Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-08-05
Gray Department.

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Miss Nettie Walker was shopping
at Audubon Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Thompson and son Orlie,
are visiting at Dedham.
NJ. E. Jenkins was doing business
at Templeton Thursday.
Miss Corla Corner is having an in
teresting time with neuralgia.
NJ. d. Grow has cut 1876 acres of
grain for himself and neighbors this
season.
Miss Pearl Audas was detained
| from Normal tins week on account of
sickness.
Hite Packard and family were visit
ing Clark Swiger and family near
Manning Sunday last.
Ice cream and blizzard cold pop on
hand at the drug store every Satur-
day afternoon and evening.
At this writing all the small grain
crop is cut, and while many are
stacking some are threshing.
w. II. Lancelot left last Sunday for
Council Bluffs to attend the meeting
of the educators of Western Iowa.
Elmer Audas was severely poisoned
with foul weeds in deep hole in our
creek where boys occasionally battle.
Geoege P. Wiley has had his
buggy newly painted which adds
much to its appearance and preserva-
ton.
John Lewis, of the firm of Lewis
u Graw, at Manning, was visiting
his parents, over in Cameron, last
Sunday.
| B. c. Brookfield was mingling
with his numerous Audubon friends
Friday connecting business with
pleasure.
Mr.. Wiley is suffering with lum-
hegc or some kindred disease, which
causes him much ANNOYANCE, as we'll
as misery.
e Tom Lewis finished his business at
t. Waverly, Iowa, and returned to visit
. his parents few days before going
to Brooklyn.
e Mrs. Lois G. Stuart has again
f opened up her place of business here
n and Harlan Kennels is at the scale
] beam as of yore.
Charley Bell, of Audubon, was an
up train passenger Wednesday bound
\ for Oelwein where he goes to join On
J. {" Angel Band"
u Grant Lancelot is attending normal
. this week and next at the close OF
which he will again WELD the rod in
District 8, Cameron township.
= Hold Free is plasterlng H. B. Shell
u ley's new house which insures good
. job. Hold, besides being good plas-
terer is can artist" with drum sticks.
Rev. Hayden was doing business at
Audubon, Friday. Mrs. Hayden's
health is again poor and Miss Mate
Ross is assisting her with her house.
hold duties.
! Professor A. M. Gray and wife will
q terminate their visit here next week
and return to Andrew, jackson coun-
ty, Iowa, to again take up their
school duties.
; The Ladies' Aid Society met at
! Mrs. Shelley's Thursday and resolved
= to serve ice cream and cake all Satur-
q day afternoon and evening, proceeds
F for church purposes.
Messrs. Smith & Foster were rolling
the grain through alta lively rate on
the FOrsbeck farm west of town Sat-
urday. The boys report fair yield.
!. So far this season they have turned
out over 5000 bushels.
8 Hon. David Reid, of Cameron, has
s a very tedious sore on his lip which
f he fears has generous growth. After
7 attending the Republican State Con-
vention he will have it examined by
8 an expert, at Des Moines.
A number of our threshing crews
of west Lincoln were invited before
: Mayor Hanna, of Audubon, there to
s give the "why" they did not lay
: plank across the bridges before cross
+ ing them with their traction engines,
as the law directs.
: The U. D. quarterly meeting at
3 Lincoln Center Sabbath last was pre-
: sided over by Elder Porter and Rev.
S Hayden. While here the Elder re-
: ceived the sad intelligence of the
. serious condition of his aged mothers
! health. He terminated the meeting
quickly and hastened to her side.
The city council of Gray has made
a levy OF Ten mills for town purposes,
and also returned for collection the
following sidewalk:
. Lot Z, Block $3.50
Lot 5, Block 4----.-------iO. 1910
Lot g. Block 1910
Lot II, Block lO.4O
Lot IA, Block 4---- 400
Our train changed time Monday
last which caused no small amount of
inconvenience among our travellers.
Miss Myrtie Rp- ~