Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-10-03
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Ed Lancelot was to Manning Tues
day to see a physician.
Mrs. T. B. Creveling spent last Sat
urday in Audubon visiting friends.
Almost all the folks out at Herman
Myers were sick the first OF the week.
The Kittel home have been enjoy
ing visit from SOME friends for a
time.
Lou Gray and family spent last Sat
urday visiting at the home of Ed Set
t,emire.
Miss Alta Grow of Audubon came
up Wednesday evening to visit with
friends.
Misses Ethel and Effie Gray and
Emma Mason We're Dedham visitors
last week.
Forrest Ferrel went to Manning last
Saturday and stayed over night visit
ing with relatives.
Ora Corner and wife were in Man
ming Tuesday attending to business
and visiting friends.
VIM. Clark of Hamlin came up the
first of the week and visited with his
daughter Mrs. Austin Linn.
Mrs. Stepheny and Mrs. McMurry
of Manning We're down Monday visit
ing at the Frank Rogers home.
Mabel and Louise Bertch will stay
in the Fl. B. Shelly home during the
absence of their parents at conference.
Rev. Bennett and wife and son were
down Sunday visiting and attending
to his pastoral duties at the Methodist
church.
Miss Grace Lancelot was out to the
pleasant home of Frank Gray's last
week and stayed from Wednesday I'M
til Sunday.
Mrs. Lighter of Valley Junction is
spending TIE week with her sister Mrs.
Milton Crow talking over their girl
hood friends.
Oran Welch was in town Tuesday
and hadiron wheels put OH a wagon
and now has one of the best all around
Uncle James Foster is Just up and
about from three weeks sick siege of
the grippe and severe cold and does
feel as we'll now as he would like.
Mrs. Frank Corner and baby went to
Audubon last Saturday and remained
until Sunday visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. b. Will
son.
George CARRIER has ceased to work
at the Chas. Benton barn in Audubon
and is now with the grading outfit
of ID. w. Powers that is busy south
of town.
Grin Welch one of the best farmers
in the county, was in town last week
handing the boys the cigars and tell
ing the boys that he had new girl at
his place.
Mrs. E. E. Deems went up to Man
ming Tuesday to spend the day at the
home of her brother, John Needles and
to carry some little presents to her
little nephews.
Ella Denton who began school
last week at Shaler was taken sick and
had to resign her position and has re-
turned to her home with her brother
MIR. NcWilliams.
Elmer Ferrel of Manning was down
Sunday visiting with relatives and
well-with friend too. 1t is queer
how far people go too under varied
circumstances to see friends.
The shipments out of Gray last
month shows that the stockmen in the
town and vicinity have not been idle.
Some one has kept count and find that
20 cars of stock have been shipped
from this point.
Mrs, Austin Linn was down by
Hamlin last Wednesday to attend the
marriage of her sister to Mr. Thorn
as. When she returned her sister
Nellie and her aunt whose name we
did not learn returned with her for
few days visit.
Will Scott, living about three miles
south of Templeton, sold his fine 24O
acre farm last week, receiving $751;. 80
per acre for the same. This seems a
tremendous price but he had a good
piece of property and good location,
and such property is now worth a
great deal of money.
Last Friday night the young people
gathered into body and went out to
the Fred Hepp home en- masse, storm
ed the door and captured Miss Stella
not looking for them and took her
breath for some time. But she soon
recovered and set all so busy entertain
ing each other that they forgot that
time even existed, until by accident,
they discovered it was quite late.
Miss Slough, proprietress at Way
side Inn has kept apace with the times
by having a neat register fixed up
and added to her office. 1T is nice
frame which contains the ads of the
various business men of the town. The
ones resprented are as follows: G. Eu-
gene Mertz, DR.. l.. A. Beers, Polzin,
Fischer & Co., Greenwaldt & Grotelus-
chen, Fred Hepp, James Grow, E. E.
Beems, S. p. Petersen, Farmers Ex-
change Bank, Green Bay Lumber Co.
F. f. Musson, f. Rogers, and Wayside
Inn Livery.