Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-06
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Harry Percy came home from a
business trip, down to Atlantic, last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Wib Smith was so i'll the past
few days that she was obliged to seek
her downy couch.
Grandpa Coonrod still has to re-
main within the enclosure ofhis home,
on account of illness.
George Gerard and family ate din
ner out at their daughter, Mrs. Willis
McAffee's home, last Sunday.
j. q. Moore received new sewing
machine, direct from Chicago, on the
morning train, last Tuesday.
The carpenters are at work on the
frame of Mr.. William Thomas big
barn, over east of the Station.
Len Wells has accepted position
with George, Smiths Smelling outfit
for the coming winter months.
George Smith will commence she'll
ing out ali the corn in the Counsel
man cribs, at the Station, today.
Mrs. James East went over to Anita
and ate Thanksgiving turkey with
her son, Frank East, and family.
Grandma G.. W. Clark was very i'll
for few days, the past week, but she
was nearly we'll again last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lewis, from Walnut, was here
and passed part of last week with
her prrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Gill.
FL. o. Shoesmlth bought one of
those long cribs, at the Station, and
hauled it over to his home at North
Branch.
Julius Kopeska has purchased
long section of, the Stuart cribs, at
the Station, and is hauling it out to
his farm.
Mrs. Harry Percy and the children
came home from their pleasant visit
with relatives, at Dexter and Anita,
EAST Thursday evening.
Walk Crees aud wife were down to
Extra, last Saturday, visiting with
her mother, Mrs. j. j. Dimick, who
still continues very ill.
Mrs. Maude Scovel went down to
the Clarence Scott home, south of
Extra, Wednesday noon, where they
will visit for few days.
N. c. Clemensen was at the Station
on Tuesday morning, arranging to
haul wagon load ofpoultry down to
L. ID. Nellis & Company, at Extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy
came down from Audubon and ate
Thanksgiving dinner with their
daughter, Mrs. William Mcclure,
and family.
There will be a Christmas tree at
The Methodist church, in Old Ham
lin, on the evening of December oath.
We hope to be able to print a pro-
gram next week.
The Presbyterian people about Old
Hamlin, are arranging for Log Cab
in at their church on Christmas Eve.
Further notice and program will
appear little later
Mrs. John Gunderson is up from
her Greeley township home, east of
Extra, and is passing the time with
her Grandma Phipps, aud other rela-
tives about the Station.
Miss Ella Conway was down from
Aunubop, last Sunday, visiting with
her friend Mrs. William Mcguire.
Bimeby (" train" came along and
took her up to her home.
George Scott finished husking his
corn in the field, last Monday, and
George Gill got through work in his
corn field, on Wednesday, and they
are both mighty glad of it.
They had one of those jolly country
dances that you read about up at the
William Owen home, last Saturday
night, and the worpshipers at the
shrine OF Terpsichore were many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spencer, who
have been at the bedside of their niece,
Miss Lille Spencer, in the big house
over east, returned to their home, up
at Ida Grove, last Monday morning
The news comes from down at
Menlo that Mr.. and Mrs. John Crees
are the parents of a new boy baby,
which causes Grandpa j. D. Herrick,
down at Extra, to dance about in
great glee.
Err and Lou Bryan, over at Old
9 Hamlin, are arranging to have pub
lie sale sometime soon, and shortly
thereafter we understand that Lon
and family will move down to Okla
homa to live
0. P. Tyler went to Chicago, last
Tuesday, with large shipment of
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