Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-20
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Road district number three has re-
ceived a couple Of scrapers.
William Morley was a business
visitor in Atlantic, the first of the
week.
Mrs. Nate Holmes, living east of
the Station, was quite ill the first OF
the week.
Frank Tyler was in Audubon last
Tuesday morning delivering a wagon
load of nice fat hogs:
George Gill has lumber on the
ground for that new barn he is going
to build on his farm.
Henry Young is in Cass county,
Missouri, this week searching for a
location to establish a new home.
Mrs. Wills Hopkins and children
were down near Wiota, last week, on
a visit his uncle, Mr.. Bissell, and fam
lily.
They are building a fine large new
hay and stock barn up on the poor
farm, a little way north Of the Sta
ton.
Mrs. o. P. Tyler was quite ill for a
few hours, last Monday, but prompt
medical aid soon relieved the good
lady.
Miss Eva Davis and her brother,
Sanford, drove to Audubon, Tuesday
morning, to pass the day with rela-
tives.
There is going to be one of those
pleasant social dancing parties at the
Charles Higgins home, next Friday
night.
Mrs. Maggie Bannipg-Abbey has
returned to her home at Saint Joe,
Missouri, after a good visit with rela-
tives up here.
William Armstrong, from Melville
township, departed from the Station,
the first of the week, for a business
trip out to Omaha.
Master Ray Brooks, from Audubon,
is visiting at the home of Fred Heile-
man and wife at the Blue Grass
Creamery, this week.
Will Parrott, who sold his Audu-
bon township farm, and family were
up visiting with their Hamlin town
ship relatives and friends.
Sam Baxter, who worked for
George Gerard, is the father of a new
baby, that was born to himself and
wife, over at Coon Rapids.
Albert Bintner and wife and sisters,
Misses Crissy and Mary Bintner, of
Extra, were visiting their Hamlin
township friends, last Sunday.
A. j. Story closed a deal, the first
of the week, by which he became the
possessor of the Zion two hundred
acre farm, up near the poor farm.
Miss Blanche Hopkins, from Boone
Iowa, who has been here visiting hel
brother, Wills Hopkins, and family
returned to her home, last Monday.
Miss Lizzie Spencer, who has been
passing a few weeks with friends ur
at Audubon, has returned to the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Spencer, east of the Station.
NJ. ID. Thomas and Robert Hamlir
and their engine and grading machine
from down at Extra, were at tn
George Spencer home; near Old Ham
lin, putting the roads in better con
ditiOn.
Hamp Jones was at the Station o.
Tuesday morning telephoning tt
Manager Chris Haas Of the Fullertol
Lumber Company, down at Extra, t
hurry up those shingles for the larg
barn he is having built.
The county bridge builders were a
the Station, Tuesday. We are toll
that it is the purpose now to bull
the bridge just to the north of the oil,
one, at the Blue Grass Creamery, an
make it considerable longer.
Because it rained. last Tuesday th
Misses Grace Stanley and Alice Moo
and the pupils of their schools VIII
had arranged to picnic in the Stanle
woods that day were obliged
postpone the affair till later.
Miss Lille Crees finished her teri
of school, out in district number foul
on last Tuesday and the next day d.
parted for Nicola, near Council Bluff
where she will visit for a time wit
her sister, Mrs. Theo. Gearheart.
The Christian Endeavor Societ,
oyer at Old Hamlin, are arranging IL
an ice cream and cake sociable, j
that hamlet on the evening of Wed
nesday, June 26th, and a grand goo
time is expected and you are all col
daily invited to attend.
The Republicans of Hamlin tow
ship are requested to meet at II
Center:school house on Monday evel
ing, June 24s 1901, for the purpose {
selecting delegates to attend the coul
ty convention and transact other bus
ness, if any there he.
GEORGE SCOTT, Chairman.
Mrs. Will Mcclure and Rosalee al
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