Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Crees' little
three ear-old girl has been quite i'll
for the past few days.
Harm Rice was down to Extra one
day this week and went up and had a
social chat with Uncle Abe Campbell.
John Crees came up from his home,
at Menlo, Saturday, and remained till
Monday visiting with his parents and
friends.
On account of the impassab lecondi-
ton of the roads the revival meetings
at the Methodist church, in Old Ham
lin, have closed.
Fred Heileman and wife have
brushed up their camera and are TAX
ing few " snap shots" of interesting
sights about the neighborhood.
Mayor Will Mcclure and his wife
and the babies were up to Audubon,
the first part Of the week visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Muir
sphy.
John Mckibben and his relative,
Mrs. Maurice Brown, were down at
Wiota for few days, this week, set
thing up some business affairs for the
latter.
Mr.. George Spencer shipped fine
carload of fat sheep from his large
farm, just over beyond Creamery Hill,
to the Chicago market, last Saturday
evening.
The clouds rolled by, the sun came
out and the men came up from Allan
tic and built that walk for Harry, at
the depot in the Station, one day this
last week.
Jake Layland has purchased George
Smiths threshing machine and now
when you have any work in his line
Mr.. Layland will be ready to perform
it for you.
Last Monday Charley Ferguson and
George LaFoy dug long narrow
grave and into it they laid Faithful
Old "Bage," Mr.. LaFoy's good old
family horse.
A gentleman friend Of George Kyhn
arrived, one day this week, from the
old home in Denmark and proceeded
with Mr.. Kyhp to his home out south
west Of the Station.
Otto Larsen, who purchased the
John Cameron farm, adjoining the O.,
P. Tyler estate on the south, is busy
erecting a good sized barn, when the
weather will permit.
Miss Ethel Dryden, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dryden, went to
Extra, Tuesday noon to pass week
with her friend, Miss Birdie Conn
rardy, over in Sunny Side.
The flood came, the water rushed
under, backed up and submerged the
track, down at the Tyler Bend, and it
took Section Boss Vint Rose and his
men three or four days to repair the
damage that it done.
Hamp Jones has commenced tearing
down the Counselman elevator, that
he purchased at the Station, and
will soon haye the last stick of it
transferred over to his fine farm where
he will construct large stock barn
out of it.
Because John Connrardy, from
Extra, procrastinated little too long
the other day he just got off of George
Smiths back porch in time to SEE
Conductor Bundy wave his hand al
him as he disappeared around the 0
p. TYLER Bend.
The authorities went down to thu
w. D. Stanley home, the fret of th'
week, and after thoroughly fumigat
ing the premises they told the inmate
that they were free to wander out ant
mingle with their fellow men, ono
more, after their long confinement.
We are sorry to say that Grandp
Coonrod is not enjoying very goo'
health these damp spring days, in
deed he has heen 80 poorly for tn
past few days that his attending ply
sician, Doctor Brooks, of Audubon
advised that his neighbors sit up witt
him for few nights.
Harry Percy has received lette
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vator builders, now at Manson, lows
saying that they would arrive at tn
Station, the latter part of the week
and advising everyone to buy pad
lock and put on their chicken cool
Harry says they're coming this time
sure!
Rev. j. Wirth will 60 up int
Woodbury. county, Iowa, near Kings
ley, next Tuesday, to attend the A;
nual Conference of the Evangelica
Association, for this part Of Iowa. II
will he gone over the Sabbath, conse
quently there will be no church at tn
Station, nor on the Hamlin Circuit
next week.
Fred IIeieman received letter, tn
first part of the week, from the judge
in the National Creamery Meeting IL
atSaint Paul, Minnesota. In side til
letter was draft for $17.S2. The ex
pert judges told Fred that his tub {
butter scored two points more tina