Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-04-11
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Grandma Clark was with her Au-
dubon friends for day or two, the
first part of the week.
Mrs. Elite Spangler and her son,
Philip, passed last Sunday at the
Charley Huntsberger home, up at
Audubon.
John Dimick had Artist John Har-
rison come out from Extra and do
some papering and painting at Mr..
Dimick's country home.
Mrs. Clark Wilson, over at Old
Hamlin, has been having quite seri-
Gus i'll spell, the last few days, the
ailment being rheumatism.
Rev. William Graham was over at
Guthrie Center, last Tuesday, where
he went to attend meeting Of the
Presbytery, for this part of the
State.
Miss Lucille Connrardy, from down
at Extra, began teaching the Hamlin
Center school, last Monday. For the
present she will ride ana drive her
pony to and from school,
Counselman and Company have pur-
chased the office and scales belonging
to Mrs. Lois G.. Stuart, at the Station,
and they will be moved over to the
new elevator and made fast.
His young friends concluded that
Mr.. j. T.. Moore should not be for
gotten on Easter Sunday and the size
of the egg that he got for his dinner
on that day was perfect fright.
James Crees has been walking the
floor the past few days with very
sore right hand, but it is nearly we'll
will be able to resume his iabors on
the farm.
Just now Mr.. j. u. Moore is busy
putting a new roof on his hilltop
home and then at odd times he will
remodel his home until you will
hardly recognize that house on the
western hill
The sowing OF grain about the Sta
p,
and the seeders could be seen streak
ing across the fields in all directions,
when we were at the Station on last
Tuesday morning.
John McKibben had OCCASION to &C
up to Audubon, last Tuesday, for q
light wagon load and, thinking that
he would sooner be sure than sorry,
hitched four horses on his wagon, so
muddy the roads were.
Uncle Clark Wilson was up to Au.
dubon, Tuesday morning, getting
some accoutrements for the engine in
his blacksmith shop, at the Station,
SO that he can polish the cultivator
shovels and plowshares.
Ye scribe was given treat, on las
Tuesday forenoon, by the inmates o
the j. z: Moore home that was high
ly appreciated. Twas some Bel
Davis apples sound and firm that the.
selected from their storehouse.
While at Audubon, last Saturday
Mark Story was kicked upon thu
knee by horse and that member wa
so badly mangled that the attendin!
surgeon fears that Mark will neve
have the free use of that limb again
Uncle Jacob Gwin was at the Sta
ton, Tuesday and informed us tina
the next day he would start for Vic
tor, Iowa, where he goes to have
good visit with his brothers and sis
tiers and other relatives at that plac'
George Smith took the first load {
goods down to Extra, Tuesday after
noon. The family will visit end sa
goodbye to their relatives and FRIEND
the balance of the week and will nc
take their final leave until next MOI
day.
John Kennedy, that genial stoc
buyer from Audubon, rode his hor
into the Station, last Tuesday ant
after visiting for a time with h
friends, William and Alex McGuir
he galloped off in search of more stot
to buy.
In speaking of those who sang
the funeral of the lamented and gol
Miss Lille Spencer. last week, "
unintentionaliy omitted the name
Miss Emma Crees. We humbly bt