Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-14
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James Crees' vaccination gave him
trouble the past week.

Floyd Repass, from Extra, is here
doing the chores for George Smith.
Notice Albert Pratten's public sale
which is announced for Tuesday,
February 26.
Tom Gill, our township assessor,
has been drawn as a grand juror for
the coming year.
The Blue Grass Creamery received
a good sized consignment of butter
tubs, last Monday.
George Gerard and Willis McAtfee
came home from their northern trip,
last Sunday morning.
Will Murphy was down from Au-
dubon, few days this week visiting
his sister. Mrs. Will MCGUIRE.
Ira Whipple, on Section 30, Mel
Vile township, will have a public
sale on Wednesday, February 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Crees had the
care of very sick girl, the first part
of this week; their eldest daughter.
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their Extra relatives and friends for a
few hours, last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Eva Davis is assisting with
the work at the George Smith home,
while that gentleman continues bed
fast.
Mrs. W. II. Warner went down to
Atlantic, last Monday, to care fo,
her father and mother, who have
been quite i'll.
Mrs. j. Z. Moore departed, last
Thursday, for Burlington, Iowa, to
attend family rennion of her BROTH
ers and her sisters.
Mrs. Mace Gill is down at Extra
helping to care for her daughter,
Mrs. Charley Hensley, who is just
now entertaining la grippe.
The Missis Grace Stanley and Lille
Crees were down to Extra, last Sat
urday, visiting friends and to be pres
sent at the teachers meeting.
1t was an ideal day, last Tuesday,
when Calvin Dimick had his public
sale, there was good crowd in at
tendance and verything brought sat-
isfactory prices.
Mrs. Anthony Davis was up to the
county seat, part Of the past week,
assisting her mothe in-law, Mrs
James Davis to rearrange the furni-
ture in her home.
]. B. Conprardy and wife were up
from Extra, last Sunday, to visit
with their son-in-law, George Smith,
who still continues quite i'll; Mr..
Connrardy came back up on Tuesday
evening.
There will be church and Sunday
School at the Methodist church, in
Old Hamlin, as usual, beginning mex,
Sabbath. Sunday School at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, and church
one hour later.
Hamp Jones will 60 down to Des
Moines, next Friday, to assist in ini-
tiating several candidates into the
order of The Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine. Some of them being his
brethren down at Extra.
: Mr.. A. j. Story returned from his
visit to Oklahoma, Tuesday evening,
and informed us that after casting
about for a few days he took option
on a farm near Okarche, where the
Extra settlement is located.
Mr.. Nelson Baker, from the North
Branch country, loaded a car with
household goods, farming tools and
stock, at the Station, Tuesday, and
shipped them to Loveland, Colorado
where he proposes to establish q new
home.
Quarterly Meeting was held at thu
Methodist church, in Old Hamlin. OF
last Monday, presided over by thu
Presiding Elder. w. o. Allen. Their
was quite good attendance from
Extra and, altogether, it was season
of deep spiritual communion.
This week the judges will score tn
butter that has been sent to tn
National Creamery Meeting, at Sain
Paul, Minnesota, and we're betting
that that tub OF butter that Free
Heileman sent from the Blue Grass
Creamery will be graded way vi
near the top.
Harry Percy has rented a cottag
by the side of the Methodist church
in Audubon, and Mrs. Percy and tn
girls will soon move up there Wher
the young ladies may have the advrn
tages of the splendid school facilities
Harry will continue to be with us am
journey to and from Audubon daily
Merchant H. q. Shoesmith has de
cided to abandon the branch store a
the Station, has sold the building