Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-31
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M Onday.
Anthony Davis and family were
pretty seriously affected by the
lagrippe, the first of the week.
Mrs. George Morey, over east OF
the Station, is still great sufferer of
neuralgia or some kindred disease.
C. r. Parnham, on section 81, Mel
vile township, will have public
sale on Monday, February 4, 1901.
Hi Wilson is busying himself just
now by Smelling and hauling l 1900
of corn to the elevator at the Station
Willis Grace was at the Station,
Tuesday, on his way out to look at
the farm now occupied by A. j. Story
and family.
On account of the prevalent dis
ease, the revival meetings and Sunday
school at Old Hamlin have been dis
continued for time.
Mark Butterton was at Extra, Mon
day, arranging to have public sale
on Thursday, February IA, 1901, and
calling upon his friends.
Miss Lille Wirth, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Wirth, was taken i'll, last
Sunday evening, with something that
closely resembled lung fever.
Will Clark and wife and the new
baby were over at the Station, last
Sunday, and ate dinner with his par
ents, Grandpa G. w. Clark and wife.
Mrs. Theo. Emery, who is here Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Barns,
was struggling with severe attack
Of the lagrippe, the first OF the week.
Harry Percy and James Crees drove
down near Extra, last Thursday, and
attended the sale of Chris Miller's, on
the old Billy Sickles farm, near that
place.
Some candidates will receive the
rite of baptism according to the usages
of the Evangelical people at the
church, in the Station, next Sunday
evening.
Grandpa Clark got rid of one more
of those troublesome cancers that con-
tinue to harrass HIM, this week,
which he reached up and plucked
from the side of his face.
Albert Pratton returned from a
visit with his father out in Nebraska,
the last part of the week, and tells us
that himself and family will shortly
move out to that country,
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Stanley and their two daughters, the
Misses Grace and Maggie Stanley,
were at Extra doing some shopping
and visiting with friends.
The populace around the Station
turned out en- masse, last Saturday,
and went up to Audubon and were
vaccinated and NOW they have all in
clination to "scratch around"
The Blue Grass creamery will be
represented at the coming Farmers
Institute and Buttermaker Fred Heile-
man will prepare a tub Of that eX-
cellent butter to go into the contest
with.
Mr.. Fred Genung is just now as
sisting Butlermaker Fred Heileman,
at the Blue Grass creamery. Mr..
Genung is anapt scholar and we doubt
not will make first class butter
worker.
Rev. E. Dickinson arrived at the
Station, the last part Of the week. and
proceeded at once to the Presby terian
church a, Old Hamin, where he was
to help Rev. Raglan conduct revival
meetings.
Mr.. Seth Hertzell, the Sage OF
Greeley township, returned, Tuesday
morning, from Chicago, where he
had been with carload OF sheep
which he disposed Of to his entire
satisfaction.
The last part of the week Mrs j. Z
Moore will 60 down to the old home
at Burlington. Iowa, where she will
join nine of her brothers and sisters
and they will then join in a grand
family reunion.
The many friends of Miss Lille
Spencer will be glad to know thai
her severe illness, mentioned last
week, was only temporary and tina
she is again steadily marching along
the road to perfect health.
Henry Young and his two sons
Harold and Edwin, were a, Extra
Saturday, with a load of poultry
which they disposed of to Frank Cav!
IL Co. and then stood around a few
minutes and watched business hum.
The quarterly meetings Of thu
Evangelical association will be hel(
at the Station, Fairview school hous'
and Champion Hill beginning Frida.
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