Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-03-05
Real Estate EXCHANGE.
Gray, Iowa.

10 MauuluS ldSG oaGuIudy.
Tom Wilson was down from Man
ming last Wednesday visiting.
Mrs. Rettenour, the mother of Mrs.
Wilson is very sick this week.
Rev. Bennett was down Monday
visiting with his parishioners.
Frank Rogers made a slight i'm
provement to his barn this week.
Ed Scott was visitor up in Man
ming last Saturday between trains.
Chas. Il. Wiley left last week for
their new h ONE in Marshall county.
Joe Denny shipped out their goods
Monday to their new home down by
Anita.
j.. D. Waycoff living out east of
town about nine miles spent Tuesday
in town.
Louis Bebington was up the first of
the week visiting at the home of Jess
Markley.
Chas. Beers is the possessor of a
new watch that he presented to him
self last week.
Miss Mary Higgins is on the sick
list this week being laid up with a fell
on on her finger.
Hon. Asmus Boysen is expected
home this week to look after business
out on the ranch.
Miss Matte French of Dexter is up
this week visiting with her friend
Miss Stella Hepp.
Hi Packard went down to the
county seat last Friday to attend to
affairs of business.
Miss Emma Graves of Manning is
down this week doing some sewing
for Mrs. Honas Mundt.
Ben Goodwill moved to tie prop
erty vacated the first of the week by
Lu Babcock and family.
Chas. Mclaughlin had the misfor-
tune to lose valuable COW out of his
herd the first of the week.
Jesse Higgins went down by Ham
lin Saturday and will remain some
time with his brother Charley.
Will Slough from Shortlotteville,
| Wisconsin is here this week visiting
with his sister Miss Jessie Slough.
James Crow went down to Walnut
Sunday and is visiting there with
relatives and transacting business.
Orville milford moved to the home
vacated by Mrs. Wilson the past week
and will reside in town this season.
Rev. Bennett failed to get down
Sunday to fill his appointment as the
train did not make connection so he
could.
Will Barger was negotiating with
Geo. Gray this week for the purchase
of the property in which John Gar
| Der lives.
The general agent for the Phoenix
Insurance Co., was in town Tuesday
line of work.
Miss Stella Hepp will fill out the
term of school in the Valley school
house made vacant by the resignation
of Howard Kittell.
We understand that Jess Markley
is expecting to move his family to the
house out on the Foster place to re-
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w. j. Lancelot and Frank Rogers
were appointed on the school board at
the last meeting of that body to serve
until the election this spring.
Robert Wiley's two boys moved TIC
the place recently vacated by Nj. p
Rasmussen and will soon identify
themselves with the community
The city dads met last Monday
night to settle up the years business
and make ready for election of the
town officers for the coming year.
X. G. Lancelot went up to Carroll
Monday evening to attend the lecture
| given by Ebert Hubbard one of the
best known men on the lecture plat
form.
Chas. Mclaughlin had a Bell tele
phone placed in his home the past
week and now can the more easily
converse with people at long dis
lance.
Geo. Becker, foreman out on the
Hon. Asmus Boysen ranch expects tt
go to Nebraska this week to locate or
the farm he recently purchased anG
try working for himself.
Jim luton is talking of tearing
down the building in which they
live and of putting up more com
modious and modern house on his
lots in the north part of town.
Geo. Everetts was elected director
in his district last Monday and Miss
Cora Garmire has been retained tC
finish the school year as her present
satisfactory manner of conducting the
school is commended by all her pat
rons.
At meeting of the school board las
Wednesday night Howard Kittel