Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-21

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up for some time with blood poison
Ing of the hand, has now recovered
sufficiently to perform his usual duties.
Sandy Peterson, the jolly harness
maker at Gray, has troubles of his own
this week in the shape of a swollen
jaw that causes him considerable pain.
Word was received here Friday that
the father of Louie Groteluschen. in
Nebraska, had passed away, and the
funeral services were held the next
day.
Joe Cam, of Audubon, was up Tues
day looking after business at the store
and buying some new goods of trav-
cling salesman for his fall and winter
trade.
A. j. Forsbeck accompanied some
stock to Omaha Sunday where he
went to see that the stock sold at the
right price. He returned home again
Tuesday.
August Polzin returned from Terrill.
Iowa, Monday where he had been en-
ployed in bank. He came back to
run the meat market for his father
John Polzin.
August Borkowski, who resides out
south west of Gray, contemplates the
erection of new house in the near
future which will add much to the
value of his farm.
Don't forget the prayer meeting at
the U. B. Church each Wednesday
evening. The pastor will preach next
Sunday at P. M. Junior endeavor 5
p M each Sunday
A dance will be given at the hall
Friday evening so that the lovers of
that pastime may pass an enjoyable
evening We understand the proceeds
will go to the ball boys.
Harry Hicks, who lives out east of
town, fell off load of grain the first
of the week, breaking his arm, and
Doctor Beers set the injured member
and he was some better Tuesday.
Grin WEIGH and Chris Rasmussen.
two of the best farmers in this vicinity,
took rest from their labors and Jour
neyed up into South Dakota, Monday,
to look after the purchase of land.
r. F. Altman purchased hill of
Peter Perrine, at the Green Bay Yard,
and will soon begin the erection of
nice. comfortable and modern residence
on his fine farm, south west of Gray.
Ed. Baldwin, run a silver in his
| hand some time ago and this week
blood poison set in, which now requires
the service ST physician to attend it
to prevent the spreading of the same.
Arthur Gray and wife, who have
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gray. over east of town, depart
ed Tuesday for Canada to look after
some land he recently purchased in
that country.
John Campbell, Sandy Peterson,
George CARRIER, Rosa Buford, Mollie
Barger and Emerson Shelley went
down to Audubon last Wednesday and
witnessed the circus which exhibited
there that day.
| George Wulf, who resides out in the
vicinity of Elkhorn, arrived in Gray,
/, Monday evening, and will visit for a
time with the inmates of the John
Lacy home and with his friends
round and in Gray.
;, A pleasant dance was given out at
the Chas. Rooney home, Friday night,
so the young people might be togeth-
er and pass an evening of pleasure and
forget all their tolls and labors of the
4 past for time at least.
Asmus Boysen returned from North
Platte, Nebraska, last Thursday where
he had been for some time looking
after his land interest, and on Friday
he departed again for Chicago to look
after some personal business affairs
/ Druggist Gene Mertz and wife re-
turned Wednesday last from two
week. visit with his parents at Colo
RADIO City. They had a very pleasant
visit and saw many items of interest
in this beautiful state of Colorado.
Tony Peterson has been suffering
considerable the past week with an at
tack of tonsilitis, his tonsils being
swelled so he suffered greatly and is
unable to take much nourishment, but
at present he is feeling some better.
Il Frank Ballou and family who re-
side down near Extra came up the
last of the week and visited for few
days with her brother Chat Dustin
and with her sister Mrs. T. B. Crevel-
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