Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-06-26
GRAY

Dedham and the home team expet
to cross bats Wednesday,.
| George Dyke moved his wind mil
tuesday over the new well he has pun
chased.
Bertha and Clara Shelley drove t
Vail, Tuesday, to vista cousin and at
ted picnic.
John Polzin marketed dozen fin
hogs and sold them to Forsbeck & Pol
Yin, Tuesday.
| Mrs. Isaac Thompson went up t.
Manning Tuesday to visit during tn,
day with relatives.
Jesse Higgins went to Vail Tuesda,
evening to be present at the NJ. w. A
picnic there this week.
There will be dance next FRIDAY in
the hall and those having it in charge
are anticipating a good time.
Miss Lottie luton is now working at
The Wayside Inn as waitress to take
the place of Emma Petersen.
Hans Mundt and wife and Pete ex-
pect to go to Vail, Wednesday to he
present at a big NJ. w. A. picnic.
The store room for the Trans Miss
lsslppl Elevator is now reposing mildly
under new covering of shingles.
Miss Mabel Beaufort arrived Satur-
day from her home at Perry and is WIS.,
ting her aunt at The Wayside Inn.
j. G. johnson passed through GRAY.
Monday evening, on his way to
Vail to pass few days with friends.
Roy Swaney sold the farm recently
purchased by Tom Rutherford at a
good advance over the purchase
price.
Tom Newell and Fred Horning were
both IN town last week and got ton
ouggles S" that now they will go at
ease.
The Greenwaldt & Groteluschen
Company erected large side shed for
the protection of their machinery they
have put up.
Tuesday was hog day for Forsbeck &
as they got in two cars
and shipped them out, paying So. 10
per hundred and up.
Thos. Bastendorf bought two bug.
gies last week of the hustling firm
here and they will go in either top
buggy or spring wagon.
Cap. Whistler, of Botna, was over
the first of the week and purchased
one hundred bushels of corn. as he
could get it cheaper here.
The citizens have erected elevated
seats at the ball park and every game
shows them filled with women and
men watching the contests.
Thomas McMichael, one of the farm
ers who always has his hogs and stock
n fine shape, brought in dozen good
ones Tuesday and got the good price
or them.
Alex Campbell, one of the thriftiest
md most careful farmers in the coun-
", was in town Tuesday with thirty
line of as fine hogs as ever came to the
Henry Vermule, who used to live in |
his vicinity. was over from Temple. |
on the first Of the week consulting |
Doctor Beers, as he has not been feel.
ng very good of late.
Subject for sermon at u. B. church |
next Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock |
The Christian Sabbath, It's Desecra-
IONS" 1t lisa good subject and doubt
ess will be well handled.
Miss Emma Petersen, who has been
at The Wayside Inn so long,
esigned her position Monday and de- !!
parted Tuesday evening for Omaha to
'isit with relatives and friends.
The following named farmers brought
n small punches of hogs from three to
eleven and sold them: William Shaw,
sam Garmire, Lon Gray, Frank Ak
nan, Ora Corner, August Kuesel.
Irene Creveling was hit the other
lay by fly ball while they were
the game, but not hurt very
BAD. 1t frightened the ladies however
10 they would not set on the top seats,
We understand that Herman Zerke
land in Missouri. We did
not learn what he paid or how much
ne purchased, but we do know that |
portion of the country can't beat old
Iowa.
OF. Mease returned from Illinois, on
asst Monday bringing with him three
Inc Percheron colts. OF. is a good