Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-07
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Three members of the Mr.. and Mrs.
W. D. Stanley family are slightly ill
this week.
Hamp Jones was down to Extra,
Saturday last, shaking hands with his
many friends.
The George Smith public sale will
be held at the Station on next Tues
day, March r..
James Crees has hired out to Mr..
Jake Warner, over near Old Hamlin,
to be farmer the coming year.
Harm Rice was down to Extra the
latter part of the week visiting with
his friends and transacting business.
Will Mcclure and family have
moved from apartments over the by
store to the house down on the farm.
Miss Eva Smith has been down at
the Ed. Dryden home, the past few
days.
Mrs. Robert Warner went down to
Dexter, last Monday, to visi, with
her relatives and friends for few
days.
Gill Petty and family have moved
from up near Audubon to the John
Griggs farm, lately vacated by Jap
Skinner.
Willis McAfiee has moved to the
George Gerard home, at the Station,
until he finds place to rent that
suits him.
Harry Percy and Jap Skinner and
their families are now comfortably
located in their new homes, up at
Audubon.
a good business property for sale
or rent at Hamlin Station, Iowa. For
further particulars call on or address
the Postmaster.
Misses Lucille, Bird and their broth
er Jack Connraidy and Claude Kelsey
were up from Extra, last Sunday, to
visit with George Smith.
Harvey Huff and family are now
comfortably ensconsed in the house,
down on the Arthur Bartlett farm,
where Ed. Winchell lived.
Otto Larsen has moved down onto
the farm, just south of the o. P.
Tyler home, that he recently pur-
chased from John Cameron.
Tom Gill, as member of the grand
jury, went to Audubon, last Tuesday
morning, but Judge Macy let him
come home on the noon train.
Next Monday is the time that the
township electors meet down at the
Center school house to transact such
business as may come before them.
Lon Bradley went down to Extra
from his home at Old Hamlin, lasl
Saturday, and passed few hours
visiting with his relatives and friends
A. j. Story has rented the F. M
Zion farm, a little way north of thu
Station, for the coming season ant
already they are in possession Of TIN
same.
Rev. F. o. Skoein, the Methods
divine, at Old Hamlin, has awakened
deep interest in his revival meet
ings and they are attended nightly
by many people.
Mrs. John Lewis, who resides ovel
on the Robert Campbell farm, east o
the Station, has been SO ill The pas
few days that she has been compelled
to keep her room.
Albert Pratten and family departed
the first of the week for their new
home, out in Pierce county, Nebraska
multitude Of friends.
The quarantine that was put on tn
Warner home, over by Old Hamlin
was raised, last Sunday, and ono
more the inmates of that household
are allowed to roam at will.
Theo. Gearheart came out from hi
home, at Nicola, Iowa, last Saturda
and remained until Tuesday noon Wis
iting with his relatives, the Joe
Crees and VIII Young and Harr
Percy families.
Frank and Ralph Ballou came u
from their home, near Extra, ali
passed few hours with their oil
time neighbor, George Smith, VII
has been mighty sick man.
George LaFoy was in the Station
Tuesday morning, telling his frient
how they stole a march on him all
elected him school director over
district number three, Greeley.
George Gerard went over near For
tanelle, The latter part of the wee
and assisted James Boyer to move h
goods over to the farm Mr.. Boy
purchased of Albert Pratteu, dow
by B'ushy College.
William Mallory will come u
from his home, at Anita, on Wedne
day., March 18th, to cry a sale fl
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