Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-05-18
Gray News

Mrs. Everett Smith was Manning
visitor Friday.
j. j. Kittell arrived home Friday
for a short stay.
H. B. Shelley is still carpentering
on the Ruiz residence.
Henry Brunnier, of Manning, was
on our streets Tuesday.
No Sunday services were held be-
canse of inclement weather.
John Campbell was an Audubon
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Gene Culver, the Audubon mill
man, was in our city Tuesday.
Miss Grace Creveling was visiting
her brother I. B. of this city last
week.
The new house of Addison Settle
meier, east of here is now nearing
completion.
M. j. Goodnow and family visited
with relatives at Hamlin Saturday
and Sunday.
Quite number of our loving
citizens attended the ball game at
Audubon Saturday.
Henry Mohr and wife departed
Saturday for visit with brother
and family at Defiance.
A. F. Greenwaldt, OF Audubon,
was visiting with Louis Groteluschen
Of this city Monday last.
Everett Smith hauled ice from
Manning for James Foster and Ed.
Ed. Mitchell Tuesday last.
A gentleman from Stuart was here
Monday trying to trade some prop
erty for DR.. Antrim's horses.
Mrs. F. G. Hepp was called to
kirkman Saturday by letter an
nouncing the serious sickness of her
mother.
Prot Cunningham rode home Fri
day on his bike which he recently
purchased from Kalamazoo, Mich.
gan, firm.
| Geo. Gray returned from his Texas
trip Friday last. He has declined
the offer made to him recently for mis-
property here.
j. d. Antrim arrived Saturday
from an extended trip. He is intend
ing to sell his property here and
leave as soon as possible.
w. FL. Lancelot is here from Line
vile for his vacation visit. He will.
be an instructor in the Review School
in this county this year.
j. w. Brazelton, of the firm of Geo
M. Rittenhouse, New York, was in.
terviewing our creamery managers
Monday, soliciting consignments OF
butter.
MI. |. Thompson arrived from al
extended visit at Dedham where she
was at the bedside of her father who
is sick Of paralysis. She reports Mr.
Ramsay better.
Charles Wilson, our depot agen
was in Minnesota greater part O
last week. A gentleman by tn,
name Of Baker attended the Office
during his absence.
Miss Maud Rollins, of Arcadia, il
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Wilson. She is deputy for tn,
Royal Neighbors of America,
Woman's Insurance Society.
Captain Hayes, Of the Audubon
ball team which met SO ignominiou
defeat at the hands Of the Indians, OF
Saturday, was in our city soliciting
news for the Advocate, Tuesday.
A sweet little tot from the low;
Children's Home at Des Nome
was brought here Thursday b,
Marion johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L
Nedrow have adopted the little one
Jas Crow will move his stock o
hardware into his newly purchase.
store building, about the first o
the week. John Needles, our gep
ial barber, will move into the build
ing which Mr. Grow will vacate.
Jas. Foster, ST., received tele
gram, last Monday, announcing tn
death of his sister, Mrs. Grant, a
Reynolds. Illinois. Mr.. Foster left 70
there Immediately upon receipt Of tn
message.
Theron Creveling built larg
four foot kite Friday with tail Xix
the average check-rower wire. Sh
was beauty and sailed almost out Q
sight, but pshaw! That's simpl
trick. Now Theron try one OF tn
tailless variety, such as scientific kit
flyers use, just for change.