Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-02
GRAY

Geo. dykes IS putting In new cave
out on his farm near town.
Lu Babcock was business caller in
the sister town, Manning last Friday.
o. B. Walters of Manning visited at
the Will Barger home in Gray Friday.
Max Elhers purchased a new gold
watch of Gene Mertz the last of the
week.
Sam Randles shipped out two cars
week.
Masons finished the brick work at
the Likin elevator the first of the
week.
Ed Steer and wife are both ill this
week and are unable to be about their
work.
Joe Cam was visitor in Gray Sat-
urday looking after the business at his
store.
Mrs. DIR. Beers returned from Des
Moines where she had been attending
the conference.
Groteluschen & Forsbeck shipped a
car of hogs to the South Omaha mar
kets the last of the week.
Henry Thomas is running the dray
this week during the sickness of the
proprietor, Chris Jensen.
Gene Mertz and Johnny French
went up to Carroll last Wednesday re-
turning home the next day.
Wilson Swaney and wife were cal
ling on friends j., town Friday and
attending to bust. .ss affairs.
Robert and Wilbur Clark Of Audu-
bon came up Tuesday and attended
the funeral of Robert Greenlee.
Chri. Jensen the city drayman, is
30 i'll this week that he is unable to
attend to his duties on the dray.
John Liken and son have their new
boiler in position at the elevator and
are now running the same as usual.
A brother of Mrs. Wilson's mother
and his eldest daughter arrived Mon
day to pay short visit to this lady.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church
cleared $500 at their exchange held in
the Jas. Crow building last Sunday.
Max Ehlert, head. clerk at the Joe
Cam store, went down to Ross Sun
day and passed the day with his par
ents.
L. N. French of Dexter came up to
Gray Monday and will visit for few
days with his friends in town and
vicinity.
Joe Nedrow returned home Monday
from his stay of two weeks at Des
Moines and other points in that
vicinity.
Sim Curtis and Will Cunningham
were in Gray Monday talking over
and matters with the people of this
seeacinity.
\ Jess Higgins is at home this week.
yHe has been working on the Hooker
telephone line down near Extra for
some time.
Mrs. Wilson's mother slipped on the
door step one day last week and sew
erely cut her face which caused her
considerable pain.
Howard Kittell purchased new
buggy of Greenwaldt & Groteluschen
Saturday to use in driving back and
forth to his school.
The school was dismissed Tuesday
afternoon so as to give the scholars an
opportunity of attending the funeral
Of Walter Greenlee.
The crew of North Western car
penters are busy this week tearing
down the old stock yards and building
new and larger one.
Mollie Barger and Grace Swaney
went up to Manning Friday and spent
the day visiting with friends and
doing some shopping.
Harry Arnold was up from Audu-
bon the last of the week looking after
the building going on, on one of Mrs
Stuart's farms near Gray
Orlie Thompson who has been
" working up at the Washington town.
,hip creamery has ceased his labors
here and Is now at home.
j John Liken and wife went to
'maha Saturday evening to witness
: lie Ak-Sar-Ben carnival which was
being held in that city last week.
Peter Peterson returned from South
Dakota Tuesday where he was look
ing at the land in that state. We did
not learn whether he purchased land
or not.
Asmus Boysen is greatly improved
this week and is now able to be up
and around the house and his friends
think he will be able to be in town in
aiw days.
5onn Mills, brother of Mrs. Walter
\, Greenlee from Laurel, Nebraska, came
in Tuesday morning to attend the
i funeral and to visit for time with
the family.
Gus Rees and wife are the proud
parents ola big baby boy that came
to their home last Sunday to cheer
their lives with its childish prattle for
q few years.
John Cameron returned from his
visit in Montana Monday with his
brother-in law Robert Gum. He was
absent about two weeks and had a,
very pleasant visit.
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