Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-09
GRAY

Gill Jones was business caller in
Gray Tuesday.
Orley Thompson was a visitor in
Templeton Saturday.
John Polzin was caller in the
county seat Tuesday.
Joe Cam, of Audubon, was bust
ness caller in Gray Monday.
Lu Babcock returned from bust
ness trip out to Omaha Monday even
ing.
Theo. Creveling put up barn in
the rear of the lot at the store this
week.
Peter Ohrt and brother, of Manning,
were calling on their friends in Gray
Tuesday.
o. B. Walters, of Manning, was call
ing on his many friends in Gray
Thursday.
VIM. Cunningham, of Audubon, was
. business caller in Gray the first of
the week.
Gene Mertz went up to Carroll Mon
day to attend to some business affairs
in that city.
Frank Liken, of the grain firm Of
Liken & Son, was caller in Manning
Saturday evening.
/ VIM. Swaney, of Manning, visited
with his son, Roy Swaney, over near
Dedham last week.
| A. Boysen was down town Tuesday
for the first time since his recovery
from his recent illness.
| Mrs. August Polzin returned the last
Of the week from two months visit
with her sister at Clinton
| Geo. Lewis left Saturday to accept a
position in clothing store in the
northern part of the state.
| R. P. Rutherford and Lon Gray
started ON q land searching expedition
to Canada Monday evening.
| Sig Sterns of the land firm Of Wise
q Stems, of Kansas City, was BUSH
ness visitor in town Monday.
| Mrs. Lois Corner went up to Jeffer-
son Monday to visit few days with
her sister, Mrs. NJ. M. Kennels.
Mrs. Gene Mertz left tor Carroll
Tuesday to attend the carnival and to
visit with friends for few days.
| Mollie Polzin returned from Terrell,
Iowa, Wednesday, where she has been
for the past three or four months.
F. G. Hepp purchased Rev. g. E..
Bertch's family COW Tuesday as he did
not care to ship her to Lake City.
Nicholson Bros, of Sharon town
ship, were attending to business affairs
in Gray one day the last Of the week.
Lu Babcock has rented the John
Liken farm near Manning for the
coming year. He expects to move
about March first.
]. e. Mcclure, cashier of the Far
mers' Exchange bank of Gray, was
taking in the sights 1.-THE carnival at
Carroll on Monday.
Forest Ferrill, who has been work
ing on the section this summer, has
ceased work and is now engaged at
work in another line.
Sparks Baker and wife departed for
Oklahoma Tuesday to look after land
and perhaps will purchase providing
everything proves satisfactory.
Miss Edna Beers went up to Carroll
Sunday to attend to business matters
and to take in the sights of the street
fair that is being held there this week.
j. F. Luse, of Carroll, was in town
the last of the week talking Canada
land to the farmers and telling them
the benefits to be derived from living
there.
Mills Greenlee, of Manning, return
ed home Saturday. He was here last
week attending the funeral of his
brother, Walter, and Strengthening up
affairs.
"Cap' Beal, of Manning, ordered a
big 100 barrel supply tank made of
galvanized iron of Greenwaldt &
Groteluschen to be placed on his farm
near Gray.
Henry Thomas was helping Peter
Perion at the Green Bay yard the first
of the week. Peter has been very
busy lately, having more work than
he is able to do alone.
Sandy Peterson, who used to run the
Gray harness shop, but is now work
ing in shop at Audubon, was an over
Sunday visitor with his parents and
many friends in Gray.
Chris Jensen, the city drayman who
was so i'll last week that he was unable
to run the dray, has now recovered
and Is back at his post of duty the
same as usual this week.
Geo. Gray, ST., is expected to arrive
here from his home at Chesterville,
Texas, sometime this week TO attend
to business matters and make short
visit to his many friends here.
Will Lewis went down to Mississ-
ippi Tuesday with G.. II. O'Neil of
Kansas City, an agent for the land
firm of Wise g. Stein of that city,
where he went to look after land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Foster, ST., were up
at Carroll Monday taking in the sights
of the carnival. Uncle Jim said the
attractions were good and that every
one there was having good time.
Henry Wulf and wife, of Manning.