Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-06-30
GRA1 NEWS.

Miss Belle Lancelot was an Audu-
bon visitor Monday.
G. Henriksen was looking over his
business interests here Tuesday.
A brother of Henry Mohr arrived
here Tuesday for few days visit.
Mr.. Chas. Ross and wife Sundayd
at the home of Mr.. w. A. Dewitt.
IL. Hayden departed last Week
for three weeks visit in Nebraska.
The creamery had their we'll deep
ened and walled up with brick last
week
Mrs. G. c. Harper and Miss Young
were transacting business here last
Monday.
G. W. Lewis returned from Omaha
where he had been attending the ex-
position.
Mrs. Audus and Pearl were view
ing the sights of the county capital
Thursday.
Walter Audas is painting the M. E.
Church this week for a change of &C.
cupation.
Miss Rose johnson of Lake View,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Mohr of
this city this week.
The general occupation of our far
mers now is haying. Many tons will
be put up this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polzin made a three
days visit to relatives at Walnut, re-
turning Monday last.
Mrs Boysen was very sick the past
week but is reported as considerably
improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregg, of De-
fianc, visited at the home of Mrs. W.
j. Audus on Sunday last.
DR.. Beers is having mis- premises
improved by the addition ola cistern.
Tom Dewitt is doing the work.
Aspecial train consisting of four
loads of cattle for George Gray pull
led inlo our city late Friday evening.
A. M. Gray, principal of the
schools at Andrew, arrived for va
cation with his parents here Monday
last.
Gracious! But wasn't that a bad
break though? Think twice before
you speak and call for Nellie Gray
hereafter.
Miss. Myra Crow and Mrs. James
Barrick were transacting business in
our northern competitor, Manning
Tuesday last.
Rev. Woods could not be secured
to give the Grafton for the fourth and
Prof. A. M. Gray of Andrew will
speak in his stead.
just drop into our city on the 4th
and see the hum and hustle that we
are capable of on extra occasions.
Drop in we say and have good time.
Will I have to go home alone? she
mourned sorrowfully. No Pm here
and another stepped close to her side
and thus began romance which il
not yet ended. Move on.
Hite Packard and George Spencer
the latter of Atlantic tarred the roof
of several of the business buildings Of
this city last week. Among then
were the Clothing Store, DR.. Beer
office and the Gand G hardware store
The ladies of the M. E. church will
give dinners in the building adjoinin,
the James Crow Ha DWARF store tn
4th. All will be given the best O
treatment. When in need of goot
lunch or dinner, call. Remember
+ where, in the Welty building.
. The members of the u. B. Church
will serve ice cream and will give din
ners and lunches in the old hote
! building Your treatment will b
e most cordial and you will receiv
. your full moneys worth. Open a
+. all hours. Come all.
A large number from our city an,
L country attended the show at Man
t ming Saturday, but invariably the,
came back disappointed. The storm Q
!, the previous night had so wrecke'
0 them that they did very poorly
d Many also went up to the night show
but as there was none a similar grou]
of people arrived their homes late il
the evening.
Mr.. Abram Foster and Miss Ell
. Dunnick were united in the hol,
bonds of matrimony at the home O
, groom miles east of Gray Sunda,
, last. The groom is the son of Jane
, Foster, one of the enterprising far
! mers of Cameron township. TIL
, bride is the daughter of one of Lin
> coins successful agriculturists. Bot
/ are highly respected young peopl
J and we join with their numerou
, friends i'll wishing them a successful
and happy life voyage.
Gray will celebrate independence
Day and on grand scale. Follow
ing is the program in brief:
Sunrise salute.
Parade.
AT 1890 Prof. Heinrichs will civ
his wonderful tight wire perform
ance
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