Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-02-22
Gray News.

Emil Bowman is sick with rhema-
| tism.
HI. C. Mundt wen. to Manning
Sunday.
Attorney Mosier was a business
visitor to our city last week.
A bouncing boy arrived at the
Charlie Davids home Thursday.
Another surprise party in the near
future. Full part iculars next week.
The Misses Gertie Ramsey and
Madge Mimic were high shool visitors
DR.. Beers bought a horse at the
Tharnish livery barn one day last
week.
Mrs. Needles and the children Wis
tied with relatives and friends in
Audubon Monday.
Miss Emma Peterson has been quite
sick for several days with la grippe,
but is better again.
Sam Handles shipped his tat cattle
last week via. the Milwaukee road,
driving them to Templeton.
Nels Christensen drove his fat cat
tie to Audubon and sent them to
market via. the Rock Island.
| Grandma McCuen, west of town,
has been very sick for several days,
and at this writing is no better.
Gene Mertz has been investing in
real estate, having bought the lots
occupied by the livery barn recently.
Miss Ella De Witt, Of Dedham, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Thomp-
son and calling on old friends this
week.
There will be services at the Foster
school house next Sunday at IL
O'Clock; Rev. Lyttle, OF Dedham, Of
floating.
Theron Creveling viii start his
huckster wagon on the road again
about March LIST, with Chat Dustin
as huckster.
Miss Lottie Belany is visiting at
the H. B. Shelley home. She ex-
poets to visit at Audubon before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Dale, formerly of this place,
but for several years ofnear Manning,
died Saturday. Funeral services
were held Monday.
Deward Rodgers, who titled the
George Mclaughlin farm last year,
will move with his family to Man
ming the first of March,
Norman Crow, Of Duva!, Colorado
is visiting with his father, Uncle
Jimmy Grow, and his sister, Mrs
Elmer Ellis, of Audubon.
Byron Soles is at Halnlin this week
running the creamery for Fred He'll
man, while he attends the Butter
makers Convention at Lincoln.
Frank Altman will not wait on
customers at the restaurant after
March 1st, as he has engaged to work
for Mrs. Steere on the farm this sum-
mer.
M. c. Gray, representing the
Equitable Life Insurance Company
of New York, was in our city las,
week in the the interest of his com
pany.
A box supper will be given at the
Swaney school house sometime in the
near future; the proceeds will be used
to purchase books for the school
library.
Frank Rodgers will take charge OF
our restaurant this summer. We
understand that his wife will attend
to it while Frank goes on the road.
Friday.
John Needles, Andrew Colson and
H. G.. Mundt waled through the
forests of Woodcraft last week and
rode the goat. No physical Injury is
noticeable.
Mrs. Mertz and Miss Daisy Mitchell
went to Audubon Monday TO do some
shopping. While there they visited
: at the home of Mrs. Merit mother
Mrs. Vint Rose.
A number of our young people
went out to the Foster literary Fri
day evening to aid in carrying out
the program. They report Il very en-
joyable evening and lots of fun.
; -Four OF Peter Peterson's family
the same number of Louie Swand.
sens, three Of jim Fosters family
and Mildred Creveling are on the
sick list, with la grippe or bad colds
Madge Mimic, of Dedham, came
down last week to attend the Perrine
surprise party at Joe Nedrow's. She
spent the rest of the week visiting
among friends, returning to hel
home Saturday.
w. j. Lancelot lost, somewhere be-
tween Manning and Gray, last Satur-
day, full fleeced lambs SKIN driving
glove, brown. 1t was one of very
fine pair. Finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving it at Polzin's
store, or at John Jays in Manning
w. j. Lancelot took the train
Monday for Lincoln, Nebraska, to at.
tsnd the National Creamery Butter
| makers Convention Dnrino his n h.