came down to
visit with her sister, Mrs. George
Smith, and in the afternoon they
up and drove down to Extra to see
their mother. Mrs. John B. Connrar-
dy, who has been quite i'll.
AT the late session Of the Board of
Supervisors the following board of
election was named for Hamlin town
ship for the coming election:
Harry Percy Clerk.
L. E. Bryan, Clerk.
j. M. Dimick, Judge.
L. j. Coglan, Judge.
w. D. Stanley, Judge.