Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-12

enCal nome near AGldHllC eONeE Duu.
day.
Charley Miller's family east of Old
Ham)in are down with the measels
now.
Alec Mcclure returned last Sunday
from trip out to the rail road camp
near Harlan.
Miss Rose Mcclure is staying at the
home of her brother Will this week
while he is away on business.
Jes Nissen, one-half mile west of
town is putting up double corn
crib thlrty-two feet in length.
James White, residing five miles
northeast of town has three cases of
measles in his family all bed-fast.
John Cook is boring deep we'll
for John Moore and will soon be in
town to do some work for parties.
Chris Nelson, of Kimballton had
carload of pumps and windmills on
the switch to unload last Tuesday.
Hamlin Markets on Tuesday:-C Corn
SOC, wheat SIC, oats sic, creamery
butter &c, country butter lie, eggs
lac.
Mrs. N. E. Crane, south of town,
was confined to her bed last Monday
and Tuesday with sudden indisposi-
ton.
The old Hamlln public school has
been closed on account of so many of
the pupils being sick with the
measels.
The Kimballton Lumber Company
were unloading carload of lumber
at the station on Tuesday for their
yards at Kimballton.
Mrs. Geo Gerard was called out
east few miles to the home of S. A.
Heath to attend to Mrs. Heath who
is reported as being quite i'll.
The Childrens' Day service will be
observed at the old Hamlin Presby-
terrain church next Sabbath, June Is,
at eight O'Clock. SUPT.
Don't purchase your harvesting out
fit until you see what we carry in the
way of Deering goods.
JOHNSON & Christensen.
VIM MCGUIRE went to Omaha with
car of hogs for Pete Nelson on Mon
day and stopped at Nicola on his re-
turn to try and purchase store there.
An Audubon Physician was out
east to Henery RABIES residence the
first of the week, some of the child
rem being quite ill with the measles.
w. r.. Edmondson and family, OF
Audubon, were visiting last Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Crane three miles south of this town
One of Mrs. S. A. Boice's children
is still quite sick with measles and
under doctors care at the home OF
Mrs. George Spencer at Old Hamlin
Tom Bruhn hauled out grain and
was weighing it for the Counsel.
man & Co. elevator company this
week for the transfer to the new man
agement.
The M. E. Childrens' Day exercise,
at the old Hamlin church have beer
postponed indefinitely on account O.
the epidemic of measles i'll that neigh.
borhood.
Fred Heilman was at Extra OF
Wednesday laying in a supply of tub.
for his creamery, the agents of tn,
tub factories being in sessiont here on
that day.
A. S. Blasdel, auditor of the eleva.
tor company, who has been in charg,
here since Percy went away, has now
gone to Gowrie, Iowa to installa new
agent there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark were ENJOYING
the country air and watching t b
growing crops last week out east O
town, out on visit 10 the home O
their son Robert
A cloud burst out near the cream
cry west of town is reported as hav
ing taken place last Saturday evening
washing out crops and filling cellars
on the lowlands.
j. Fl. Jones was in Extra last week
one day interviewing an Insurance.
adjuster in regards to the payment o
insurance on a S25 steer killed by
lightning the night before.
Uncle Jimmy Bell is back iron
Rome, New York where he under
went an operation for cancer on hi
neck. He is now at the home Of hi
brother, j. H. Bell, in Extra.
George Gill comes to the front thi
week with a sale of % hogs made tt
Pete Nelson. The hogs weighed 613'
pounds and George carried h m
$410.04 as the result Of the sale,
G. L. Miller, east Of town, was her
the first of the week leaving a goot
order for binding Irvine. He report
the prospects fine for good crop o
small grain in his section of the town
ship.