Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-08-07
GRAY
Mrs. P. Peterson was caller in
Manning the last of the week.

joe Sanu was q business Caller IN
Gray Tuesday for short time.
Maud Denton went down to Audu-
bon Monday to visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Denny have the
care of a very sick child this week.
Miss Drusy Ross returned from a
visit with friends at Audubon Tues
day.
Chas. Hepp, big jolly farmer near
Gray, was an Audubon visitor Sun.
day.
Henry Drummer, of Manning, was a
caller in Gray Tuesday on business
affairs.
Annie Blaksley went to Manning
last Friday to spend the day with
friends.
Miss Dolly bikes is slowly improv-
ing and her friends express hope of
her recovery.
Mrs. Robinson, who has been very
sick for some time, is slightly improv.
ed this week.
Tony Peterson rented the Barney
Cunningham farm, near Audubon,
Tuesday for the year 1903.
Miss Katie Fox took the train for
Carroll Tuesday morning where she
spent the day with friends.
Barney Cunningham, of Audubon,
was visiting with his daughter, Mrs. J.
e. Mcclure, in Gray Tuesday
Asmus Boysen departed for North
LOTT Nyonr ~ l.
goes to look after land interests.
John Miller sold nice lot of hogs
to the Gray buyers Tuesday which
Melted him a neat sum of money.
Oh Mease started out with isthresh-
ing outfit Wednesday. The first job
Miss Lottie luton has recovered
from her sickness of last week and is
again at work in the Waysids Inn.
A. f. Greenwaldt, county auditor,
came up to Gray Monday to look after
his business interests here for few
days.
Mrs. Peter Stephany, of Manning
came down Monday to visit with her
brother, Frank Rogers, the restaurant
man.
Tom Lewis returned from Lake City
the last of the week and will visit with
his parents near Gray for couple of
weeks.
A. II. Needles and wife were up
from Audubon the last of the week
visiting their daughter, Mrs. e. E..
Beems.
Tom Wilson and family, of Man
ming, came down Sunday and spent
the day visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Wilson.
Sam Handles returned home Thurs
day from Des Moines where he had
been in attendance at the state con-
vention.
Ora Corner was one of the first we
have heard of threshing in this vicini-
ty, He threshed out some barley on
Tuesday.
J. W.. Foster, ST.. departed for Sioux
City, Monday. and then he will go
out in Nebraska near Niobrara to look
after land.
Mrs. John Needles and children
of Manning came down last Thursday
to spend the day with his sister, Mrs.
E. E. Beems
Steve Heigerty, who resides out
north west of town, shelled out ,25O
bushels of corn last Saturday which
he disposed of.
Sam Handles purchased Is head of
young cattle of VIM. Porter, Monday,
which he will place in his feed yards
during the coming winter
Orville milford went up to Man.
ming Monday to have a barley beard
causing much pain and loss of sleep.
T. +. Bowman. who has worked for
Asmus Boysen three years in Wyom.
ing looking after his mining interests,
was in Gray Sunday for few hours.
you wish to buy land, sell real es.
tate, place loan or insure life or prop.
erty call on THE LANCELOTS,
7-24-4 Gray, Iowa
Dedham and Manning will play a
game of ball in Gray sometime this
month for fifty dollars a side which
promises to be very exciting game.
WITS. depp ana cnndren, Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. Ramsey went ur
to Manning one day the last of the
week and visited at the T. S. Wilson
| home.
E. E. Weeks, of Scranton, Iowa, rep
resenting the American Life Insurance
Company, Of Des Moin9s, was in Gray
Tuesday soliciting business for his
company.
Mrs. Everett Smith, of Audubon
who has been visiting her father, Jas
Foster, for short time, accompanied
him Monday on his land trip as far az
Sioux City.
Miss Emeline Wyland, of Harlan
who has been visiting with friends al
the Wayside Inn, departed for hel
home Tuesday morning after two
weeks visit
Carl Forsbeck took horse down tt
Audubon Tuesday morning which hi
sold to VIM. Dryden, a horse buyer Al
that place. He came back to Gray
on the train.
Hon. Asmus Boysen returned Fri
day from Des Moines. Mr.. Boyser