Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-04-04
Gray News.

Gray News.
John Liken went to Chicago, Sat-
urday, with a car Of stock tor the
markets.
Henry Thomas was appointed, as
justice of peace by the County board,
the first Of the week.
Prof. Earhart came down from
Dedham, Saturday, to look over the
field for future tchool work.
DR.. Williams came down from
Carroll, Friday, to make examination
of Ed Lancelot, who he thinks is i'm
proving.
Tom Wilson and wife spent Sun
day at the home Of his brother, Will,
who lives in the country, spending a
very pleasant day.
County Auditor A. F. Greenwaldt
was up last Saturday looking after
his interests in the big store which is
doing splendid business.
Aus Linn is soon to move into the
property recently vacated by Peter
Peterson and was up to Manning,
Tuesday, to finish things up.
The new hotel, The Wayside Inn,
has put in new telephone and now
the patrons can call up anyone they
please from Extra to Manning.
| Charley Ramsey and son were up
to Carroll, the first of the week, to
be at the bedside of the mother of
the former, who is quite sick.
Asmus Boysen was Manning visi-
tor the first of the week and attended
a meeting as one of the directors Of
the German Savings bank Of that
place.
Miss Grove arrived in Gray, Tues
dry, from Fayette county and is at
the Sam Randels home. She will
teach school this spring in Cameron
township.
Henry Wulf is now busy at work
for contractor Pexin. Henry is get
ting to be quite carpenter, and no
doubt will soon be contractor for
himself.
Sandy Peterson is steadily improv-
ing and will soon be up and at his
work bench again ready to mend
your old harness or to get you out a
good new set just as you may choose.
Rev. Bertch will hold his third
quarterly meeting at Eden Valley
church Saturday night and Sunday,
April Is and IA. Elder Miller will be
present and good turn out is desir-
ed.
The town council appointed Aus
Linn as city marshal, last Monday
Aus will make a good man to look
keep peace in all the various local
tiles.
Miss Regina Ayers departed last
Saturday for Minnesota to remain the
coming year. Miss Ayers is a young
lady with many close friends here
who regret her leaving but wish her
luck and prosperity.
Ben Halbert and wife went to Ode
bolt last Saturday called by the death
Of his father. They remained to see
all that remained of earth in him laid
to rest in mother earth, where will
ever be sacred place to those who
love him, that was.
Cashier Ed. Beason was up to Man
ming, Monday night and took the
first degree that leads into the mvs-
teries of masonary. Ed. is entering
the oldest institution of the kind :in
the world and one that always stands
by its membership to guard and pro.
tect them in whatever is right.
| Prof. Grant Lancelott arrived home
the first of the week and is visiting
home folks during his spring vaca-
ton. Grant looks as though his work
had agreed with him and is much
pleased with the year so far. AS we
stated last week he has been prohered
the position again which is good
evidence of his work.
Tuesday was the sixteenth birth
day Of Lottie Tutin and her friends
remembered her and procured for her
a beautiful present to let her know
that they all thought of her in her
bereavement and forced stay in, to
look after the rest Of the family.
The nieghbors have been very kind
of late, each family helping her gu,
by taking day each TO cook for the
family.
The endeavor had a very profitable
and entertaining meeting last Sunday
evening, in their Temperance meet
ing lead by Mrs. Beers. This is a
question vital to every one, and one
which should interest all. Mrs. Beers
presented the question, so all would
become interested. Next Sunday
evening, Mrs. Tom Wilson will lead
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