Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-13
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lose a couple of the best steers he had,
the past week.
Miss Agnes Tyler visited with her
friends and did some shopping up at
Audubon, last Tuesday forenoon.
George Gill was up at Audubon on
last Tuesday hunting for carpenters
to come and build that big barn for
him.
John Moore has had a fine large
wind mill erected on his farm to help
him pump the water for those thirsty
cattle.
Henry Young and wife now enjoy
the comforts Of one OF those easy rid
ing top buggies when they go riding
about the country.
Mrs. j. Roberts. from Lorah, was
up a part of the past week visiting at
the home of her brother, James Boy
err, and wife, southeast of the Sta
ton.
Peter Roth and family, who recent
ly sold their farm, up in Douglas
township, were at the Station, last
Tuesday, visiting with their many
friends.
The Blue Grass Creamery Compa-
ny received a good sized consignment
of butter tubs, this week. But then it
takes a whole lot more tubs now than
it used to.
Now when George Scott wants
water pumped for bis herd of stock
all he has to do is to go out and start
that new wind mill to going, and
there you are.
Over at the Hamp Jones home, in
the edge of Greeley township, on last
Tuesday forenoon, the carpenters and
all hands assisted in raising the TIM
bers for that big stock barn.
Alex Mcclure was at the tender
mercies of a dentist, in Audubon, on
last Tuesday. He says it seemed to
him that they bored a hole sever
miles deep in one OF his teeth.
Charlie Crees and wife drove up to
Audubon, Tuesday morning, to on
suit a physician in regard to the
health Of their baby girl, who has
been alling for the past few days.
About June 1st one black one black
and white and one red yearling came
to my home, in Section 81, Hamlin.
Owner call, get stock, pay for this
notice. j. T. McKIBBEN.
Charlie Talbot was down at the
Blue Grass Creamery for a few min
utes, Tuesday morning, securing a
quantity of cream for use in his popu-
lar restaurant, up at the county seat.
John Roth and family were down
from their Douglas township home,
last Sunday, visiting friends at the
John and Henry Tharnish homes and
his brother-in-law Thomas Coglan,
over in Greeley township.
Miss Minnie Wells, who has been
working in a dress making shop, in
Audubon, for some time, came home,
Tuesday noon, to visit at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wells, down in Highland Grove.
Next week on Thursday will be the
last day of school down at Brushy
College, presided over by Miss Grace
Stanley, and that lady and her pupils
are anticipating q pleasant outing in
her father, w. D. SANKEY'S, woods
picnicing.
Rev. William Graham came home
last Tuesdny noon, from q trip up
into the northern part of the State.
We understand he has been offered
the pastorate of a church up there and
he may decide to accept and move to
that country.
George Harris, a grandson of Uncle
Keightley, arrived from the eastern
part OF the State, u day this week.
to visit with his people and has decid
ed to accept a position on the large
stock farm Of O. P. Tyler, a little
way south of the Station.
Thursday will be the last day o
the present term Of school for Miss
Lena Drury at number two, above
the Station, and upon that day her.
self and pupils will take an outing
and picnic in those pleasant w. D
Stanley woods, a little way south.
east of the Station.
Miss Bonita Bryan, who has beef
attending school in Des Moines TO
some time past, arrived at the hom
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ma
Bryan, over at Old Hamlin, last Mon
day evening, much to the delight o
those good people and the youn!
lady's many friends thereabouts.
Henry Young has contracted to sci
the home farm of one quarter of a sec
ton, hard by the Station, to Pete
Nissen for SO, 900 90, and to give pos
session next March. We understand
that Henry will journey down Int
southwestern Iowa or the northern
part Of Missouri, in a few days, i
search of a new location.
Little Miss Elloween Dimick, tn
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dim
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