Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
GRAY GOSSIP.

Get READY lOI tHc UllLLdIu.
W.. Lancelot went to Carroll Mon
day.
Mayor Kennels was in Audubon Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher were visit
ing at John Polzin's Sunday.
Gus Forsbeck and Jim luton drove
down to Audubon Saturday.
E. NJ. Funk, of the Manning MOni-
tor, was in the city Thursday.
Walter Audas returned from PoWe-
shiek county Saturday evening.
Mr.. Mulloy. of Alliance, Nebraska,
is visiting in this neighborhood.
Miss Dennis, of Audubon, has been
visiting with Miss Florence CARRIER.
Jas. Grow was confined to his room
several days with severe cold.
Chas. Rogers, of Manning, was Wis
iting friends and relatives in Gray last
week.
Miss Belle Lancelot visited over Sun
day with Miss Robinson of Cameron
township.
Miss Blanche Hardenbrook, of Extra,
is making her friends, the Misses Lew
is, a visit.
James Lockard, of Manning, was in
the city last Thursday and stayed for
the masquerade dance.
Walter Wakefield, who has been
working for the Green Bay Lumber
Company at Irwin, is at home again.
E. Storey was in town the other day
posting bills for his sale. Mr.. Storey
expects to 60 to Montana in the spring.
Farmers in the vicinity of Audubon
should remember that our dealers al
ways have large supply of coal on
hand.
The streets of Gray were crowded
with teams Saturday and made one
think of the good old times when crops
were plenty.
Rev. Wickwire, assisted by Rev. FL
hett of Manning will conduct series of
meetings at the NJ. E. church commenc-
ing Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Smith have re-
turned, after visit of several weeks
with their children in Kansas. The old
people are looking well.
Carrie Copeland, Miss Welsch, Cert
rude Basham and Blanche Harden
brook, of Extra, attended the associa-
tion meeting held here Saturday.
Notices are posted for the town cleo
ton, but we will move, that the rules
be suspended and that the present in
cumbents hold over, and save the cost
of another election.
John, John, take down those bills of
sale that hang around in the business
houses, it looks bad to see the town
published in this manner. We refer to
those hieroglyphics done up in bundles.
Gus Forsbeck went to Chicago again
Saturday night with stock. MIR. FOrs-
beck is a "rustler" when it comes to
gathering in the pigs and cows, in fact
Gray town would be dead without him.
Superintendent Repass makes
friends wherever he goes up this way.
We consider him the hardest working
county official in Audubon county, and
should be reelected without descent.
ing vote.
At the caucus held in Stuart's grain
office Tuesday evening the following
candidates were nominated: H. B.
Kennels, mayor; G. II. Wilson, recorder;
James Crow, treasurer; Walter Wake
field, assessor; H. B. Shelley, f. c..
Hepp, L. q. MOller, Geo. Z. Wiley,
John POlzin and Albert Cooms, coun-
cilmen.
The Old Folks Concert under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor
will give one of the grandest entertain
ments here soon that any country ever
witnessed, original and unique in every
particular. 1t will make your sides
sore with laughter to again witness
''The days of yore," as will be here pro-
duced.
The EndeavOr society will give q So
Cial in the M. E. church Saturday even
ing, to which everybody is invited.
The committee consist Of ladies and
gentleman who win do their best 20
make it pleasant and entertaining for
all. The following is the program:
Quizzical hours; progressive ghosts;
topic party; fine art loan collection.
Our Teachers Association convened
here last Saturday and considering the
general health of the country, it was
well attended, many from the east
would have been here, but for the cpl
demic of scarlet fever that is in that
portion. The attendance from Extra
was creditable and the dear girls made
quite an impression on the "Still young
man."