Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-11-06
Real Estate EXCHANGE.
Gray, Iowa.

Gray, Iowa.
Jim luton was a visitor down in
Audubon on Monday.
Miss Clio Beers was business visi
tor down in Ross the first of the week.
Belle Lancelot was down home Sat
urday and Sunday visiting home folks
and friends.
Hon. Asmus Boysen and wife re-
turned home Sunday from their trip
in the east.
Bert Altman and VIM. Eaton
were business visitors up in Manning
on Monday
Groteluschen & Forsbeck shipped a
car of good hogs to the Omaha markets
Tuesday night.
John Stuart drove in this week with
some hogs from his pens and sold them
to the boys here.
Hi Walters went down to Audubon
Tuesday to visit for few hours at the
home of his daughter.
James luton began work Wednes.
day on the big barn Hon. Asmus Boy
sen will have erected.
Mrs. Bingham of Manning, was
down the first of this week visiting at
the Lou Babcock home.
Mrs. Frank Audas of Malcolm, Iowa,
is here this week visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Audas
Sam Garmire was in town the first
of the week with some good hogs to
put them on the market.
Sandy Petersen was up from Audi
bon Sunday visiting with his parents
and with his many friends.
Orville milford was down to the
county capital Monday looking after
matters of personal business.
Ben Halbur, who has been sick so
long is improving little but not as
fast as his friends would like to see
him.
Gene Mertz and wife were up to
Odebolt last week and both returned
sick and were quite seriously so for a
time.
4 Jes Lester lineman on the Hooker
telephone, was up Tuesday looking
after some of the phones that needed
fixing.
Elmer Audus and Jay Lancelot
went up to Manning the first of the
week attending to matters of personal
business.
Mrs. johnson of Poweshiek county,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Foster, departed Tuesday. for
her home
The first number of the lecture
course appeared Wednesday night and
was doubtless we'll attended as it
should be.
Hank Lowe of Atlantic was in town
over Sunday visiting with Geo. Gray
and talking of their projects in Texas
oil and land.
Mrs. James Foster went down tc
Audubon Tuesday to start her rela,
tives along on their trip home over the
Rock Island.
The carpenters began work Tuesday
on the woodwork of the barn thai
Sam Randles is having put up out or
his big farm.
Election was rather quiet Tuesday
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though most every one went to tn,
polls and voted.
Miss Mary Johnson, who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jas. Foster, sr.
departed Tuesday for her home IL
!. Russell, Illinois.
Will Welcher, who has been arount
; Gray for the past month went back tt
Manning the first of the week to agail
work on the railroad
J. L. Chris of Nebraska, an agent O
an insurance and loan company, wa
in town the first Of the week solicitin.
:, applicants for this association.
> A niece of the Lewises is at thei
, home east of town visiting during thi
week. Her home is in Chicago an,
she will remain for short time.
). Elmer Beems has been touching VI
the woodwork of the interior Of hi
shop with different colored paint ant
!. it now shows up quite tasty appear
l ance.
Geo. Schrader was one of the sue
cessful stockmen brought in a goot
bunch of hogs the first of the weel
q here and sold them to the local mel
!, chants.
1 Geo. Gray drove down to Audubon
e Tuesday and took the Rock Island 70
f Texas where he expected to 60 som
q time ago but has been detained b.
sickness.
g Louie Groteluschen left Tuesda,
e evening for Columbus, Nebraska
where he will make short visit will
his mother and brothers and othe
relatives.
: John Needles was down from hi
e home in Manning Sunday and too
t home with him piece of live stock il
). the way of goat that he wanted 70
his children to play with.
) John Lacy returned home the frs