Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-07-04

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from Manning and will spend the re-
mainder of The summer at home rest
ing from his school work so as to begin
his school in two months with the
usual amount of push and energy.
Peter Mason and Jens Larsen from
Denmark arrived in Gray Monday to
make their future home in the land of
the free, the home of the brave. Peter
will work at the carpenter trade and
Jens will work on a farm for Chris
Sand.
Groteluschen & Forsbeck, Gray's
hustling stock dealers, shipped two
cars of stock to Omaha on last Thurs
day. These two loads consisted of one
a of hogs and one car of cattle for
which they received the highest mar
het price.
S. G. Petersen moved his harness
shop across the street Saturday to the
building formerly occupied by Gene
Mertz's drug store. Sandy will have
much more room in his new location
and will be better able to handle his
fast increasing business.
Mrs. John Campbell went down to
Audubon last Friday to be at the bed
side of her grandfather, Mr.. Anderson,
who is not expected to live. She re.
turned home Sunday and her husband
went down the same day to care for
Mr.. Anderson during his illness.
Owing to the basket picnic of the
church at Manning, Sunday, there
was no preaching at the q. B. church
at Gray. Rev. Stevenson invited the
members of this church to be present
at this gathering and a number of
them drove up and attended services
that day.
Albert Swaney, while in bathing
with a number of his companions in
the vicinity of Manning, went out be-
You'd his depth and came near being
drowned. He vent down twice and
was rescued by his companions just as
he was going down the last time, thus
saving him from a sad fate.
Mahlon Hepp remained at home
Monday from his studies in law at
home and to rest up. Mahlon finds
sesses that push and energy to stick
wv l iAlIi hS illNIIy IlCthSS q
success of his new undertaking.
Grant Lancelot lost a pocket book
on his way home from Manning
Sunday containing a sum of money
and receipts which would be of no
value to anyone but the owner. Finder
please leave at the Lancelot home in
Gray or at AL Ayers or Lewis & Grau
in Manning and receive suitable re-
ward.
The three schools consisting of U. b.
Groves Evangelical and Christian
Sunday Schools will hold a picnic on
July 4th nWilson'sgrove southwest OF
Gray. Rev. Bertch and Rev. Conner
of the Evangelical church in Audit
bon, will deliver an address on this
day. The children will also assist in
the program.
The Mite Society of the NJ. e. church
went out to the home of Ora Corner
on last Wednesday and spent the
day quilting and visiting. They
all were treated to a fine dinner which
consisted of eatables of every descrip
ton and in the evening they all came
home happy in the thought of the
pleasant day that had passed at this
beautiful home.
The following are the names of the
officers of the Christian Endeavor So.
ciety elected last Sunday:
President, John Renftle.
Vice President, Mrs. Beers.
Secretary, Lottie luton.
Treasurer, Bertha Shelley.
Chorister, Emerson Shelley.
Organist, Clio Beers.
Prayer Meeting Committee, How
ard klttell.
Social Committee, Mollie Barger.
Literary Committee, Fannie Welty
Lookout Committee, Chas. Ramsey
Press Committee, Oracle Lancelot
Relief Committee, Anna Denney.