Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-02-03
Alex Campbell is feeding so head

of cattle.
George Lewis was quite sick one
day last week.
G. p. Wiley returned from Chica-
so Tuesday last.
Freeman Gwin was visiting friends
in Adair last week.
Literary commences at Lincoln
Center next Friday.
A number of our young folke at
tended the g Hagarty.''
Rev. Hayden closed his NEE tings at
the Lincoln center Saturday.
Sam Magill will move onto the
Steve Seward place March 1st.
Don't fail to hear "Ben Hur"
at the U. B. church, February a.
Frank Buckner will ship carload
of tat cattle to Chicago next week.
Wilson Swaney was excused from
school Friday on account OF sickness.
Mrs. w. j. Audas and daughter
were shopping in Audubon, Satur-
day.
M. d. Grow and Mrs. Conner were
business visitors, at Dedham, last
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. James Barrick Thurs
day last.
Gray Markets. 1870, oats 1sc,
eggs 12c, butter 12c, chickens Age,
turkeys SIC.
The creamery company have COM
pleted their ice house and filled the
same with ice.
H. B. Shelley sold his new cutter
to Chris Jensen and has had another
one constructed.
A number of our young people at
tended the Foster lyceum Friday,
going in a body.
Bert Firebaugh has rented tire Lo-
zier 240 acres in Lincoln township
again for this year.
Oak Mick, of Dickinson county, a
former school boy of this place is
visiting friends here.
Monday of this week Mrs. Sam
Garmire left for six weeks visit
with relatives in Ohio.
"Lemmesee oh, yes! Valentine
day is February 14th. Guess I'll
leave town that day. Eth?
Ed. Dagan will accompany Alb.
Conmes to Battle Greek, Iowa, and
work for him this summer.
Jake Thompson and family are
visiting with her relatives 10 miles
west of Audubon this week.
Mr.. Haferand and son, north OF
Gray, aud Mr.. Benson went on the
Joe Cam Texas excursion Tuesday.
DR.. Beers set the badly dislocateG
ankle of Miss Gertie Weakly Tues
day and the lady is now doing. nicely
w. A. and Wilbur Clark and join
and Walter Greenlee are shipping
their corn this week-about six car.
loads.
Wilbur Clark, Aus. Linn and
Everett Smith contemplate going to
northern Iowa in the spring to break
prairie.
Miss Ella Dunnick, who is working
north Of Manning, returns to her
home southwest Lincoln township,
next week.
The directors OF the Gray Separa.
to nrermery Co. will hold meet.
il xC Friday to receive bids fol
il and buy same.
,eck Il Groteluschen purchas
e., y. G.. Buckner 10 head of excel
le (. cal tie which averaged 1920 Id
each He received 4 cents.
w. f. Fisher has sold his S0-acrt
farm four miles west of Gray to Otto
Rudnick, Mr.. II. to take possession
March 1s,. Mr.. Fischer contem
plales moving his family to Kansas
The Foster lyceum reopened las
Friday evening with fair attendance
John Remphley was elected Presiden
and Mable Sweeney, Secretary. TIL,
question, Resolved, That the United
States has reached the zenith OF it
glory, was decided in favor of til,
negative. The next question, Resolv.
ed that Robert e. Lee was a greater
general than u. S. Grant.
Peter Moller has been promoted t.
the Green Bay Lumber company
office at Mapleton, Iowa, for which
place he and his family will sool
leave. Mr.. Mohr, of Wall Lake, &C
conpanied by his wife, has already
arrived here. Mr.. Moller has prove6
faithful servant to his company as
well as an excellent. citizen. Hi
many friends regret his departure
and wish him success in his new
home.
Remember the teachers meeting al
Gray Saturday
1000 Address g SelfNade Man
W. ii. Lancelo
10:15 Three five-ninute talks on Menta
Arithmetic.
1880 Essentials in Assigning Readins
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