Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13
Gray News.

August OlLllI Has TO aires vi COrI
to pick this fall.
Mrs. Mohr returned from her Lake
View visit Monday.
Rev. Porter delivered his first ser.
mon here last Sunday.
B. G. Brookfield made business
trip to Audubon Tuesday.
Ray Goodnow is constructing
coal house for Chas. McLachlin.
John Polzin made business trir
to Manning Wednesday morning.
c. E. Mertz went to Audubon1 OF
business the fore part of this week.
Rev. Hayden moved from Gray to
his new parish at Jamaca Wednesday
Administrators sale of the Barger
property will take place here soon.
Mrs. II. d. Moore returned home
from her visit at Wall Lake last Mon
day.
The U. B. Aid Society meets with
Mrs. James Barrick Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. j. f. Mertz, Of Wall Lake, is
visiting her son, C. e. Mertz, of this
place.
Dave Mitchell is digging a cistern
on his place . milea north west of
Gray.
Geo. Gray went to Ross Wednesday
to look after some property he owns
there.
Mrs. Steere returned Monday from
visit with her sons in Western Neb-
raska.
No services in the M. e. church
last Sabbath on account of the bad
weather
Albert Rudnick sold 800 bushels of
corn to the Gray Elevator Wednesday
morning,
Chas. Tucker, of Viola township
attended Odfellows Lodge here last
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Ell. 8. Shelley is selling out at
cost preparatory to moving out onto
a farm in the spring.
The Modern Woodmen will give a
banquet at the Oddfellows' hall in
Gray Friday evening.
Marten Mortensen has sold his farm
in Shelby county and purchased one
in DOuUlass township
The Green Bay Lumber Company
here received car load of posts and
one of brick last Monday.
Mrs. Meek OF Polk City, la. came
over Saturday and visited with the
Prof. until SUNDAY evening.
DR.. Beebe who has been residing
here for the past two months has
gone to Viola Center to reside.
A son of Rev. Porter came up from
Elkhorn on his wheel Saturday and
paid a short visit to his father.
Gus Ress raised $50 bushels of fine
potatoes this year and was hauling
some Of them to town Wednesday,
A. r. Greenwaldt returned home
from short campaign tour through
Audubon and Extra last Thursday.
On account OF quarterly meeting at
Lincoln Center, mo services were
held at the U. b. Church last Sunday.
Dive Mitchell's new house is near
" completed, size IA by "a. Gefrge
Sau,er has been doing the carpenter
WORK.
Mrs. Chas. McLachlin who has
beer, at her old home ia Vermont for
lie past two months, returned home
Monday.
New boy at Frank Aikman's; came
last Friday; came prepared to stay
and to be on friendl y terms with the
whole family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Goodnow, our
butter maker and wife, went to the
Faii last Sunday and returned We'll
nesday morning.
Peter Hansen is away at Oma-
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stock and is much interested in the
stock exhibit at the big Fair.
l.. Groteluschen has been away a
couple OF days this week putting up
a windmill and doing some other
work on Bronson's new house.
Ed Newell and wife and Chas and
Cora Garmire went to Omaha, on the
Milwaukee Railroad Tuesday NOR
ming and will return FRIDAY of this
week.
c. FL. Wilson, operator at this
place, is away attending the Fair and
w. w. Bates, of Beaver, iowa, has
charge of the station during his alb
sence.
Hon. James Lyons, from Guthrie
Center, Democratic candidate fol
Congress from this district, spoke in
the U. B. Church here last FRIDAY
evening.
jeff Suttlemyer has a very sore
hand, the result Of scratch from
hog. 1t is quite badly poisoned Blu,
DR. Reers thinks he will Uat ovar +