Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-04-01
Gray Department.

Gray Department.
Sammy Newell will ride the K. P.
goat in April.
George Gray Jr., returned from
Carson Monday.
Court is now adjourned and the
wanderers will soon return.
Implements are being bought by
the farmers very fast the last few
days.
Geo. P. Wiley was taking in the
sights at Audubon and Brayton last
week.
Respectable repairs are being put
on Scoolhouse No. 6, Lincoln, this
season.
Tommy Dustin of the JOURNAL
family was an over night visitor here
Tuesday.
Prof. W. H. Lancelot and Miss
Belle Lancelot were Audubon visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. James Crow is spending few
days at Walnut looking after his
Turning interests.
Miss Belle Lancelot will teach
room No. 2, in the Audubon schools
during the next school year.
Miss Alta Crow of the Audubon
High School Sundayed with friends
and relatives here last Sabbath.
A nice line of wall paper, paints,
kalsomine and other decorative ar
ticles at our neat little drug store.
Frank Buckner shipped car of
hogs, and his brother Ham shipped
car of cattle all to Chicago Saturday.
Mr.. Stahl of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
adjuster for the Farmers Insurance
Go. was doing business here Monday.
w. H. Lancelot went to Council
Bluffs Wednesday to attend meeting
of the Southwestern Iowa Teachers
Association.
Joe Wolfe cleaned the Arnold we'll
north of town. John Greenlee can
now enjoy cool drink from the old
oaken bucket.
A dainty little party of girls spent
an evening with Doliie Audas last
week. The occasion was Miss Dol
lies eighth birthday.
Miss Myra Crow is very obliging
and courteous clerk in our postoffice.
She is asking and receiving signatures
to petition as postmaster.
Mrs. Nedrow, an old time resident
of this city, but now of Harrington,
Nebraska, will return to this place
and take up her residence.
) On account Of la grippe Mrs. John
Crow was unable to teach our young
ideas of the primary department last
! week. Mr.. Crow tanghtir place.
Isl
ing c.
leave thel
f April.
our So
| job. ii from his
a Alaska ~ and reports cold
in paying ...antities. He thought 1t
strange that he did not meet an Au-
dubon man while he was gone.
The Y. P. S. G. E. had
n social" here last Friday. A
, per the collection box shove
Considering the state of the,
and the financial stringency I
8 considered success.
Sam Garmire was in town
day and as usual was explaining
9 methods that saved many dolla,
| 10
economist and mans political q,
clivities makes no difference whe.
county patronage is to be distributed.
Our former townsman, Sylvester
AIRY, and Mrs. Roseman were married
4 at Audubon Wednesday last. We
20 extend congratulations to these good
20 people, wishing them smooth sailing
through the turbulent ocean Of life
with safe anchorage in the beautiful
!. haven of rest.
:. The Lacy horses, six in number
n seized by Mr.. Young of Manning for
y delinquent rent will be sold at
sheriff's sale on the premises April
r, II. This again examplifies the error
ot OF youth; Mr.. Lacy being young
le man, all he had in the world but his
l. body and breeches are ameniab}e for
his debts.
l. Through an error in not informing
l. the head Office of an additional loan
a. being put on the estate of James Fos-
* ter, Mr.. Stshl the adjuster for the
it Farmers Insurance Company of Cedar
Rapids could not settle Mr.. Foster 8
great loss of his dwelling and con-
tents, until he conferred with the
a. company. We hope this will not
ID void his policy as this was an honor
9. able loss and Mr.. Foster needs the
D. money.
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