Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-06-23
GRAT NEWS.

IHcle Is prospect Vi all imp Oflanl
business change in Gray.
&C. Harper, of Audubon, was in
Gray on business last Tuesday.
Workmen are busy constructing q
large brick cave for Orrin WEIGH.
Markets: corn CSC, oats dc, wheat
65c, butter 10c, eggs &c hogs $3.50.
Everett Smith will 90 to Pocahon-
tas county next week for two weeks
visit.
Miss Maggie Drury, of Audubon,
Sundayed with her friend Miss Edna
Beers.
j. P. Nedrow is having a 100-bar-
rel cistern on his farm northwest OF
Gray.
Fred Draher soon commences the
erection of a large hay barn-2S 40
feet in size.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Hepp attended
the M. w. Of A. picnic at Manning
last Sunday.
w. j. Lancelot, who is now at o.
kaloosa, Iowa, will pass Independence
Day in Gray.
Joseph Ashley arrived at this place
last week after years roaming since
he was here last.
The eight-year-old daug hter of
Mr.. Poyurs, south Of town, is very
sick of bilious fever.
Joe Wolfe soon commences the con-
struction of 100 barrel cistern for
Veteran W. F. Gray
The gentleman who is to take
charge Of the bank upon Mr.. Wiley's
departure has arrived.
Miss Rose Johnston, of Wall Lake,
arrived Saturday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. II. d. Mohr.
James Huffman and Miss Newell,
OF Lincoln township, were married at
Omaha one day last week.
Mrs. L. A. Beers returned Tuesday
from weeks visit with the John
Crow family, at Dedham.
John p. Grow and wife, Of Walnut,
will pass the Fourth with his fathers
uncle James Crow, of this city.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the U.
B. church will serve dinner and sun
per in the old hotel building JULY q.
"A number Of workmen are now
erecting trestle to place the new
smoke stack for the elevator in nosi-
ton.
The Gray creamery has recently
added another separator and are now
receiving from 10000 to 10000 pounds
of milk daily.
Professor aud Mrs. Arthur GRAY,
OF Andrew, Iowa, will celebrate IN
Gray and visit his father, M. f. GRAY.
during the summer.
Mrs. John Polzin and children and
sister OF Clayton county, went to
Walnut Tuesday for a two weeks
visit with relatives.
George Gray purchased lao head
OF cattle in Chicago, Wednesday,
which he will ship to Audubon
county and feed at the ranch.
NJ I. and Mrs. S. M. Day, of Toledo,
iowa. arrived Friday of last week to
spend +, 'e summer with her brother
in law, r. ev. j. II. Hayden.
Forsbeck - Groteluschen shipped
a load of hog to Chicago Tuesday
evening, TIE, also shipped two
,oads Of cattle purchased of Ed.
Steere.
While at Bridgewa> ter caring for
George Gray's stock &c, orge Garber
had the misfortune to breaA ms knee.
He is at his home in this CHI. during
his convalescence.
CARD OF THANKs.-I wish to tn. ehk
the friends and neighbors who 50
kindly assisted during the last sick i,
ness OF my beloved wife.
FREEMAN GwIN
Rev. Hayden departed Tuesday for
Norfolk, Nebraska, where he will
make three weeks stay with rela-
tives. His daughter will return with
HAHl w lSSAoC POI Ill oIuS
The Odd Fellow lodge at this place
held Memorial service over Mr.. Nc
Mullen, last Sunday, who is buried
at Cameron center. A large crowd
was present to witness the pretty
ceremony.
The bills announcing the 4th of
July celebration at this place are out
and and with the features spoken of
upon them it cannot help but be
very great success. Special attrac-
tions are characteristics Of our little
city.
Geo. p. Wiley left Gray Tuesday
evening tor Chicago where he has ac-
cepted position in the offices Of the
American Realestate Co., of New
York. His family left last week.
Mr.. Wiley and family have endeared
themselves to people of Gray and this
removal is regretted by all.
The Farmers Exchange Bank has