Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-28
GRAY

Mrs. John Needles spent Sunday in
town visiting at the home of OrvilIe
Milford
Frank Corner sold his big team of
mules Saturday to the rail road man
at Manning.
frankie Dewitt of Dedham was in
town this week visiting with her
many friends.
Mrs Alex Campbell is visiting this
week with relatives and friends back
in Jasper county.
Groteluschen & Co., were out to
Chas. Romeys lately and finished the
plumbing for him.
Don't forget that the Chariot meet
ings begin at the Eden Valley church
next Monday night.
Mrs. T. B. Creveling and Miss Grace
Cameron went to Dexter Monday to
visit with their friends.
Miss Grace Swaney was down Sat
urday and stayed over Sunday with
her sister Mrs. Will Berger.
E. E. Beems proprietor of the barber
shop went to Dies Moines to consult an
eminent specialist in ear doctoring.
Thelma Gray the oldest daughter of
Mrs. Geo. S. Gray was under the care
of the doctor theItirst of the week.
Frank Corner was one of the pur-
chasers of horses from the Dryden &
Lane herd that has been in town the
past week.
Rev. Bertch is spending most of
this week at Botna getting his work
in shape SO he can be at the meetings
at Eden Valley.
Frank Mclaughlin and family
were over in Shelby county to Har-
Ian last week taking in the sights at
the county fair and visiting.
We saw a good picture the other day
of Billy Sbaw's new barn and it is in
deed fine looking one now that he
has it all painted up and finished.
Prof. and Mrs. Will Lancelot are
expected home the latter part of this
week. She is getting along nicely
since the operation and will soon be
strong again.
| Fred PolZin is out in northern Neb-
raska this week visiting with BROTH
er and too doubtless looking over the
country to see if he can find a good
safe investment.
Geo. S. Gray who has been here
visiting for some time returned to
Texas last Saturday but Mrs. GRAY
and the girls will continue their visit
here for time.
Geo. Everets has ordered Green
waldt Groteluschen & Co.. to come to
his place as soon as they can and put
spouting on his house so they can
save the more of soft water.
The Junior Endeavors have been in
vited to the home of Rev. and Mrs
Bertch this after noon, Thursday,
where ice cream to eat and general
good time has been provided.
John Barten one of Lincoln town
ships best hustlers was in town Tues
day and purchased a team of western
horses and ere long will have one of
the best teams in the country.
Louie Groteluschen returned home
Saturday evening after three weeks
absence IN Nebraska at home help
ing to care for his father who was bur
led just before he returned home.
Max Ehlert who has been clerking
for the past year in Ross has accepted
a position in Joe CAMS store and
may be found behind the counter
ready to wait on their customers.
Miss Brandstrater who has been in
Texas the past few years with Mrs
Geo. Gray and her sister, Mrs. Doc
Anderson from down by Audubon
were up Sunday visiting Mrs. Gray.
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over at Portsmouth was over the past
week returning home Tuesday after a
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs
Frank Rogers at the south side rest
aurant.
S. E. Newell was in town last week
from Lincoln township and purchased
: one of those nice top buggies that are
in the store of Greenwaldt Grotel-
uschen & Co. and will now be able to
go in rain or shine.
]. F. Liken & Son went to Des
Moines Tuesday to purchase a new
boiler for their engine in the elevator.
They intend to have as good an out
fit as possible to do the best work in
: cleaning grain before shipping.
Hon. Asmus Boysen has given con-
tractor Jim luton orders to make out
a bill for lumber of a barn something
on the style for Billy Shaw's big one
just finished this summer. 1T is to be
a big one and will cost no less than
$1600.O0 as Asmus never does things by
halves when he goes at them.
Nels Christensen took couple of
cars of hogs fattened on their ranch to
Omaha last week and while there pur-
chased seven cars of feeders which he
shipped in here and will feed this
winter. Nels is a good Judge of stock
and the signs of the times believes
this will be another good year for
feeders.
Monday evening man and woman
came in on the train from the north
and got off at Gray and went to the
Wayside Inn and asked for accomo-
dations for the night. Miss Slough
could not accommodate them so they
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