Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-03-28
GRAY GOSSIP.

j. Kittell is still travelling.
S. J. Barger was in Audubon We'd
nesday.
AL Ayers drove down to Audubon,
Monday.
James Crow was up to Manning
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Wakefield was in Audi
bon Tuesday.
Scarlet fever is reported in the Lewis
and Corner families.
Fred Nelson, from Manning, was in
town Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Benson, brother of John Ben
son, is visiting in the city.
Us. Lacey was attending to bust
ness in Audubon Tuesday.
Alex. Morgan's place has been quar-
antined on account of scarlet fever.
Several of our young people made
visit to Gray's ranch Sunday evening.
A fine line of Banquet stoves and
ranges for sale at Greenwaldt & Gro
teluschen.
Scarlet fever scare is subsiding, the
recent cases prove to be light form
of Dutch measels.
John Campbell wife and baby visited
over Sunday with Mrs. Campbell's
parents in Audubon.
Mr.. Steers and Mr.. Clark have both
been released from quarantine as no
new cases are reported there.
Quite number of the farmers have
commenced seeding while some are
still holding off, waiting for rain.
We are putting on metropolitan airs
we have a daily newsboy who sells pap,
ers at two cents each, he is well patron
lied.
Greenwaldt & GrotelGschen have
purchased a driving team which with
their new "Izzer" buggy makes very
nice turn out.
Farming commenced in earnest this
week, few are complaining about the
continued drought which of course is
still deplorable.
Mr.. Hepp, father of our postmaster
was very sick one day last week. We
are glad to report him considerable
better at present
Several families south east of town
have been quarantined and a number
of young people here "feel sad and
lonely" ever since.
Frank Slough, who for some time
has been troubled with disease Of the
eye, left Wednesday for Oskaloosa to
consult specialist.
Greenwaldt & Groteluschen have
their warehouse about completed Civ
ing them ample room to display their
large stock of farm machinery.
Gus. Fosbeck shipped car load of
hogs Saturday. Gus pays the highest
market price for stock and Consequent
ly receives large number of hogs and
cattle.
Louis GrOteluschen while working on
his warehouse, came in contact with a
falling board. He replaced the cuticle,
which used to be on his nose, with a
court plaster.
Utopia 16l, I. o. o. F., is very busy
now days installing new members,
they are giving reduced rates for a sea
son and many good men are taking
advantage Of it.
Pete Audas and John Baldwin the
renowned western scouts, have beer
heard from, they are in Wyoming and
all they lack to return to Graytown il
money and grass.
Oar municipal officials are doing
nicely in organizing our little town
there is now a much needed movement
to organize an independent school dis
tric$, let the good work go on.
Mr.. Lancelot will soon return soutl
with party of land seekers, he is nov
prepared to grant cheap rates to all ex
cursionists going south with him, also
to rebate railway fare to purchasers
He has quite colony of Audubon
county people down there.
Movers are getting settled. Jim Bar
rack has gone to the Replogle farm
Art Potter has gone to Linden, Mrs
Altman has returned to her farm in
Lincoln township, Shelley has moved
into Mrs. Aikman's house, HALEY has
stored his goods, and Masters has gone
to the Lovers Retreat for reeuperation