Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22

Mrs. Thompson and Minnie were
visitors in Manning Tuesday.
Abe Foster was caller in Manning
Saturday night for few hours
Harry Mertz of Lake View, is visit
ing with his brother Gene this week
Geo. CARRIER will commence work
this week for Chas, Benton in Audu-
bon.
Mrs F. F'errIll was called to the bed
side of her sick mother near Gray Sun.
day.
Geo. and Jim CARRIER drove to Man
ming Tuesday to visit with their
friends.
Maggie Fox of the Wayside Inn
visited with relatives near Templeton
| Sunday.
| Mrs G. H. Wilson and two children
| leave in a short time to visit relatives
at Tama.
Miss Leah Herrine of Viola town
ship is visiting with relatives in Gray
this week.
| Gene Mertz was passenger to
| Carroll Sunday. He returned home
on Monday.
The Sunday School of the U. B.
church held a picnic Thursday in a
grove near Gray.
Will Ieake came down from Man
| ming Monday for few hours and
drove back Tuesday.
Mrs. Jess Markley of Fayette, is
visiting with her parents this week,
John CARRIER and wife.
John Fry and AL Belcher and wife
are visiting this week at the M. j.
Goodwin home in Gray.
FRANKIE Anderson of Audubon, is
visiting i'll Gray this week with her
sister, Mrs. John Campbell.
The school board met Tuesday even
ing for the purpose of purchasing new
seats for their school house.
H. B. Shelly drove down to Extra
Wednesday to transact business for a
few hours in that busy town.
Mrs. VIM Porter has been quite ill
the past week at her home north OF
town but ut present is some better.
Mabel Buford and Rose O.Leary
We're callers in Manning Saturday and
on Monday drove down TO Ambition.
August PolZin has been unable to
attend to the store this week and his
father has been helping in his steand.
/ Mol d. (.
| the home Of Alex Campbell near Botna
Tuesday and had a pleasant afternoon.
Jessie Packard returned to her home
at Gray Saturday from Audubon where
she has been visiting for several days.
Rev. Bertch returned from his trip
to Des Moines the first of the week.
| He reports very good and profitable
trip.
Henry Wilson of Manning. visited a
few days with Harry Ramsey and
family last week before he moved
away.
Rachel Potter departed for Extra
Sunday, to visit with her brother A.
| Potter who conducts restaurant at
Extra.
Anna Blakseley is helping Miss
Jessie Slough at the Wayside Inn this
week during the absence of some OF
the help.
Morris Woodhouse of Portmouth
Ia, is visiting this week with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers at the re-
staurant.
John King purchased new thresh-
| ing machine last week and is now at
work again. He was fortunate only
in loosing his separator.
The building occupied by E.E. BEEN
will lie repaired in u short time and
sided up so as to be warmer when the
cold blasts of winter comes.
f. e. Deems Gray's new barber and
wife went down to Audubon Saturday
and visited q short time with friends.
| They returned home Monday
| Clio Beers is taking vacation for
couple of weeks and the first of the
week she leaves for Melbourn Ia, to
visit relatives for short time.
Ornsby Beers was waiting on trade
at the Sandy Petersen harness shop
| 1 ueSudy WlllIe kodiluy was OuU W tIlG
Rasmussen home attending the silver
wedding.
Frank Rogers constructed new
walk in front of his restaurant build
ing the first of the week which shows
his energetic spirit and desire to keep
the walk in good shape.
Mrs. T. J. Nc Claim of Extra, visit
ed last Sunday with her daughter
Mrs. John O'Leary. She returned tc
Extra Monday, Mrs. O'Leary went as
far as Audubon with her.
Harry Ramsey and family have
moved to Dedham. Harry only secur.
ed the insurance from one company
and the other did not settle at all fol
the loss Harry recently had by fire.
Miss Ethel Reese whose home is in
Oklahoma but lately has been visiting
at the home of friends near Ross came
up to Gray Tuesday morning and
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