Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-01-12
GRAY.

Hog market in Gray is from $500
to 1925.
Rev. Porter is conducting pro.
tracted meetings at Lincoln Cen.
! ter.
Henry Steen, of Section II, Lincoln
township will have public sale,
January 10.
G. A. H. Settlemeyer will build a
house next spring on his Cameron
township, farm.
Goodnow and Lancelot have been
conducting the creamery at Hamlin
during buttermaker Heilman's alb
sence.
Mrs. Nels Christensen was called
to Columbus, Nebraska, last Sat
urday by a telegraph announcing the
serious illness Of her mother of that
place.
One day last week. Pete Peterson,
of this place, became the recipient OF
a handsome New Year present. His
good wife presented him with a
bouncing baby boy.
Mrs. Barger, administrator of
the estate of the late S. j. Barger.
will have public sale on We dnesdav
January IS. Mrs. Barger we under
stand, will move to Gray.
The Modern Woodmen of America
held public installation last Thurs
day eve ming. Supper was served at
the Jenkins hall by the U. B. ladies,
who cleared about ten dollars.
S. F. Donaldson, of Rock Island,
Illinois who was in Audubon the
first of the week visiting relatives
and friends, attended the Odd Eel
lows public installation here, last
Tuesday evening.
Prof. W. H. Lancelot, returned
Friday, to Lineville, to resume his
duties as principal of the public
schools at that place after having
passing vacation with his relatives
and friends in Gray.
Buttermaker, M. G.. Goodnow.
will attend the National Butter
makers Convention to be held at
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, January
8. He will compete for the medal
of excellence and here's good luck
to you Milt.
There will be an educational meet
ing at Audubon, Friday evening,
January 20. Rev. Lesson will de-
liver lecture. Parents, school Off
GERS, and all interested in CHER and
better education are urged by the
County Superintendent, to be pres
ent.
Following are the newly elected
officers af the Gray Creamery COM
pany. F. R. Mclaughlin, Pres
ident; Louis Groteluschen, Secretary;
John Polzin, Treasurer; o. S. WEIGH,
August Porsch, VIM. Shaw, Fred
Fischer, Peter Hansen, August
Kienast, Directors.
Buttermaker Goodnow was hired
for another year. When it comes to
making butter, the Gray creamery,
with Goodnow at the wheel, takes
the persimmons anywhere. They
certainly have one of the most neatly
arranged and handiest creameries in
the State. A report of last years
business will be published in next
weeks issue of the Journal. Reports
will be published monthly, there
after.
The Greenlee golden wedding
which occurred Wednesday, of last
week was a notable event and was
largely attended. Forty-six of the
guests present were the fruits of this
happy union. Guests from a dis
lance were: J. M. Mills, postmaster
Of Laurel, Nebraska; Robert Mills,
Norfolk, Nebraska Mrs. Walters, of
Brooklyn and Mrs. Woodloe of Win
terset. Presents were simple and
substantial.
Tuesday evening the Odd Fellows
publicly installed their new officers
at their hall and it was memorable.
Fifty three O. F's. were present, be-
sides wives, sons, daughters and
sweethearts who filled the room 70
the corners. III. Nj. Bartlett, the
District Deputy Grand Master was
the installing officer and the ceremo-
mics, passed off nicely. A program
OF singing, etc. was also an enjoyable
feature But the good things to eat
prepared by the M. E. ladies and
served in the room below the hall
capped the climax, and it was at a
late early hour that the last Of the
participants departed.