Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-15
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Please remember l sell several kinds
of coal! G. JUsTEsEN, Hamlin.

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Please remember sell several kinds
of coal! G.. JUsTEsEN, Hamlin.
Hendricks Warner had slight at
tack Of typhoid fever the first few
days of this week.
Rev. Graham occupied the pulpit
at the Evangelical church, IN the Sta
ton, last Sunday evening.
Will Mcclure will ship out his
first car load of hogs from the Station
the latter part of this week.
Mrs Jessie Andrews Hunt came up
from Extra, last Sunday, and passed
the day with Mrs. Mace Gill.
Gus Gaalt, the Extra merchant,
was circulating around in the country
about the Station, last Tuesday after
noon.
Vern Culver, the Audubon miller,
was down chatting pleasantly with
the Hamlin merchants, Tuesday fore
noon.
Miss Roxy May, of Greeley town
ship, was a guest Of the Misses Liz
beth and Emma Spencer, east of the
Station. the past week.
Henry Young was having his wheat
crop threshed out, last Tuesday, and
the grain that came to the Station
was of the finest quality.
Mrs. George Spencer and her little
daughter, Miss Etlie Spencer, were
with their Audubon friends for few
hours, last Tuesday afternoon.
Ralph Thomas feels pretty we'll
satisfied over the yield of his oat crop
this year, and he ought to for they
averaged forty bushels to the acre.
HORSE SALE-Will sell at public
auction at Brayton, Ia, on Saturday,
August "a, % head of good western
horses. Nc GOVERN 81 BISON
Arthur Stoner was over from his
Greeley township home, on Tuesday
morning, with wagon load of fat
hogs which he sold to Will Mcguire.
Phillip McDaniels shipped from
Audubon, Tuesday, with the Peter
Ohm outfit and has gone to South
Dakota to help run threshing ma
chine.
The new engine for Will Sheets
threshing outfit arrived at late
hour Monday evening SO OH Tuesday
morning they steamed up and gave it
a trial.
Rev. William Graham expects to
go to Allerton, Iowa, the latter part
of the week to visit with his family
and attend Chautauqua Assem- bly
for few days.
Mike Foley put his team in Will
McGuire's stable, Tuesday afternoon,
and went down to Extra and visited
with friends and transacted business
for few hours.
Lennie Wells was attacked by
typhoid fever, the latter part of last
week, but the attending physician
reports the fever broken and the pa
tient recovering.
Miss Maggie Workman was down
from Audubon, this week, guest of
the Misses Grace, Maggie and Pearl
Stanley, at the w. d. Stanley home,
south least of the Station.
About as good a piece of wheat as
we have heard of was raised upon
Harm Rice's place, over east Of the
Station, which averaged twenty two
and one-half bushels to the acre.
Arthur Warner is home from his
visit to Oklahoma and says the land
drawing was all interesting sight and
that the climate about Lawton and
surrounding country is delightful
one.
Miss Lille Crees, who was report.
ed so i'll last week, was able to come
down to the family parlor, last SIM
day, tor the first time, which her
many friends will be pleased TO
know.
John Zion tells US that his parents
F. M. Zion and wife have gone down
to Des Moines count y where they
will pass the next four or five weeks
with friends and reviewing scenes OF
former years.
just Justesen, son of our new store
keeper, will arrive from Montana the
latter part of this week or the first of
next which will give his father more
time to go out and get acquainted
with our people.
James MHrphey was down viewing
Will McGuire's herd of Short horn