Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-21
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last Tuesday, shaking hands with his
friends and attending to business.
Ira Whipple came down from Au-
dubon, Monday, and passed few
days with his friend, George Smith.
George. Smiths sale, last week, was
a good success, the property selling
even better than they thought it
would.
Miss Eva Davis passed the greater
part of last week up at Audubon
visiting with her grandma, Mrs.
James Davis.
George Smith got up, dressed him
self and went out and walked about
the yard, the first time he had been
out of doors for seven weeks.
Frank Pfeiffer went down to Bray
ton, last Thursday noon, to visit with
his old neighbors for day or two
and attend to some business matters
Miss Mary Dryden came up from
her farm home, the first part of the
week, and assisted Mrs. George Smith
! with her household sewing, for two
or three days.
Ernest Falkowskyssloaded his goods
into car, at the Station, last Monday
morning, and departed for Griswold
where they have rented farm for
the coming year.
Mrs. E. j. Fenton, over at Old
Hamlin, was agreeably surprised one
day the past week by receiving draft
for 81 100000, her portion of an estate
that she had lately fallen heir to-
Word comes that Mr.. and Mrs.
Win Graham, now of Cass county,
became the parents Of baby boy,
February 2S. Mr.. Graham is a son
of Mrs, Lizzie Barnes, who lives
at the Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lu. Miller, who re-
side on the old Jefferson farm, north
east Of the Station, have been busy
getting acquainted With a pretty lit
tie new girl baby that arrived at their
home, one day this week.
Mrs. M. f. Percy arrived from DeX-
ter, last Monday evening, for visit
with her son, Harry Percy, but when
she learned that the family had moved
up to Audubon she continued her
journey on up to that city.
Mrs. George Morey went up to the
Lu. Miller home to make call, one
day this week and was taken so i'll
that physician has to be speedily
brought and Grandma Phipps sent for
to help care for the sick lady.
Little Frank Percy, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Percy, fell off his high
chair, last Sunday, and injured one of
his arms quite severely, and Miss
Emma Crees has gone up to Audubon
to help care for her little nephew.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Presby terian church, at Old Ham
lin, will hold their mex regular meet
ing with Mrs. Ralph Thomas on
Thursday, March 2Sth. and ii is
hoped that you'll all be there, ladies'
Frank East and his brother. CLYDE
East, came over from Anita, Monday
evening. and went over to the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
East, over beyond Old Hamlin, to
have a good visit under the homestead
roof
john McKibben, who lives down
in Highland Grove, received tee-
gram from Council Bluffs, last Satur-
day, telling him that his mother was
very ILL., in that city, and he took the
side.
Little Mable McNutt, daughter Of
Luther McNutt, is quite i'll at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McNutt, IN Old Hamin,
being afflicted by Assesses that con-
stantly appear and disappear upon
her person.
The other day John Flynn stepped
on a bright, big, sharp nail with such
force that it penetrated the sole of his
shoe and then clear through his left
foot until the point of the mai pricked
the top of the foot. Now when
John stands it is on one foot, like q
goose.
James Call, the Rock Island bridge
builder, and his crew were at the Sta
tiou, last Tuesday, to build new
platform, at the depot, for Harry bu,
that nor easter blizzard of snow came
drifting in and they were forced to
abandon the project and return tc
their home in Atlantic.
Willis McAfee departed, last Mon.
day, over the North Western Railway
from Audubon with his worldly
goods for Wallingsford, Iowa, where
he has rented the farm formerly ownec
by Messrs. Henshaw and Sickels, o
Extra. Mrs. McAil'ee and the child
rem will leave for their new home to-
day.
The Misses Rose, Vina and Cor;
Tyler have purchased that fine on.
hundred and sixty acre farm that Mr.
Theo. Morrow, Of Audubon, owned
and which laws adjacent to the nuhljr