Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-04-25
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Mr.. Thomas Murphey was down
from Audubon, last Tuesday forenoon,
visiting with his children at the Will
Mcclure home.
The Blue Grass Creamery shipped
out twenty tubs OF the excellent
butter that that institution produces,
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Gerard and her daught-
err passed last Tuesday forenoon up at
Audubon calling upon friends and
doing some shopping.
Don't be humbugged by those ped
dlers! Bring your eggs to William
Mcclure, at Hamlin, and get Twelve
Gents per dozen till further notice. age
Alex Mcclure was absent from his
post of duty in the store, Tuesday,
and was out riding around over the
bald headed HILLS of Hamlin town
ship.
Merchant Will Mcclure is arrang-
ing to build a good sized kitchen ad-
dition to his recently acquired farm
home before those hot days of sum-
mer come.
Charley Spencer and Miss Lille
Crees and Miss Emma Crees and
Tom White passed last Saturday
evening very pleasantly at the Harm
Rice home.
George Smith and wife drove up
from Extra one day, the first of the
week, and passed a few hours visit
ing with their friends and looking
after business matters.
The Blue Grass Creamery is still
without a man to haul milk on the
Audubon route. The grass is grow
ing fine low and it will pay you to
investigate this matter.
Be it recorded that Tom Crees has
the honor OF hauling the first load of
into the bins Of the new elevator, at
the Station, and Sam White hauled
the first load of oats.
The hext Quarterly Meeting 9f the
Evangelical Association Of the Ham
lin Mission will be. he held on mex
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Pre-:
siding Elder Yerger, Of Des Moines.
will be present and will deliver a ser
mon at the Fairview school house, OF
Sunday evening.
Buttermaker Fred Heileman wishe
us to inform the patrons of the Blu
Grass Creamery that if, as soon a
they have the milking done, the
would place the cans in cold waite
the milk would reach the creamery
much better shape, as that is the bes
way to preserve milk.
Postmaster James Elrod and Tor
Crees put their hands to the plo'
the first part of the week and brok
out quite a patch Of ground back {
the store building and where the
will pass a part OF their time KILN
bugs off of melon and pumpkin an
'ta1er and such kind of vines.
After services at the Evangelic
church, in the Station, Rev. j. Writ
will drive up to Viola Center whe
he will deliver a sermon IN the eve
ing. The Evangelical people have
class up there but as yet they have
regular preacher and our ministers s
and preach for them every week
two.
There letters in the Hamlin pos
Office for the following persons who
no person seems to know One
Chas. Alexander, mailed at Redgat
Iowa: a second for Miss Martha Bull
in care Of Albert Strom, mailed
Joice, Iowa; and a third for Miss 90
Hansen, mailed at Emmons, MINI
sofa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley l1ensley ha
broken up housekeeping, down
Extra, they have stored their GOO
and Mrs. Hensley is at the home
her parents, Uncle Mace Gill and wi
where she will remain while her h,
band goes down into the great Sou
West aid seeks pot where to bu
a new Aome.
We are glad to note that Crane
Coolrod has so far recovered from
late attack of illness as to be out