Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-13
GRH 7 /.

Sunday with relatives in Carroll.
.Chas. Beers departed Tuesday for a
visit with an uncle in Jasper county.
Mrs. John Lacy went into the coun.
try last week and visited with friends.
Miss Lottie luton is at the home of
Gus Forbeck assisting them with their
york.
Henry Mertz arrived in town, We'd
nesday, to make a visit to his brother,
Gene.
Little Isaac Campbell, son of John
Campbell, has been quite sick this
Gene Mertz was having the front
OF his store painted the first of the
week.
Remember the Journals contest.
save your coupons and vote. One cent
per vote.
Wilson and Albert swaney were
down from Manning Sunday attending
to the phones.
The Highland Mobiles will hold their
next regular meeting the last Monday
of this month.
The Memorial services of the I. O.
y. +. were not held last Sunday on ac-
count of the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Cunningham
OF Audubon attending the exercises of
the school, Friday night.
Many are talking of going to Car
roll next week, Tuesday, to attend the
lire tOurnamentat that time.
The graduating class and Miss Moll-
lie Barger went down to Audubon last
Saturday to get a class picture.
Minnie and George Brammer and
Ada Hardy, from Dedham, were down
last Friday to commencement exer-
cises.
HI. G. Mundt and Harry Ramsey
took James Foster Sr. team and drove
to Manning to attend to business
Tuesday.
Ruth Anderson, from Audubon is up
this week visiting her sister and tax
ing a rest at the home of Mrs. John
Campbell.
Andy Anderson, living southwest
OF town, has purchased the lumber for
the construction of q big barn during
the summer.
Chris Sands, one of the prosperous
farmers in the community had the
misfortune, last Sunday, to lose one of
his best cows.
Mr.. Lynch has completed the foun-
datlon for the new school house leav-
ing it in plumb and in first class shape
as he always does his work.
Jessie and Earl Sweezy from down
by Audubon were up, last Friday even.
ing, to attend the commencement ex-
ercises and visited at the Shelly home.
Will Barger is working for Green
walt & Groteluschen and helping to
put up the vast amount of machinery
that the firm will soon be putting out.
Miss Belle Lancelot returned home
Tuesday to spend her vacation at home
free from all the cares ofschool life and
to prepare herself for the coming sum
mer.
Prof. Grant LancelOt arrived home
Wednesday, robust, hearty from the
years work. Grant fills the old home
with life and activity and is almost a
tonic to anyone
Mr.. Oddly and family, from Casey,
visited at Gran WEIGH last week. They
are making an overland trip to Neb-
raska and thence to South Dakota and
then back home.
Miss Edna Beers came home on last
Friday and brought home Miss Nellie
Crow for a visit. Miss Crow returned
Saturday and Miss Edna will visit at
home for q short time.
Little Rose Buford came down from
Perry, this week, and is visiting with
her aunt Miss Jessie Slough au the
Wayside Inn. She expects to remain
for six weeks or more and take a good
rest.
Gus Rudnick, living south of town
has found that it is better money to put
hay in a shed than to allow it to waste
outside and he has now a large shed
under construction on his place,
Frank Barger returned from Nebras-
ka, this week, and is busy shaking
hands with his many friends here. He
reports ever ything out in Nebraska on
a par with this country so far and the
chance for a good crop fine.
Uncle James Crow went down to
Walnut, last Saturday, to attend to
some matters of personal business.
Howard kittel is in charge of the hard
ware store and waiting on the trade in
his usual courteous manner.
Wild prairie transformed into inn
proved farms. On my list is an eigh-
ty and two-hundred acre farm at $45
per acre. Write for particulars.
ID, l.. SWANEY.
Gray, Iowa.
Tom Wilson took their goods to
Manning, Tuesday, and is no longer a
part of the community. Their many
friends we'll miss them here and they
in turn will be missed by the people of
Gray but each will soon find new asso-
ciates.
F. P. Reese once a citizen of this
town but now in Oklahoma was a Wis.,
itor among his friends here this week.
He will take his office as county treas
urer this fall and we predict that he
will serve them in the same trust