Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-03
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Wheeled ABOUT Cne mouse I'D nef easy
chair.
Grandpa Coonrod was so i'll the
first of the week that he had to keep
to his bed.
There will be pleasant party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wib Smith
on next Friday evening.
Fred Heileman will soon engage
the services of man to help him at
the Blue Grass Creamery.
Mrs James Davis, from Audubon,
is passing this week with her son,
Anthony Davis, and his family.
Mrs. Will Mcclure passed New
Years day at the home Of her father,
Thomas Murphy. up at Audubon.
Miss Lilly Wirth, who is attending
school at Audubon, is home to pass
the holiday week with her parents.
They have new organ at the Hen
ny Wells home, in Highland Grove
to help cheer the weary hours away.
George Wells will return to his
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pleasant visit with relatives and
friends.
Uncle James Gearheart was up from
Extra, last Tuesday, putting in the
day visiting with the family of Mr..
Joel Crees.
Mrs. Barns was down in the vicini-
ty Of Anita and ate her Christmas
dinner with her son, Will Graham.
and family.
Miss Marie Scovel, from Des Moines. !
is passing this week with her friend,
Mrs. George Smith, at her home in |
the Station.
George Smith went over to Tenn
pleton last Wednesday TO visit with
his friends and attend to some bust
ness matters.
Mrs. Maude Scovel bid adeu o her
Hamlin acquaintance, last Thursday,
and departed for her. home down a,
Des Moines.
Will Mcclure was up to Audubon,
last Monday night, and attended a
Midnight Mass at the Catholic
church in that city.
Ethel and Eva Smith. the little
daughters of George Smith and wife,
were bedfast for the past week, from
the effects Of la grip.
Rev. Wirth, pastor of the Evangel-
zeal church, at the Station, began a
series Of revival meetings in his
church, on last Tuesday evening.
Last Monday Henry Young made
beef out of a very fine haired calf and
on Tuesday he sent the hide to Des
Moines to have it made INTO a robe.
Harry Akers was up from his home
near Oaktield, this week, visiting
with his friends, Andrew, George
and Len Wells, sons of Henry Wells.
George Gerard and George Smith
bad a circus for two or three days. the
first part Of The week, on the streets
of Hamlln while breaking those new
colts.
They held a watch meeting down
at the O. L. Tyler home, Monday
lily III, anu CNSi ohS ~ ai''Ni q
merry time every moment they were
there.
William Layland was down from
Audubon, Monday, and traded George
Gerard out of his fine horse and then
went up on the hill and traded some
stock with George Smith.
Fred Heileman and wife came home
last Saturday night from pleasant
visit with their parents and friends,
up in Story county, and report as
having had delightful time.
Uncle Mace Gill and wife ate their
New Years dinner with their daught-
err, Mrs. Il. II. Wallace, and family, at
Atlantic, and arrived at their home.
near the Station. on Wednesday even
ing, having had pleasant visit.
There was party at the Will
Young home, in the Station, on last
Friday evening, given in honor of his
nephews, the Messrs. Charley and
Henry Ogden, from What Cheer, this
State, who had been here on n visit
for few days.
The watch meeting over at The
the Jake Warner home, Monday night
resolved itself into an oyster supper
which was prolonged unti the
Twentieth Century came n peakrg
in at the door when the party broke
up and the assembled guests sought
their homes.
Last Tuesday noon Messrs. W. ID
Stanley, A. }. Storey. George Scot
and Charlie Oberholtz started on s
sight seeing expedition down into
Oklahnuu lhe land that lielh To thI