Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-26
Gray Department.

Gray Department.
Miss Hayden is again sufferer.
James Crow is doing business at
Walnut.
John Crow and wife are visiting
friends at Beulah.
Cal Law is building up quite
business at his billiard parlors.
Joe Wolfe and family went over to
Brushy plumming last Sunday.
Rev. Hayden returned Wednes lay
from his business trip to Ralston.
Grant Lancelot commenced the fall
term in the Foster district, Monday.
w. H. and X. G. Lancelot were
business visitors at the Hub Friday.
Mics Bertha Shelley is visiting her
friends at Dale City, Guthrie county.
Grace and Jim Cameron visited
over Sunday with relatives in Extra.
Mrs. John Campbell's two sisters
from Audubon are visiting her this
week.
Miss Nellie Crow and Edna Beers
drove to Carroll last Tuesday to visit
friends.
George Woods, of Manning, accom-.
panied his father here last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Beers brought home fine
globe of gold fish as present to her
daughter, Edna.
That little wheel took reel across
the street, cabump; into the ditch,
then hitch. Lewie lost stitch
Miss Mollie Detwiler
Anna French will star
Falls Normal Schor
Miss Grace Fl
Hardy, of Dedhau., +.
Mrs. Isaac Thompson for few days.
The Misses Pearl Audas, Belle Lam
celot and Jennie Swiger are enjoying
few dayswith their cousins at Glid-
den.
Mrs. Ayers and granddaughter and
Ethel Browning, from over in Mel
vile, are visiting AL. and Jina this
week.
If those weeds that are SO prolific
are not subdued the Marshal will
cause the Street Commissioner, to be
arrested.
Mrs. Christensen entertained gay
company of young people in honor of
her niece, Miss Clara Mandell, from
Nebraska. -
A goodfsized audience was atthe
church s day evening to hear Rev.
Wood erly effort in expounding
the g
Al, afflicted son, of JohA
Gamer south Lincoln townshi p,
sacnt very low and his recov-
cry is doubtful.
Miss Edna Beers is in the country
visiting her school Innate and frier'
Miss Nellie Crow. All, but thse
girls will enjoy themselves.
Friday of this week all all-day ho-
illness meeting will be held at the
Aikman school house to be conduct
ed byRev. Day and other divines.
George Scott, Mr.. George Spencer
and Supervisor w. d. Stanley, passed
through here last Monday for weeks
outing on the shores of Wall Lake.
Prosperity has at last struck Uto-
pia Lodge, No. 161, l. O. o. F.
New members recorded last week: L..
II. Billick, daughter; Samuel Keat,
a daughter.
The hum of the thresher is heard
far and near and proclalms to the hus-
bandman that prosperity is here.
With thanks to our Father in heaven
we garner the harvest.
Mrs. Doctor Beers returned to her
cozy home Friday after six weeks
outing with relatives and friends at
her old home in Jasper county. The
Doctor is again among US.
Elmer Audas, jay Lancelot, How
ard Kittell, with camping equip
ments; guns, ammunition, bedding and
other necessities hied away to the
Watson Grove for little taste of
camp life.
Our school house is being put in a
more healthy condition preparatory
to commencing the fall term which
will start with the ringing of the bell
on Monday, September 9Th, w. H.
Lancelot at the helm.
Charles McLachlin and AL. Ayers
spent an enjoyable time with Win
Browning and family, over in Mel
vile, last week. Win used to live in
these parts and will ever be remem-
bered for his entertaining qualities.
The fall term of the Aikman school
will commence Monday, September
5, Miss Jennie Andrews, of Manila,
teacher. Miss Andrews taught the