Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-12-26
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Mrs. M. M. Corner was an Audubon
| visitor Friday. -
Hi Packard's family were released
from quarantine Friday.
Walter Greenlee was business Wis.
ltor in Manning Saturday.
Louie Groteluschen went to Man.
hlng, friday, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Thompson has been very ill for
several days, but is now getting better.
| Belle and Grant Lancelot are at
nome to spenp two weeks vacation.
Grandpa Greenlee continues yery i'll
ing.
Mrs R. G. Wilson spent Sunday at
Manning visiting with her son, Tom.
and wife.
Dentist at Wayside Inn every Thurs
day. d. L. Farrell, D. ID. S., does first
class work.
On account of the meetings at Bot
ma, Rev. Bertch did not preach here
last Sunday.
NJ. ID. Crow and family ate Christ
mas turkey with E. j. Fenton and
wife, at Old Hamlin.
Mr.. Stumbaugh, of Kirkman, spent
Chrlstmas with his daughter, Mrs. F.
.. Hepp, and family.
Matte French visited two or three
days the fore part of the week with
her friend, Stella Hepp.
Mabel Coulter, Minnie Krause and
Lottie Perrine went home to spend
the vacation, Saturday.
After very severe illness GRANDPA
Nedrow is slowly improving and is
thought to be out of danger.
Dovers of the light fantastic had a
merry time dancing away the closing
hours of Christmas at the hall.
Grace Swaney, who is attending the
state Agricultural College at Ames, is
at home for the holiday vacation.
Some relatives of the H. B. Shelly
came from Vail, Tuesday, to eat Christ
mas turkey with their people here.
Verify he who breaketh a bank is
foolish, but wisdom and blessings are
with him that breaketh aught else.
On account of the delay in the arri-
val OF the seats for the hall the Christ
mas tree was at the Methodist church.
John Mcclure and wife spent Christ
mas in Audubon with Mrs. McGuire's
parents, Barney Cunningham and
wife.
Will and Mollie Barger are having
some repairing done on their house,
among the Improvements is new
floor
Mate French took the train for Car
roll, Tuesday, to Spend Christmas
with her aunt, Mrs. j. A. Grow, and
family.
Lois Corner went to Des Moines,
Tuesday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Baker, who is there taking
medical treatment.
Cnat Dustin has ceased clerking in
I. B. Creveling's store and Charles
Beers is assisting Mr.. Creveling dur
ing the holiday rush.
Jay and Van Bridenstine came home
Saturday to pass vacation with their
parents. The boys are students at the
Drake University, in Des Moines.
Mrs. r. G. Wilson, Mrs. CARRIER and
limo, Mrs Chris Jensen, Mrs. Forsbeck,
Ella Forsbeck and Elmer Audas took
| the train for Audubon to do some
Christmas shopping.
The Christmas tree. which was the
largest and finest we have ever had in
Gray, was the gift of w. T.. Swaney.
1t was cut and brought in from his
fine farm, six miles east of town.
Mrs. r. c. Wilson has fitted IN
rooms in Louie Groteluschen's house
where she will live until March when
she will have possession of the Smith
property which she has purchased.
A number of our more enthusiastic
nimrods made u moonlight trip into
the country last Saturday night. They
had plenty of guns and plenty of anu
milton and saw plenty of tracks but
only got three little rabbits.
Wells Ferguson, being troubled by
the water in his engine boiler freezing
during the cold weather, gave MP the
work of Smelling and returned his out.
fit home. Sylvester Moore is continu
ing the work with a horse power ma
chine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mick, of Pocahon-
tas Center, are visiting with Mrs.
Mick's parents, Mr.. Rutherford and
wife, who live south of town. Mr.
Mick, who was former Gray boy is a
doing we'll. CO.
Editor Lynch of ssDaily POST Phillipsburg
n: J. has tested the merits of FOLEY'S HON