Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-10
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Mrs. DR.. Beers is expected home
the last OF the week from her trip to

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have little girl that has been quite
ill the past week.
AIDA Kittell taught school for
Miss Welty few days last week
owing to sickness.
Albert Davids will hold a public
sale at his place, north-we Of Gray,
the coming Friday.
Bert Altman and George Dykes
are home from a trip to Kirkman.
Irwin and other points.
Oh Mease and wife are expected
home to-day from visit to his par
ents down in Southern Missouri.
Miss Nellie Grow, OF Carroll, came
down and spent Sunday with Miss
Edna Beers and her many friende.
Peter Peteeson's baby is still suffer
ing from the effects of whoopine
cough which it had some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Gray returned
home Monday from a visit with her
folks who reside in one of the north
ern counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henderson
were up from Ross visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Mclaughlin, the first
of the week
Mrs. e. w. Patton went to Man
ming, Saturday, and spent SUNDAY
with friends, returning home the
first of the week.
A Mr.. Wooster, of Stuart, was here
last week looking for house to rent
or buy, intending to move here to re.
side permanently.
Mrs. Newt Multord went out, Tues
day, to help care for her mother, Mrs.
Wilkinson, who Is sick and under the
care Of the doctor.
Will milford and wife went over
into Viola township and spent Sum
day with their old friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kibler.
Mrs. w. j. Audas returned home
from her trip to Texas, Wednesday,
being called home owing to the i'll
ness of her husband.
Goldle Archer was enrolled as
new student in the High School, last
Monday, at the beginning of school
after the holiday vacation.
Mr.. Winnie, from over toward
Dedham, has rented a house and will
move to Gray, intending to rent some
land and be the city gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Clark were up
from Hamlin, few days this week
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Os Linn retained home, Tuesday.
L. b. Creveling will complete in
voiclng his stock of goods and be able
to strike a balance and find out the
profits on the past years. business.
Tom SCOTT and wife invited
crowd OF their friends in Gray to
come out and pass Wednesday even
ing in social pastime at their house.
Mrs. Il. ID. Altman went to Audi.
bow, last Saturday, and intends to
make her home for few months
with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Swilzer.
George Gray intends to leave for
Texas this week to look after his in
terests in the Lone Star State, where
George Gray, Jr., has charge of his
large ranch.
The creamery churn was broken
and out ofrepair for few days, but
Buttermaker Milt Goodnow has il
repaired and everything works as
smoothly as before.
Grant and Belle Lancelot returned
to their respective schools, the last of
the week, after passing the holidays
very pleasantly with home folks and
old friends and associates.
Carl Forsbeck went to Audubon.
Monday. and enrolled himself as
student in the High School, where he
goes take advantage of the superb
or advantages and equipments,
jim and Grace Cameron spent Sun
day with L. B. Creveling and family
and other relatives, returning to Au-
dubon, Monday morning, to attend to
their studies in the Audubon High
Schools.
Walter Andas has been very low
the past week and Tears were enter
tanned that he would not recover, but
he has improved slightly and it is
hoped he may be restored to his usual
health before long.
Billy Shaws boy, who has been so
sick for some time past, is reported to
be better and hopes are entertained
that he will steadily gain and ere long
become strong enough to be out and
feel like himselfagaim.
The public schools opened, Monday
morning, after their two weeks vaca-
ton. The teachers returned to their
work with renewed energy and the
pupils with deep interest, SO that
good results will follow.
Samuel Rempp, who has been Wis
iting with his relatives at the Hig-
gins homestead, departed for his home
at Montezuma, Iowa, after having
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