Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-05
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of coal! G. JUsTEsEN, Hamlin.
o. P. Tyler went to Atlantic, last
Saturday evening, to attend to some
business affairs.
Rev. Graham drove down to Casey,
Tuesday, to attend meeting of the
Council Bluffs Presbitry.
w. d. Stanley, that extensive farm
er south-eas of the Station, was Wis
iting with his Extra friends for few
hours, last Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Spencer arrived from
Eagle Grove, Saturday, to attend the
fair and to visit with her uncle,
George r. Spencer, and family.
1t is expected that Mrs. Graham,
wife of Rev. William Graham, and
her children will arrive at their home
in the Station on next Friday.
Farmers! remember that Will Nc
Guire is ready at all times to buy
your fat hogs, at Hamlin Station, and
will pay you the highest market price
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Campbell, who
reside on the Whipple land, over by
Old Hamlin, became the parents OF a
new girl baby, last week on Wednes-
day.
Charley Dain and his newly made
bride and Charley Kirkpatric and his
wife arrived at the Keightley home,
from down near Pleasantville, on last
Friday for short visit
Charley Speacer purchased span
of mules at the Pat Mccall sale up
near Audubon, last week, and now
goes sailing around over the hills of
Hamlin township like thing of life.
Harm Rice was taken violently i'll
on last Monday evening and the at
tending physician was fearful that
our good friend was destined to have
a run of the prevalent typhoid fever
Fred Heileman, but.ermaker at the
Blue Grass Creamery, has purchased
the house and lot belonging to the
late S. d. Coonrod, at the Station
He will not occupy it himself but
rent it toa tenant.
w. ID. Stanley was out on she ridge.
mile or so west of the Station, last
Tuesday afternoon, putting lightning
rods all over that new house which
Madison Spencer has just completed
upon his big farm.
From the nice buggies that Charley
Colee, of east Greeley township, re-
ceived at the Station, the first two
days of this week we are are inclined
to believe that Charley has launched
out in that business.
James Keightley, who has been i'll
for the past two or three weeks of
typhoi fever, was reported much
better by his father, on Tuesday morn
ing, and will be out among his friends
again in a few days.
Henry Young and family and Fred
Story are up at the lakes, this week,
camping out, angling after the finny
tribe, fighting mosquitoes, filling
their joints with rheumatism and
having good time generally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heileman are
identifying the house they recently
purchased at the Station with paper
and paint, this week, and next week
Frank McNally, the new blacksmith,
dubon and occupy that cottage.
Will Coonrod and his mother took
their departure, on Tuesday evening,
for Coloridge, Nebraska, where
Gron1,po will 1.-Two With har con on1
family. We shall all miss Grandma
and hope that her declining years
may be passed in pleasant places.
At the postoffice, in the Station,
they are exhibiting Whitney crab
apple that grew on the Sizer farm,
north of town, which is quite Curl
osity. The apple grew to perfection
and ripened and then another little
apple sprang up and grew on the up
per side OF it.
Charley Oberholtz, John McKibben
and George Plan,z, actink as com.
mittee for Hamlin townihip, went
down into district number eight to
see if the school house that Peterman
81 Voss, of Extra, built was any good
or not and after critical survey they
pronounced it good.
Deep down in our hearts is sense
of gratitude to those kind friends who
ministered unto us during the sickness
of our husband and father; and when
the cold hand Of death had stilled his
heart for the words of comfort and
cheer spoken and the assistance rem
derad in preparing his body for the
tomb, that words cannot express
and time can never efface from our
memory. Mrs. S. ID. CooNRop.
Mr.. WILL CooNRoD.
When the train arrived at the Sta
ton, Tuesday morning, Grandpa G..
w. Clark was at the depot to receive
a fine specimen of Shropshire sheep
which he purchased at the state fair
from E. Wineland, of Avoca. The
animal was beauty and Grandpa