Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-03-15

j. w. Phipps is building one OF
those big red barns on farm over back
of the station.
w. T. Copeland east Of the station
held public sale this week and we
understand will move to Audubon
to reside.
There will be services in the Dan
ish Lutheran church at this station
next Sunday at the hour of half past
two O'Clock.
Station Agent, Elmer Pigg, and a
lady friend, ate dinner last Sunday
over at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Heileman.
E.Alfred Miller from Extra was in
Hamlin, Monday, visiting with his
brother Hans Miller, and helping
care for his sick nephew.
Henry johnson from out at Elk
Horn wasat the station part of this
week visiting his cousin, j. C. John
son, our jolly hardware and imple-
ment dealer.
Misses Eta Spencer and Margaret
Seibert were over Sunday guests of
Miss Etta's sister, Mrs. Frank Hop
ley, just east of this place, on the
George r. Spencer farm.
George Gill was some way mixed
up in runaway one day this week,
and came hauling the broken buggy
to our village and took it to the
blacksmith shop for repairs.
Miss Lora Wells from Bear Grove
in Guthrie county is over this way on
a visit to her sister Mrs. Tom Mar
deson who runs the William Walker
farm south Of the station about three
miles.
The Blue Grass Creamery shipped
out thirty-fve tubs of butter from
the Station on Thursday evening,
which is an increase of seven or
eight tubs over the output of last
week.
There was gathering of friends
at the hotel at this station, which is
conducted by Ole Olsen on Monday
night and those assembled were treat
ed to some very fine violin music by
Mr.. Larsen, who boards there.
The Misses Rose and Vina Tyler
went to the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Tyler, out at
Council Bluffs one day this week.
Mrs. Tyler has been very i'll for some
time past, although the lady was re-
ported better the first of the week.
Fred Bonneson, our village black
smith, dressed up fine last SUNDAY
morning and went out to Kimballton
where he passed the day with par
ticular friend, this together with the
fact that the Garnett house in this
town was being repaired looks
mighty suspicious aud we fear our
good friend is contemplating going
over among the benedicts.
The eight year old boy OF Mr.. and
Mrs. III ms Miller at Hamlin station
was very sick lad the past few days
with something like typhoid fever.
Miss Miller skilled nurse from Coun.
Gil Bluffs arrived here Sunday noon
aud her careful nursing together with
the watchful care of DR.. Childs of
Audubon worked a decided change
for the better and the patient was
said to be doing nicely on Tuesday
forenoon.
Hans Christensen of the firm of
johnson & Christensen of this station
was twenty seven years old last Fri
day and that evening large lumber
of his relatives gathered at his home
to help him celebrate the event in
proper style. Mr.. Larsen who works
in the harnes shop for Hans Miller,
was present and lntervined the oc-
cassion with some excellent violin
music. Mr.. Larsen is an expert on
the violin he having played for seven
teen years in the orchestra at the
Opera house in Cedar Falls.
The members of the Hamlin town
ship school board met at the Center
school house, Monday, but at once
adjourned to meet again next Mon.
day. There is new law, which
is soo' o take effect, which says
tina, ne old school directors,
VIII, re elected last year in
Marc st hold office until next
July MS cylinder mixcombabbil-
ates' gs for some of the new di-
rectors sd already hired teachers;
but nov ley must stand aside, and
let the old directors hire them.