Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-03-10
GRH1 NEWS.

L. M. Estes is building new hog
roost.
Ora Corner shelled 14OO bushels of
corn Tuesday.
Revivals still continue here with
undated energy.
Ross Swaney is hauling baled hay
to town this week.
Albert Coomes left Wednesday for
his Battle Greek farm.
James Spear, ST., was a Manning
business visitor Saturday.
The little daughter of j. D. An
trim was quite ill last week.
w. j. Lancelot Sundayed at home
leaving Monday for Audubon.
j. A. Crow moved, to the farm near
Dedham which he recently rented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Polzin are hap
ply parents of handsome baby girl.
William Earhart was elected direc-
tor of Dist. No. 1, at Mondays cleo
ton.
F. G. Hepp and family .Sundayed
at the home Of VIM. Scott, near Tenn
pleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart became
the parents of a robust baby boy last
Saturday.
James Spear was excused from the
High School on account of sickness
last Tuesday.
Chris. Henriksen, of Audubon, con-
templates putting in clothing store
at this place.
The Gray creamery building is fast
being fitted up. Work on the inside
has commenced.
Forsbeck & Groteluschen purchased
fine bunch of cattle-thirty head
of Aug. Kenast.
Alonzo Gray was elected ub-di-
rector of Dist. No. Cameron, at
Mondays election.
Election of officers for the Indepen-
dent School District of Gray will be
held next Monday.
Miss Fannie Welty was visiting
friends in Manning from Saturday to
Wednesday of last week.
We dread housekeeping Golly Gosh,
For we men all have found;
When women gets the start at such
The rest must stand around.
AL. Ayers is still away looking
over Texas lands. If he does not 90
on across to Cuba no harm will result.
If he doesG9
Miss Gertie Ramsay is just able to
walk with the aid of crutches. 1t
will be two OF three months before
she will be able to walk alone.
The ducks have commenced the i'm
migration northward and Judging
from the numbers there will bt
splendid hunting on the northern
lakes.
Dan Craney, Of Walnut, was her
this week settling up the estate O
his brother, Tom. Dan is now super
intending the work on his mother
six hundred acre farm in Pottawatta
mic county.
VIM. Clark and family moved
Monday to the farm east of Audubon
which they recently purchased o
Monroe Stuart. We are sorry t
lose such good people and wish then
success in their new home
John Campbell wishes to announc
that he wishes no more traveller
would drive onto his lands passing hi
place in north Gray. The ground i
cut up very bad by such and mucl
damaged by it. Please govern your
selves accordingly.
While returning home from schoo
Wednesday James Spear was throw
from his horse injuring him so as t
cause his absence from school tn
next day. The same evening Gran
Lancelot was thrown from his car
by the slipping of his horse upon tn
ice. A lame shoulder and sore hea,
was the result.
Now has come the time for re
movals both in the country and i
the city. Last week Herman Hischk
left for Michigan. Louis Swanso
moved into the house vacated by hin
and Pete Petersen moved into tn
Swanson house, while Charlie Bruc
will soon move into the Peterse
building. The same week Everett
Smith moved onto the farm recent
vacated by j. A. Grow.
ENDEAyOR NOEEs.