Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-11-02
Gray News.

Emerson Snelley is uuSkluS GOTH
for Orrin WEIGH.
Miss Pearl Audas was at Audubon
shopping Friday.
Miss Clara Shelley returned from
her visit at Battle Greek, Thursday
Mrs. Gus Forsbeck and her daugh-
ter Ella, were Audubon visitors
Monday.
Miss Della Hepp, of Carroll, is
visiting her sister Ida and other
friends.
Any one in need of any thing in the
millinery line should call on Bertha
Shelley.
Mrs. Arthur Baker is visiting with
her parents, M. M. Corner and wife
south of town.
Miss Bessie Walters, of Audubon,
is visiting with John Needles and
wife this week.
Mrs. Fairchilds, &c Columbus, is
here at the bedside of her mother,
Mrs. Talmadge.
Mrs. Charles Buford, Of Perry, is
at the ranch, visiting with her sister,
Miss Jessie Slough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mertz, Of Wall Lake,
Genes father and mother are
VISITING him this week
Jim Foster and Mr.. Mundt, wit
their families, spent Sunday at the
home of John Opperman.
Miss Ella Forsbeck will spend her
fall vacation visiting with friends at
Perry, She will go on Thursday.
Tom Kennedy and wife spent Sun
day at Hamlin at the home of Mrs.
Kennedy's brother, Charley Higgins.
Miss Eva Blimpke, of Stuart, is
visiting with her brother Harry,
who is working for Oh. Mease. west
of town.
A number of men have been here
for some time giving the depot some
new paint and repairing the railroad
property.
The |. O. O. f. lodge, had a very
enjoyable meeting Saturday evening.
Refreshments were served before adj
journment.
Miss Myrtle Handles who has been
i'll for some time, attended church
Sunday afternoon although still in
feeble health.
Pol. Wickham and Will Smith
with their wives, attended the holt
ness services at the Z. b. church
uesday evening.
Those in attendance at the dance
Thursday evening report an enjoyable
time. The Eight fantastic" did not
cease until three O'Clock.
Miss Ada Kittell was elected presi-
dent of the Junior Endeavor Society
to take the place of her brother
Howard, who has gone to Castana.
The schools taught bv Mollie Bar
ger, Milton Swaney, Dora Schrader,
Ella Forsbeck, Grace Swaney, Sadie
Forsbeck and Agnes Wolfe closed last
| week.
Mrs. Gertie Weekly, of Dedham, is
down to see her parents and sister
She will make quste an extended stay
as her father Is very feeble and per-
tectly helpless.
About fifty guests assembled at
the home of Ham Buckner, Saturday
evening and had right royal good
time. The dancing continued until
the "wee sma" hours. before the
merry party repaired TO their homes
w. j. Rutledge, of Herman, Ne.
braska, nephew of w. l.. Swaney
drove overland to this point and ha;
been visiting at his uncle's home
He started on his return trip Mon
day.
Mrs. Potter, Mrs. w. l.. Swaney'
aunt, who has been here for som,
time visiting with her niece, return.
ed last week to her home in James
town, New York, we'll pleased with
her western trip.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society will give socia
Thursday evening, November End
Oysters and a general supper will b'
served. The proceeds will go on tn
minister's salary. Everybody is in
vited.
Uncle Jimmy Crow is at Walnu
this week attending to some bushes
there and visiting with his son
During his absence, his daughter
Mrs. Elmer Ellis, of Audubon, is at
landing TO the store and waiting Of
customers.
1t Is thought that the condition o
Mrs Talmadge, Mrs Beers mothe
who has been very i'll for som
time, is slightly improved. Her sol
Charles Talmadge, who has been her
for the past ten days, returned to hi
home at Monroe Monday.
The Band of Holiness is holding
series of evening meetings at the Z
B. church. Friday they had service
all day which will be continued eac
evening for ten nights from that date