Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-14
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Mrs, ]. E. Mcclure visited the first
of the week with her parents in Au-
dubon.
The people are approaching the new
meat market and give it good pat
ronage.
Auditor Greenwaldt was up the first
of the week helping little during
Louie's absence.
Mabel Bertch visited friends at Car
rollton during the absence of her par
ents last week
Peter Peterson started his thresher
J last Thursday at Herman Meyers
place and did a good job.
Mrs. Jas. Foster, Jr., and children
were down from Manning Sunday Wis
iting with home folks here.
Lou Babcock had the pleasure of a
visit from a nephew of his from Man
ming the first of the week.
Miss Clio Audas, better known as
Dollie, went up to Iroga, Iowa, this
week to visit with relatives.
Herman Ludwig is now working for
III. Brandhorst and is proving very
capable man to have around.
Joe Cam was looking after his bust
ness Monday but found Manager
Mundt getting along all right.
Mrs. c. H. Wilson and children are
at Tama this week where she is help
ing to care for her mother who is quite
sick.
Miss Minnie Ramsey is lust nicely
recovering from quite q severe attack
OF quinsy and is glad to be about
again.
j. Brunier, Jr., and wife were down
from Manning last Friday spending
the day with her sister, Mrs Orville
Milford.
A person can stand in Gray and see
smoke in every direction, indicating
that the threshing season is on and
everybody at work.
! Prof. Grant Lancelot is in Audubon
this week taking his brothers classes
in the institute while Will is with his
wife in the new hospital.
Ifyou wish to buy land, sell real es-
tate, place loan or insure life or prop.
erty call on THE LANCELOTS,
7-24-4 Gray, Iowa.
Miss Moll1e Ludwig is visiting this
week up at Lake View. From there
she expects to go to Castana for a few
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Tom
Lee.
Gray's artist, Aus Linn, was on the
sick list the first of the week and I'M
able to leave his bed. Aus is some-
times off but it is seldom that he gets
4 Gown in bed.
II Mrs. Aus Linn and children are
1 atown below Audubon this week visit
ks.g at the home of her parents, Mr..
MI Mrs. Clark and poor Aus had to
NY "bach."
ty B. Creveling got in his third car
Isalt Tuesday morning. Many of
stores in larger towns can not put
xTthis showing which proves The
, a good trade.
The boys have been having consid-
cradle fun this week in at Mertz's.
They had some wires attached to a
battery in the telephone, and were
shocking people with them.
The meetings planned for Eden
Valley will begin the first Of Septem.
Der with Evangelist Garrett to help
out. Everyone knows him and his
power and much good may be ex-
pected.
Rev. G. E. Bertch and family spent
last week at Scranton where a big
meeting was being held of which he
had charge. They returned Saturday
so be could fill his regular appoint
ments on Sunday.
Geo. Gray, Jr., came up from Texas
the first of the week and will remain a
couple of weeks visiting. George is a
firm believer in the possibilities of the
land in that country and believes it to
be the coming empire.
Louie Groteluschen and family are
in Columbus, Nebraska, this week at
his home as he was called there by the
serious Illness of his father. He wrote
back Tuesday TO Charley Newell that
MS father was no better.
Mrs. Will Lancelot underwent a
very painful operation the first of the
week at Audubon for the removal of
tumor. The operation was eminently
successful though they thought at one
time she would not survive.
Rev. Bertch and the workers of Cass
township, Shelby county, have been
planning township Sunday school
convention at the Pleasant Valley
church soon at which time he is to de-
liver discourse on "Modern Methods
of Sunday School Work"
While talking with Theo. Creveling
the other day we got to specializing on
theamount of eggs shipped out of Gray
this year. We found he has sent out
something over 2l660 dozen since the
first of April which means about
$4,000 left among the farmers.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church gave
one of their splendid socials last Satur-
day night and Melted little over 500