Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-10
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MI. Grill, north. east of Old Ham,
lin is building large dwelling house.
Harm Rice south of Old Hamlin is
preparing to build large barn this
fall.
Nels Peterson sold load of hcgs
the last of the week to VIM. MCGUIRE
the buyer at this station.
The Hamlin Township Creamery
Association will hold its regular
meeting on October goth.
The county ridge builders are
hauling the material for new bridge
across 'Botna east of this town.
John Hansen who farmed the Geo.
Dimick farm southwest Of this town
has moved to a farm six miles due
west of Audubon.
Miss Lily Crees who was reported
very i'll last week is again about and
at her duties ofteacher in sub-district
No. 4, Hamlin township.
There was a verv pleasant party
at A. W. Bradleys last Friday night,
where all enjoyed themselves in games,
songs and other harmless amusements.
Hans Rattenberg a go ahead we'll
TODD farmer residing mile west of
town is building large double corn
crib to replace the old pioneer crib of
twenty years ago.
Blacksmith Nc Nally and man
have all the work they can possibly
do now working from sunrise to sun
set, and are making money if appear
ances count for anything.
A. W. Bradley who has been away
on visit to the old home at Cleve-
land, Ohio, returned on Tuesday re-
porting pleasant visit and as might
be expected many changes.
George Hymn farmer who believes
in all modern conveniences and aids
to the better protection of the crops
he raises, has built large corn crib
and granary and has just finished
painting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Owen and
daughters, Lizzie, Emma and Elite
spent ajoyous day in the big hickory
grove south of Oakfeld last Friday,
laying in bountiful supply of nuts
for the long winter evenings.
The hog market has been exception
ally poor at this place, Audubon
buyers appearing to be taking the
supply, but we are right in it on the
oats and wheat deal, our grain men
being busy during working hours.
Mrs. M. j. Crees of Red Oak, Iowa,
has been visiting a few days at the
home Of her brother law, Mr.. Joel
Crees of this place, returning to her
home on last Tuesday after being
agreeably entertained by her relatives
and other friends.
VIM. Zion, brother of merchant
John Zion, is here visiting this week.
He resides in Brigham Canon, Utah,
and will renew old friendships and
visit week OF ten days longer before
returning. He is proud of that state
and it's excellent fruit.
Hamlin boasts of an excellent local
trade selling loads of goods to the
patrons of the two stores, and they
must bny accordingly, there being
five commercial men in town on Tues
day, a. M, and each one receiving a
liberal order for goods they solicit
for.
The wife of j. r. Lewis who lives
on the old Robert Campbell farm east
OF here suddenly took very sick last
Monday necessitating a hurry call
over the phone for physician who
promptly responded. The lady was
some easier OH Tuesday but was fal
from being out of danger.
Ad Seibert who lives on the Lay.
land farm north of the station
brought down the word on Tuesday
morning, that word had just been re.
ceived from Oklahoma of the death OF
his father SO we'll known in Extra az
the veteran bus driver there, nc
particulars received OF cause of death
Clark Wilson not being able tc
WELD the hammer and tongs and sho.
bucking bronchos and other hard job!
has lain the implements of his trad,
aside, purchased an outfit for Mural
Halstead's Life of Nc Kinley started
out on canvassing tour in thu!
neighborhood meeting with unparal-
lelled success in the undertaking
Give him your order when he calll
on you for the price is reasonable anc
the writer is an authority and Clarl
deserves your patronage.
Petitions are in circulation to gel
the Post office, authorities to estab.
lish a delivery route from this tow1
following the row of school houses
north of here as near as practicabl,
east to the Guthrie county line, thence
south two miles on line with thu
school houses directly east of towr
and following this line back to tn,
place of beginning, covering abour
twenty-four miles. The necessary
signatures on the north line are now
received; but it seems on the south
line many have signed petition fol-
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