Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-03-29
Hanlin :

Mrs. Tom Lohner, of Extra, was
up visiting her relation at the Hans
Miller home, one day this week.
Charles Gill came up from Extra,
Monday, and passed the night at the
home of his grandpa. Mace Gill.
Miss Rose Tyler returned from Il
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. p. TYLER, out at Council Blutia, on
Saturday.
The school over at Ola Hamlin,
will commence on neXt Monday
morning with Miss Grace Stanley
as the teacher.
Chris Andersen, the clerk at the
P. j. Juhl store in the Station, is
expecting his sister to arrive direct
from Europe in a few days.
p. j. Juhl received a stock of
'Busy Bee photograph records
Tuesday morning and now they have
music at the Hamlin store all the
day.
Uncle Mace Gill and his good wife
are both reported as being confined
to their /, eds at their home near the
Station, and are being cared for by
their daughter AMI grand daughter.
Miss Rosells Rice, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ii arm Rice, who is attend
ing school up in Audubon, wen. to
that city Tuesday morning to resume
her studies.
Miss Dagmar Miklesen, who had
been up at Audubon for few days
doing some sewing at the home OF
Doctor and Mrs. Childs, returned to
the Station last Saturday eve.
win Settlemire has engaged to
pillow, to sow, to reap and to NOV
for Ralph Stanley the coming season
while Ralph continues to carry the
mail on Rural Route, No. l, running
out east from Hamlin.
The Misses Rose, Lavina and Cora
Tyler, who owned fiue farm, nine
miles east from Audubon in Mel
willie township, disposed Of their
possessions one day this week, re-
ceivlng about seventy dollars an acre
for the land.
Clarence Dohart, who came up
here from Kansas few days ago,
cali I'D by the sickness of his child
rem, has decided not to return to the
Suntl over state and will work for
Abe Andersen on the fam next
year.
Harm Rice, whose home is south
east of the Station, enjoyed visit
from his brother, who resides down
at Low Moor in Clinton county, a
few days last week, which was the
first time they had nat for several
moons.
The condition of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Miller's boy, at the Station, re-
mains about the same, although Dr.
Childs, of Audubon, who is attend
ing the case, reported slight change
for the better when he was. dowr
Tuesday morning.
Some one has sent a letter to the
Station addressed to the P. Nj Rob-
erts Company, Cooperative, bat
failed to write the place it is to be
sent to. Ii the owner would come
in and write the city and state on it.
they will be more apt to get it.
Emil Tvenstrup, the barber At the
station, wen down to Extra on Mon
day, was examined by the physician
as to his eligibility to Join the Dan.
ish Brotherhood lodge in that city
and expects to go down again or
April lth aud become q member Of
that body.
Mr.. Arden Shelley will begin
teaching school in district number
two, just north Of the Station, mex
Monday morning. His brother
Russell Shelley, will also begir
teaching school the same dav, down
at number five, two mile south from
the Station.
Merchant p. j. Juel and his clerk
Chris Andersen, have been busy tn
past week getting their stock o
goods Strengthened and put upol
the shelf and by the time the sui
shines and dries up the sea of mud
they will be ready to wait upon you
whenever you cali.
j. G. johnson, the jolly hardwar
dealer at this place, and his wifi
went out to Elk Horn one day las
weak to visit relatives and friends
The storm came on and while the,
were not snow bound, they wer
mud staid, SO could not get hom
until the middle part of the week
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