Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-24
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cave combined.
VIM. Stanley, who is one of the
substantial farmers residing near this
town, is starting to feed two cars of
cattle.
The old corn at this station is now
being about all shelled and shipped.
but very little new corn is being pur-
chased yet.
Sherman Purdy, of Adair county,
is visiting his brothers-in-law, EN-
cry, Lloyd and Oscar Miller, who re.
side in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodd, of Des Moines,
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Stanley last Tuesday evening on
visit to this worthy couple.
For SALE:-I have for sala a second
hand 400 gallon chrun, just the thing
tor water tank. Call at the Blue
Grass Creamery. FRED HE1LEMAN.
Frank Duvall, who owns beauti-
full farm out east of here on Davids
creek, shipped six cars of hogs and
cattle to Chicago the last of last week.
VIM. Stanley returned last Friday
from Washington, Iowa, where he
had gone as a delegate to the Presby-
terian Synod held in that city week
ago.
0. P. Tyler is building a nice new
horse barn to replace the old pioneer
stable composed of forked posts, poles
for cross girders and brush and hay
for covering.
John Coe, who lives near Bear
Grove in Guthrie county, was an
over Sunday visitor at the home of
Geo. Struthers, his brother-in. law,
southeast of town.
Geo. Gill gave a party one night
last week in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Spencer, of near old Hamlin, who in
tends to go to Oklahoma soon for a
change Of climate.
Dick Owens furnished the young
folks in his neighborhood good, old
fashioned dance last Saturday night.
He lives on good farm two miles
northeast of Hamlin.
Mrs. Theo. Braun is contemplating
trip to Iowa City, in company with
her daughter, Mrs. Anna Bauer, who
resides there, but is now visiting her
brothers, John and Frank.
FL. Kindred, of southeast Hamlin
township, is figuring on large lum-
Der bill, with the intention of build
ing cattle sheds to shield his herd
from the cold blasts of winter.
Hamlln will have a new sidewalk
from the depot up town some of
these days if everything works as it
should. All it wants is push and
unity and we will have the walk.
The members of the Blue Grass
Creamery Company met last Monday
and settled the months business and
struck dividend which was very
satisfactory considering the season.
Frank Braun, who lately bought
the farm south of Brushy school
house, in this township, has cellar
dug and the carpenters are at work
erecting large dwelling over the
same.
Jas. Heath and family, of this
vicinity, intend to drive to Oklahoma
soon; they will see more of the country
they pass over, and gain better in
sight into the possibilities of the
country.
Clark Wilson returned last Tuesday
from his trip to Oskaloosa, Iowa. He
enjoyed his weeks outing very much
and came home ready to redouble his
efforts as agent for the Life of VIM.
Mckinley.
John Carlton, late of Council
Bluffs, arrived here last Tuesday with
his household goods, etc., and moved
out four miles southwest OF here into
a house he had engaged until he gets
permanent place to reside.
A. d. Struthers and Mrs Struthers
arrived at this station last Tuesday
evening on a visit to her sister, Mrs
VIM. Stanley, southeast of town
They live in Des Moines. but former
lv kept large store in Extra.
VIM. Mcclure has the painter a
work on that new addition to hi
house in the southeast part of tow
and he is making good job, the out
side being a glossy white, the inside
being finished in oil to suit the fancy
Alfred Smart returned from
his trip to Oklahoma some day
since and says he is satisfied that non
Of that country was made for hin
and be will proceed to look up
farm for rent in this county and tax
his chances.
Will MCGUIRE, the genial stocl
buyer at the Station, shipped tire
carloads of hogs the latter part of las
week. Bring on your stock. Yol
will always be insured square dea
and the highest price that can con
sistently be paid.
Henry Wells, south three mile
fror, tb;o ctotioN hoo yonvod ~ Will