Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-09-14
Gray News.

Mrs. Arthur Baker is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Mertz was an Audubon visitor
Tuesday.
Elwood Hester is making up his
sorghum.
Miss Bates, of Ross, was up to the
convention.
George Altman is a new student at
our school.
Miss Clara Shelley is attending our
school this winter.
Rev. Porter breaches his farewell
sermon next Sunday.
John Renftle was at the Sunday
! school Convention Sunday.
Miss Clara Roberts will go to
school in Audubon this year.
Mrs. Austin Baldwin will visit
several weeks in Illinois this tall.
Everybody is invited to the picnic
at Wilson'S Grove next Saturday.
Miss Pearl Audas has been quite
sick for several days but is better.
Mrs Lilly, of Dale, is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. M. Corner.
Rev. Cousins, of Audubon, was up
ia the Sunday school convention Sun
day last.
Miss Bertha Shelley spent last week
with Mrs. Clos johnson doing up her
tall sewing.
DR.. and Mrs. Beers were at Ded-
ham last week visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Grow.
Mrs. Holt and Mrs. Robert Hender-
son were guests of Mrs. Chas. Nc
Lachlin, Sunday.
A letter from Mrs. G. P. Wiley
tells of the advent of a little girl at
their home, in Chicago.
AL Ayers and Miss Jennie Swiger
were down from Manning to the lee
ture last Sunday evening.
Milton Grow and wife are visiting
at Valley junction with her sister,
Mrs. En-. Liter, and family.
Mrs. Minnie Rob and children, OF
] Fayette county, are visiting at the
homes of her parents and friends.
Miss Bertha Lewis went to Des
Moines, Monday, to finish her appren-
ticeship in the millinery business.
Grant Lancelot left a week ago to
begin his duties as principal in the
schools at Magnolia, Harrison county.
! Miss Clio Beers, who has been Wis
iting for some time at Monroe, will
return soon and bring an aunt with
her.
The Misses Grace and Laura Hardy
and Bertha Armitage were down
from Dedham to the social Saturday
evening.
Mrs. VIM. Lewis and her daughter,
Mrs. Jennie Tucker, are attending
the NJ. E. annual conference at Den
ison this week.
); Somebody must be going to get
married. Recently young lady was
heard to remark that she had an invi-
tation to act as bridesmaid soon.
Will McMichael is visiting with
his parents in Muscatine county. He
thinks he will buy farm while there
] and make it his permanent home.
Our high school begun Tuesday
tnnoI "
e plastered and a new floor laid and il
e could not be finished sooner for school
:. Randall Gray and wife, of Fayette
; county, returned home the first O.
, the week after visit with their child,
! rep, w. F. Gray and Mrs. Ad. Settle
mire.
Mrs. Tom McMichael and Mrs
Will McMichael wete at Manning
e one day last week TO consult Doctor
Williams concerning the latters eyes
:. which are troubling her.
). Our schools have begun with
Miss Dollie Dykes at Ranch school
: Miss Mollie Barger, at the Aikmall
: Miss Grace Swaney, at the Valley
). Miss Dora Shredder, at tie Lincol
! Center.
Miss Agnes Wolf. at Brookfeld's
: Miss Ella Forsbeck, at the Bucknel
Miss Emma Reid, at the Camera
e Center.
The Sundayschool Convention wa
q not so well attended as was expected
While there were many from dis
: lance, our own people did not tax
II hold Of it as they should. The pro
/ gram was good and was we'll CARRIE
y out. Some excellent papers wer
II read and some very good things wer
II said and altogether we had a very ell
.oyable time.
w. f. Gray and wife have returne
from visis to Fayette and Grund
counties. While they were gone the
attended reunion of the old soldier
!. of that vicinity. They had thei
camp fire on the grounds of the Uppe
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ent's Alma Mater. and sang their wa