Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-06-24
Gray Department.


News items are very scarce this
week.
Farmers are busy in their corn
fields.
The air resounds with martial
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Barger were
business visitors at Audubon Friday.
Milton Crow has captured and re-
tained three swarms of bees this sea-
son.
Hanford Buckner has about COM
pleted his barn. It's nice improve
ment.
Quite number from these parts
are attending the Review school at
Audubon.
Best Binding Twine and lowest
prices on same at Greenwaldt & Grot-
eluschen's.
Ready made screen doors and ex-
cellenL wire cloth at Greenwaldt &
Groteluschen's.
P. e. Audas, all old and respected
citizen of Carroll county, is visiting
his brother and family this week.
Rev. Hayden and wife returned
Friday from very pleasant visit
among his old parishioners at Carroll
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barger. are the
happy parents of the handsomest lit
tie girl baby ever born in Cameron
township.
Joe Leonard and DR.. Beers will
soon go to Des Moines where Mr..
Leonard will undergo the operation
necessary for the cure of appendicitis.
Quite ripple of excitement was
causedtby Mr.. Tuton's cow getting
stuck in the mud. Much strength
and persuasion was exercised Il ex-
Treating her.
Don't forget the Baud Boys ban
quet to be given at the old postotfice
building, Saturday evening, June 26.
Good music, delicious ice cream, cake
and other dainties will be served.
Willie Evans, nephew to Mrs.
VIM. Lewis is here from Chicago on
a much needed recreation and rest.
Mr.. Evans is bookkeeper in the
main office of the c.. Nj. & st. r.
R'y Co.
Children's day was a great success.
The audience was as large as any
that ever attended an extra occasion
at this place. Children, teachers and
congregation were all happy with
the result.
We need a creamery badly; thought
we had one in sight, but guess it
g died abornin. No better location,
can be found in Iowa, and farmers
a~e all in harmony as to its benefits
and wiHapati onize one to its fullest
extent.
Pete Moller lie as harry as a turtle
in swill barrel since the completion
of the best lumber plant in Audubon
county, and a nice new stock of
building material all under cover, at
hand. Mr.. Moller solicits your
patronage.
Harlan Kennels is Lincoln town.
ships candidate for sheriff and no
better material can be found in the
county. The republicans of this
township would feel honored with
his nomination and would cast q
heavy vote for him.
Mr.. Rogers, father of Mrs. Ora Cor
ners residing in Manning, passed
from life unto death at his home, last
Wednesday. Mr.. Rogers was an old
and much respected citizen of this,
Lincoln township, from which he
moved to Cameron township, when,
through i'll health, he moved to Man
I ming. The bereaved relatives have
the sympathy of all their friends and
neighbors.
Report of Primary Department of
the Gray school for month ending on
June IL. Total enrolment AZ. Roll
of honor:
Mollie Polzin, Marguerite Wiley,
Yetta Packard, Marian Wiley,
Hulda Polzin, Jennie Clark,
Eva luton, Nellie Clark,
Matilda Jensen, Mable Welty,
Grace Lancelot, Eva Swanson,
Bea Lancelot, Myra Swanson,
Fred Coomes, Florence Hepp,
Clio Beers, Dollie Audas,
Blanche Antrim, Johnnie Clark,
Roscoe Dewitt, Ormsby Beers,
Roy Packard, Charlie Beers,
Gordon Shelley, Carl Polzin,
limo CARRIER.