Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-11
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Frank Gray and wife spent Sunday
with relatives in town.
Aus Linn and family helped to
spread the Eagle in Manning the
Fourth.
John Polzin has recovered from his
sickness and was seen in town the first
OF the week.
William Blakely will teach in the
school house, north of the ranch, dur
ing the fall term.
w. M. Kennels and wife went to
Atlantic to spend the fourth with re-
latives and friends.
Geo. Gray departed last Saturday
for Chicago to look after some matters
of personal business.
~ ~ Henry Thomas made trip to the
county seat, last Saturday, to attend
to matters of personal business.
j. C. F. Wicker and wife and boy, of
Audubon, celebrated the Fourth at the
Packard home. in Gray.
Mrs. Walter Audas and Mrs. Pearl
Gray visited last Friday at the pleas
ant home of Mrs. VIM Frietley.
John Archer drove over to Carroll
ton, in Carroll county, Monday, to
look after business and visit relatives.
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Ramsey and the
Shelly young people went to Manning
the fourth to the big Woodman picnic.
Miss Alta Crow, of Audubon, was
expected up, the first of the week, for
short visit with relatives and friends.
John Hinches girl was taken sick
very suddenly Sunday and the doctor
was called so that she is getting along
nicely now.
Miss Rachael Potter was expected
Thursday to come from her home at
Stuart, Ia, to visit with her friend
Fanny Welly.
OF. Mease was in Audubon, Satur-
day, looking after the engine he order
ed some time ago to run his threshing
outfit, this fall.
Mrs Shelly and sister, Mrs. Darner,
went to Sioux City. Tuesday, to visit
with their other sister, Mrs. Argo, who
lives at that place.
Miss Libbie Lewis expects to go,
this week, to Farland to visit her sis
ter, Bertha, and then go on to the lakes
for summers outing.
Mrs. Joe Nedrow and Mrs. Henry
Thomas went to Dedham Sunday to
visit the mother of the former and the
mother-in-law of the latter.
Asmus Boysen made business trip
to the county seat Monday. He is
now busy in the hay field and cannot
get help enough to supply his wants
Mrs. Rena Garmire Bunker from
Sac City came down last week for a
short visit at her parental home, Sam
Garmire, one of the best farmers any
where about Gray.
Ad Settlemire received the sad news
last week that his father, one of the
pioneers of Clayton county had been
over come by the heat and had passed
to the great beyond.
Workman from the Northwestern
road were in town the last week put
sstlng coat of white wash to all their
buildings and various fences making
things clean and white.
Bert Altman has just finished fine
large cistern for Gus Forsbeck so that
the latter gentleman will be supplied
with an abundant supply of soft water
when the fall rains begin.
Monday boy came to the Orville
milford home to cheer and comfort
them. 1t has one thumb that is doub
lie part of the way down, which gives
its hand queer appearance.
Howard Kittel has secured the Cam
eron Center school and will sway the
is good conscientious worker and
will give them good service.
Fred Bowmare is enjoying visit
from a sister from Illinois who arrived
in town Monday, for short stay. In
reviewing their childhood days they
will no doubt have Il splendid good
time.
Milt Goodnow, the buttermaker at
the Creamery, and family went to
Iowa City, last week, visiting. leaving
Jay Lancelot in charge of the Cream
cry who did all the work in credita.
BILE and trustworthy manner.
The telephone system in Gray is to
have a new switch. The automatic
UP and placed in here Then it will be
so no central is called but everyone
can talk to anyone they please.
Chris Jensen was ane of the busiest
men in town this week. AS road over
seer he had to get his men out and
then find work to have them do. He,
however, is getting the streets in first
class shape and proves himself to he a
good man for the position.
Chris Rasmussen departed, Monday,
for Colorado for his health. The doe
tors think he is in the first stages of
consumption and nothing but long
stay in The mountains will do Tim any
good. He expects TO give it Il good trial
and remain us long AS it helps him.
Miss Molie Barger returned home
last week from Coieridge, Nebr., where
she has been visiting her brothers. She
reports one of them being pretty badly
hailed out Just short time before she
left so that his crop will be consider
ably shortened.