Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1892-05-12
Gray Gleanlngs.

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ranch.
Grant Lancelot visited at home last
Sunday.
NJ. NJ. Kennels visited at Audubon
over Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Hefin visited in Gray
last Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Emma and Mary Shoemaker
visited in Manning one day last week.
Michael O'Leary is working for Prof.
French on his fine farm four miles east
of town.
Miss Allie Smith, the music teacher
from Manning, visit with Miss Jennie
Lewis last Sunday.
ID. Fray has been working for o.
b. Francisco in the Green Bay Lumber
yard for the last two weeks.
o. 3. Francisco is having an addition
built to his house. Jim luton, the
boss carpenter, is doing the work.
Miss Lillian OFT visited at her home
in Audubon last Saturday remaining
for the entertainment Saturday night.
TT. Spilker and family are visiting
their many friends in Gray and vicinity,
We are glad to see Tom on our streets
once more.
Mrs. Harry Travis departed for Poca
hontas county last week to join her
husband who has been there for about
two weeks.
The many friends of George Lacy
will be pleased to hear that he is gradu-
ally recovering under the treatment of
DIR. Brooks.
Geo. Gray, Jr., is tending the grain
Office during the absence of Hans Han
sen. We think George will be quite a
successful business man.
We wonder who it was enjoying
themselves on the church porch last
Saturday evening. Evidently some
one who lacked experience.
Miss Blanche Hardenbrook, who
teaches the Valley school, visited at her
home in Extra over last Sunday. Miss
Libbie Lewis welded the rod until her
return.
J.J. Kittell visited at home few
days last week. He evidently found
Gray town" too lively for him and after
only few days visit he departed for
No-one knows where.
The fourth Sunday since Easter lis
past and we are glad to say the old sign
is still prevalent of Easter Sunday rain.
The streets are so thoroughly soaked as
to keep everybody housed.
Grandma Pier, who has been lying at
the point of death, is thought to be i'm
proving under the skillful treatment of
DR.. Brooks. Her many friends are
glad to hear of her recovery.
We are sorry to learn that DR.. Beers
is in critical condition. DR.. Williams,
of Manning, who has been attending
him, is doubtful of his recovery. Our
heartiest sympathies are extended to
the family.
II. +. Hansen and wife departed fol
Denmark last week. h. e. Audas and
daughter will occupy their house unit
their return In about four months, We
wish them a pleasant visit and hope fol
their speedy return.
Gray has been very fortunate in get
ting good teachers for the publ;
schools. Miss Nora OLeary is teach
ing her third term and Miss Lillian OF
her second at this place. Both give
splendid satisfaction.
The teachers of the Gray Schools have
organized two literary societies which
will give public entertainments altern
ate Friday afternoons. This is goOt
thing as it creates an interest among
the pupils and encourages outsiders
to visit the school.
DIR. Brooks is again attending tn
patients about Gray. We are yer,
glad to see the Doctor about again a
this is his first visit to Gray since hi
recent illness. Although he is still
compelled to walk with cane we trus
that he will soon be able to be aboa
again without that article.
Grandpa Altman who has bee
afflicted with la grippe is still ailinl
!. His many friends of Gray and vicinit
t hope for his recovery. Although he
in his eightieth year, yet he was Away
6 hale ahd hearty until he was attacke
with la grippe, from which time h
6 has been very feeble.
We saw in the last weeks issue
y the Advocate that Nora" had bee
purchasing millinery goods, but OWN
n to the number of "Noras" in ar
q around Gray, it of course aroused oil
curiosity as to WHICH one was mean
e However, we are good at guessing al
lie if anyone is still ain the dark" and w
Is call upon the writer, she will be glad
give them information.
ut May baskets were all the rage for
ne few days last week. We understaI
ne that Gray has one at least (poet
poetess) Several of our young peop
ne received lovely May baskets, which co
NJ tanned equally as nice poetry, of whi'
W the following is sample:
ld had hard work 10 hang this,
no A climbing up the stairs,
10 But III hope for compensation
When am Mrs, Ayers.
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