Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-29
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Miss Gardner from Woodbine spent
Sunday visiting at the Swaney home.
Miss Bertha Shelley went to Ross
Tuesday to visit with her uncle Harry
Bovaird.
Hi Packard went to Manning last
Saturday to attend to matters of per-
sonal business.
Albert Hartman's spent very pleas
ant day Sunday visiting with their
neighbor Geo Pfiester.
Thos. Bastendorf will soon go to
Grundy Center to make a visit with
daughter for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark from Hamlin
were up last week visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. Austin Linn.
Several from Gray took advanta ge
of the excursion to Lake View Sunday
and had good days outing.
Miss Bertha and Clara Shelley spent
Sunday at the Higgins home just out
in the country north of town.
The U. B. Sunday School will as
semble today at the Schrader home
west of town for day OF picnic.
Geo. Hendricksen who lives out in
the country q short distance spent
Sunday at the II. B. Shelley home.
Miss Bertha Armitage of Manning,
at the home of Fred Hepp and family.
Mrs. Eugene Merit is spending this
week at the lakes and Gene and Peter
Mundt are trying their hand at batch
ing.
Miss Mabel Bertch spent last week
at the home of Alex Campbell in the
country and had a very pleasant out
ing.
Mrs. Short from Greeley Colo, was
visiting last week with the S. Randle
/. family and with other friends in this
vicinity.
Geo. Lacy took advantage of the
excursion Sunday and went up to
Lake View to see the sights and enjoy
a good time.
A brother of Miss Minnie Kruse who
stays at the home of Rev. Bertch was
over Sunday to visit her and tell her
of doings at home.
Miss Ethel Reese was visiting last
week at the w. j. Lancelot home, but
on Tuesday went down to Ross to
visit her uncle Harry Bovaird.
Jim Lockwood of Manning passed
through Gray Tuesday on his way to
Audubon to enter a couple of horses
in the races at the County fair.
NJ. Goodnow expected to go to
Des Moines the first of the week to
see if he could get some ideas to put in
future practice in the creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wilson were
down from Manning to the picnic at
Nedrows last week enjoying them
selves with their old time friends.
Ham Duckner and Lou Babcock
went down to Des Moines Tuesday to
look at the stock at the State Fair and
find out the best breeds of stock.
Will Shaw was delivering corn this
week at the Trans Mississippi elevator
that he sold last spring when it looked
rs if corn would not go any higher.
Howard Kittel. Emerson Shelley and
Sadie Forsbeck went down to Audi.
bon Monday to attend to school mat
tiers as their schools will soon begin.
NJ. NJ. Corner and son Frank went
down to the State Fair Monday to SEE
the sights and see if they could fine
things that would be of practical bene
tit to them on the farm.
Mrs Langworthy and Mrs. Cowle.
of Audubon, visited in Gray one day
last week. The former at the Lancelol
home and the latter at the Chas M
Lacklin home in the country.
Free admission ticket to Audubon
County Fair. How to get it read ou
lido BROS.
Audubon, Iowa.
Henry Drummer from Manning wa
down Tuesday attending to business
in regard to the store here. He is on,
of the best business men in the countr,
and Thoroughly understands all hi
lines
James Foster ST., went up to Siou,
City Tuesday to attend to land trad
that he is negotiating up there. Tha
is good district Of territory and h.
can make no mistake in going Their
to buy.
Dr. Beers was called to Carroll las
Sunday to prescribe in case wher,
the patients were not progressing a
well as they thought they might, bu
who are now on the road to quicl
. recovery.
Miss Belle Lancelot has accepted
position in the Carroll schools ant
leaves for there today to take up he
work Miss Lancelot is splendit
teacher and will give entire satisfac
ton to all her patrons.
VIM. Scott threshed for Chas. Rome,
Thursday. He threshed out IA stack
and set six times. There were 100
bushels of oats and S25 of wheat. MI
Rooney says this was as good job a
he ever had done on his place.
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