Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-04-09
GRAY

Mrs. G. e. Mertz went down to the
county seat Tuesday to spend the day
with friends.
Clio Beers is again back to her work
in the telephone exchange after
weeks sickness.
Uncle James Foster and wife went
up to Manning last Saturday and spent
the day visiting.
Miss Lou Corey is helping with the
work out at the home of Arthur Baker
since the first Of the week.
Effie Merckler began work Monday
out at the ranch helping Mrs. j. F.
Liken along with her work.
Clyde Garland and Hugh McGill
are busy seeding out on the Harry
Arnold farm near S. C. Handles.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis and little son were
up Tuesday helping her father to
straighten up his household goods.
Rose Schroeder began work in the
high school Monday and expects to
continue through the spring work.
Orrin Welch had car Of cotton seed
shipped the first of the week which we
understand he will feed this summer
A wedding was in the air Monday
for the future, but whether it will ever
settle or not we are not prepared to say.
Dick Gray, sired by Winslow Wilkes
will make season at Gray, Iowa.
4-95w GEO. CARRIER, Manager.
Ed Beason and wife of Audubon
were up Monday visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rice, she being his
sister.
Honas Mundt added new cash reg
lister to his store the first of the week
that adds materially in looking after
his cash.
Mrs John Hench and her oldest
daughter are quite sick and John him
self is scarcely able to be about his
business.
Elmer Jensen the little son of Chris
Jensen, has been very sick the past
week but the first of this was recover
ing nicely.
John Markley and his crew have the
property of VIM. Bvensack raised and
the house will be pushed to an early
completion.
Jim futon is giving the finishing
touches to the house of VIM. Shaw this
week that he has recently remodeled
and fixed over.
Jay Lancelot is doing a good bust
ness in insurance these days and is
spending the greater part of his time
in the country.
Miss Maud Everts began the spring
term of school Monday at the Buckner
school and will give them good and
faithful service.
VIM. Brensach was appointed street
commissioner by the mayor and will
be the man who he's to look out for the
roads this year.
Read our ad Osa first page i1a
reua1.I tO the audubon COpt7l-
ty Directory.
Peter D. Petersen has moved to the
property he recently purchased of Gus
Forsbeck and feels comfortably and
permanently settled.
Stella Hepp began her spring term
of school Monday at the Foster school
and will WELD the rod after the modern
and approved methods.
George Gray departed Monday even.
ing on his way to Chesterville, Texas
to look after their business in the rice
industry on their big ranch.
The city fathers met last Monday
night and organized under the new
council and attended to such other
business as came before them.
Charles and Kirk Ping came up from
Audubon Tuesday and went out to the
S. C. Randle ranch to finish up the jot
of painting they begun last fall.
Frank Rogers received the appoint
ment Monday night as town marsha
and hereafter will look after the strag
lers and trespassers against the laws
Jim luton has begun the change il
the U. B. Parsonage and he and the
committee appointed by the church tt
have charge of the remodeling will bt
kept busy for some time.
High Walters began work the frs
of the week moving the house recently
purchased by Miss Ella Denton anC
which she is having moved to her lott
north of the livery barn.
Henry Thomas and j. N. Nedrov
were the delegates to the county meet
ing at Audubon last Wednesday of thu
M. w. A. campand helped to elect thu
delegate to the state camp.
e. e. Beems made flying tril
across the country to Kirkman las
week on business. He says he fount
that town painted up nicely and every
body seemed to be prospecting.
Miss Mollie Ludwig, who works o
the Wayside Inn, has been laying OF
the past week on account of yer,
painful carbuncle on one of her hand
that caused intense pain and suffering
Uncle James Crow has sufficient.
recovered from his sickness to be u
from Audubon Tuesday and wa
warmly greeted by his many friends
He is not entirely strong yet but j
feeling much better and will be al
right again soon.
t. B. Creveling started his huckste
wagons out on the road Tuesday 70
their first trip. Albert Fest an
Charley Beers are in charge of ther
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