Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-08-03
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Gray News.

OGuy NEWS
Mrs. Audas is quite sick again.
George Gray is in Des MONIES this
week.
Gene Mertz went to Audubon, on
Friday.
Grandpa Lancelot is at Dedham
this week.
Mrs. Peterson Is suffering of felon
on her thumb.
Miss Pearl Audas was an Audubon
visitor, Friday.
Last Sunday was conservation at
the Endeavor Society.
Our new hardware store is nearing
completion.
Miss Nellie Grow, Of Dedham, was
in town, Saturday.
A sister of OF. Mease is here for a
visit with her brother.
Miss Orissa French visited with
relatives at Dedham, Friday and Sat-
urday.
Miss Libbie Lewis has returned
from two weeks visit at Manning
and Manila.
Nels Christensen is back from
Omaha. Mrs. Christensen has not
yet returned.
DR.. Beers was called to Templeton,
Tuesday, to see child of Mr.. McCul-
Tough, who is i'll.
This is the last week Of the Review
School, but several Of our young peo-
pls will go to Normal.
A. f. Greenwaldt was up from
Audubon, last week, looking after
his business interests.
Frank Leet and his mother. from
Audubon, visited over Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Boysen.
Ed. Mitchell's family will move tc
Dedham in the near future. Ed. has
has been there for some time at work
Erwin Mitchell dislocated his arm
at the shoulder, one day last week,
by falling off of a load of hay. Dr.
Beers was called and replaced the
bones and he will soon be all right
again.
Mr.. Ruiz died at his home, north
Of town, last Saturday after linger-
ing illness of several months, and his
remains were buried at the Lincoln
Center Cemetery, Sunday. He leaves
wife and several children.
We have two neighbors who are
brothers, John and Hans by name,
whose relationship is rather mixed
SLAMS is Johns father-in-law and
-John's wife is Hans daughter-in law
land sister in-law; Hans is Johns
wife's father-in-la law and brother-in-
law, and John is Hans wife's son-in-
law and brother in law, and John is
Hans son-in-law and brother, all be.
cause Hans married Johns wife's
mother.
Mr.. Cunningham, who was elected
principal Of our schools, was up last
Monday and rendered his resignation,
ut will be remembered he finished
our school last year for Thomas Meek
who resigned. 1t was in very chaot.
ic condition when Mr.. Cunningham
took it in charge, but by patience anc
tact he succeeded in reducing it 10 or.
der and it is now in condition to dc
good work the coming year, and hl
decision to withdraw is very mncl
regretted by everyone.
Audubon Shelley and Miss Elsi'
Wilson were married last "Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride, il
this city. Miss Wilson is young
lady of our town whom we canno
afford to spare, and has many friend
who wish her long and happy lifi
in her new sphere. Mr.. Shelley is
talented young man who was raised
in Audubon county, for which he
was named. He is respected by ev.
eryone, and as he is quite prominen,
in church, school and Sunday School,
work, he is widely known.
Thos. Meek, who was arrested las
week on the charge Of rape, brough
by Polk county citizens, was brough
back last night, by Sheriff Stout, anc
placed in the county Jail. His broth
er, E. l.. deck, tried all day yester
day to secure bond for him but failed
and the probabilities are that he viii
have to linger in Jail until tried TO-
his crime. He has been afraid of be
ing summarily dealt with and las
night several members Of the Sheriff
force met him at the train and escort
ed him to the Jail. He was very mucl
affected by his prospects and weep
bitterly when informed by his broth
er that it was impossible to bail hin
out.-Saturday Des Moline Capital.
Many A Lover