Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-03-04
Gray Department.

Gray Department.
New boy at James Fosters.
Banker Wiley is convalescing.
Politics makes strange bed fellows.
NJ. D. Crows baby is under the
weather.
Young Geo. Gray and John O'Leary |
have left here.
John French is hulling clover with
Marcus Kneeland.
Frank Gray has refused $4,000 per
acre for his farm home.
John Barger has moved into the
Ross house south of town.
Jim Aikman will move this week
to the old Shelley farm in Cameron.
John S. Lacy will appear before
the board of pension examiners soon.
Elmer Ellis, our new harness max
er, Sundayed with his parents at Au-
dubon.
Joe Leonard is again moving back,
he will live on the McMichael land in
Cameron.
A Constable from Audubon was on
our streets Saturday night but the
boys were gone.
John Ayers returned from Larland
where he has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Win Browning.
Miss Pearl Audas was at Glidden
last week assisting her cousin, Mrs.
Gregg, in her new home.
The Ross merchant, j. F. Luse,
passed through our town last week.
Business ahead, you bet.
If a man ever needs to put on airs
it is when he is boarding at hotel
with no money in his pocket.
Corn and hay goes from our terri
] tory to Ross, from there to be shipped
f, through our town to market.
Maggie Graham, sister to Mae
Bowman, died in Chicago last week
and was inferred at Vail, Iowa.
AT our school election Monday q
director will be elected and the ques-
tion of free text books decided.
Miss Lathrop, Mrs. Hayden, Dora
Shredder and Fannie Welty were Wis
iting our high school last week.
Miss Lathrop, who has made an
extended visit here, returned to her
home at Ralston, Iowa, Saturday.
Chas. Rodgers, that bright young
clerk at the Hotel Benson, made his
parents visit at Manning Sunday.
JEwELRY REPAIRED.-Leave order.
at tho Gray Pharmacy for repair o.
clocks, watches or any kind of jewelry
Miss Mary Dykes returned to hel
Oklahoma home last week. Mary has
been making her parents an extended
visit.
Mr.. Randles returned from Nebras
ka where he has been in attendance
on sick sister who died while b,
was there.
A pleasant party of young people
assembled and enjoyed the evening a
NJ. E. Greenlee's, who soon expect t
leave here.
April lst that jolly liveryman Billy
Butler will leave us. The thought o
Billy leaving us is unpleasant, but hi
will make friends wherever he goes
Jay Gould and Vanderbilt Briden.
stine are finishing their winter school
ing at the Valley in Cameron, tn
term at their own school having eX
pred.
Protracted meeting were discontin
; ued in order that Rev. Hayden nigh
, begin another series of meetings a
B0tna. The effort here was devoid o
interest.
How thankful this town ought t
be, although dudes are numerous, ye
not one of them parts his hair in tn
middle or resorts to tricks of the sim
pile minded.
Chas. Rutt and Bertha BorskosI
were married Friday. These youn
German people are held in high es
TEEN and the best wishes Of our pee
pie are extended.
Our election passed off quietly. W
j. Audas was elected Mayor, Hor
John Benson, Sir Albert Coome'
Baron Chas. Wilson, Councilmel
Rev. Fl. B. Shelley, Recorder; Lor
Gray and Earl Moller, Dictators.
Lincoln Lodge Coming Men {
America was organized here last Tues