Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-08-01
GRAY.

w. w. Perine was down to Audubon
Monday.
Miss Wiley, of Chicago, is visiting at
her cousins George P. Wiley.
Gus Forsbeck shipped to car load OF
stock to Chicago Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Andas went to Audubon
Tuesday to visit with friends.
Miss Smith, of Manning, was visit
ing the Misses Lewis Tuesday.
Mrs. Lancclot and Mrs. Audas visited
with Mrs. Gregg, of Manning, Thurs.
day.
James Crow drove down to Walnut
Saturday to look after his farms down
there.
Misses Myra Crow and Pearl Audas
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Murphy.
Greenwaldt Sc Groteluschen put in a
fine Buckeye force pump for Frank
Mclaughlin Monday.
H. b. Shelley, Gus Forsbeck and H.
B. Kennels were elected directors for
the independent district of Gray,
Thursday.
Our merchants are all putting in a
large line of goods and farmers will
find it to their advantage to come to
Gray to trade.
Greenwaldt Il Groteluschen have q
sample of the celebrated Studebaker
wagon set up which you ought to see
before buying wagon.
Rev. Wikwire is circulating paper
for subscriptions to build a United
Brothers church in Gray. The plans
are already down and it will be beau
tiful building and an ornament to the
town.
Mr.. Evans, of Decatur, ILL.,, father
of Mrs. Wiley is in the city visiting his
daughter. Mr.. Evans expressed him.
self as well pleased with Audubon
county. ..
1 The sold Folks Concert" which had
to be postponed on account OF the
quarantine last spring. will be given
at the N. E. church Saturday evening,
August 10. .....
Rev. Elliott delivered his farewell
sermon Sunday evening and expects to
leave for his future home in California
about Thursday. Rev. Carr, of Car.
roll, will fill the vacancy caused by
Rev. ElliOt's resignation.
A number of young people spent
Tuesday evening with MIR. and Mrs.
Wiley and their cousin Miss Wiley, of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley are
adopts at entertaining and a most de-
lightful evening was passed.
A bountiful rain fell Sunday night
and Monday morning which assures a
large corn crop. With the crop of
small grain already harvested and the
bright prospects for corn everybody
with clean conscience and without
corns ought to be happy.
Mission Sunday will be celebrated at
the German Lutheran church four
miles southwest of town next Sunday
with services both in the morning and
and afternoon. Everybody interested
in the cause of home or foreign mis-
sion is invited to be present.
The democrats of Lincoln township
held their caucus at the Center school
house Tuesday, and selected the follow
ing delegates: Messrs. Craney, Bro
koski, Albert Polzine, Fred Polzine,
Hepp, Cooms and Mohler. For leaders
in lost cause they bear up very well,
A great deal of time and pains is be,
ing spent on making the "Old Felix's
Concert" the greatest social event OF
the season. The singers, fifteen in
number, will appear in costumes of one
hundred years ago, and besides the
musical treat that will afford an oppor.
tunity of comparing the style of a CEN
fury ago with the style of the new
women"
! A gentleman who is canvassing Cam
eron township for the necessary 65 pei
cent. under the Mulct law, was in oul
city Tuesday. A large number of oul
citizens, although opposed to prohibi
ton under the present working of the
law, declare that they would not sign
| a petition to establish the saloons In
Audubon county. The Mulct law does
not seem very popular and will, nc
doubt, be short lived.
KiMBALLTON.
| Martin Christensen COMMANDED