Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-27
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Hepp spent sunday at home
from his duties in Audubon.
Asmus Boysen transacted bushes:
in Audubon on last Saturday.
Mrs. Damer of Oxford is visiting at
the Ill. b. Shelley home this week.
Frank Damer, of Ames, visited al
the III. Il. Shelly home, this week.
Real Bargains, good farms at forty
dollars, ID. l.. Swaney, Dedham, Ia.
Elmer Benson and family spent Sun
DAY at the Jas. luton home, in Gray.
Ruth Anderson of Audubon is spend
ing the week with her sister Mrs. Jno.
Campbell.
I'll. g. Brammer vas in Gray Mon
with friends. :
Thereon Creveling arrived home the
last of the week from his business trip
ia Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Ed. Lancelot and Harry were
in Manning, Thursday, visiting with
their many friends.
Dora Spear, of Nebraska, is visiting,
this week, with her friend, Miss Mollie
~Bridenstine, in Gray.
Jim Crow the wide awake hardware
man spent the first of the week in
Harlan with relatives.
Mae Mclaughlin, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin, has
been quite i'll the past week.
Dollie Dykes departed for Living
ton, Montana, to visit a short time
with her sister at that place.
Mrs. Ruford, of Perry, spent the first
of the week with her friend, Miss Jen-
ME Slough, at the Wayside Inn.
Thos. Musson of Audubon was in
Gray Tuesday looking after the bust
ness at his elevator at this place.
Mrs. Stepheney who was visiting in
Gray last week is visiting this week at
the Grin Corners home near Gray.
w. H. Lancelot and wife and Miss
Belle Lancelot went to Audubon, Sat-
urday, on business, between trains.
Geo. Gray departed for Chicago Sat-
urday where he will spend "a short
time visiting nd.transacting business.
Mrs, Jas. Foster, of Gray, was in
Audubon the first of the week, visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis.
Mrs. G. H. Wilson and two sons from
Lamar, Iowa, have been visiting this
week with Mrs. Wilson's parents near
Gray.
Ed. Baxter, from Carroll, is setting
Il,, on1 .o1I;nn Tl,nr,o- Ll =
Greenwaldt' q Groteluscken's, this
week.
Chas. Rooney had between fifteen
hundred and two thousand bushels of
corn shelled out, this week, northeast
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Farrell went to
Carroll, last week, to attend the tour
nament, but owing to the rain the races
were declared off.
Jay Lancelot is spending the week at
home resting from his labors. Grant
Lancelot..is running the creamery for
him, near Manning.
w. J. Audas, timer for Greenwaldt
u Groteluschen, was in the vicinety of
Ross, Tuesday. doing some work on
Lie Olll VI NIL. 1cSSLldu.
Harry Mertz returned to his home
at Lake View the last of the week a
very pleasant visit with his brother
G. E. Mertz, Gray's popular druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mclaughlin,
were in Manning, Monday, on bust
ness and in the evening attended the
meeting of the Highland Mobiles lodge.
Mrs. Frank Rogers returned kome
the last of the week from her visit
with her parents and friends at Port
mouth in Shelby county and reports a
very enjoyable visit.
Mary Clark, of Hamlin, stopped of
on her way from Carroll, where she
had been attending the tiremens' tour
nament, Wednesday, and visited for q
while with her sister, Mrs. Aus. Linn
Groteluschen & Forsbeck shipped cal
of nice fat hogs to the eastern markets
the last part of the week. They
sell quite II number of hogs besides
attending to their duties at the hard
ware store.
A number of the citizens from Gray
were in Manning last Thursday and
WiVhSSoOo IL pbldoC anu SAcIClSGs
given by the Nc Cormick people in
that city. Tney report a good time
and a large crowd.
Mrs. Jas. luton and Essie luton,
who died last winter of the dreaded
diphthelia, and there being no funeral
services held then the sermon was
preached, last Sunday, by Rev. Bertch
at the U. B. church.
Fred Fisher was nominated for road
supervisor in district number two. by
the Republican primary. and Elwood
Hester in district number four, and
Henry Thomas for Justice Of the Peace
on last Monday night.
John PolZin had Greenwaldt & Grote-
luschen o his windmill, this week,
to the well he has just had dug, the
well it was on having given out, hut
now he has plenty df water for his
stock and for his own use.
The M. w. A. Lodge of Gray are
thinking of building for themselves a
new hall which will be 80 by SO in
size. This is a good plan so they can
have a hall of their own which they
will find much more satisfactory.