Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-04-23
GRAY

|, George Lacey made business trip
up to Manning last Saturday.
G. E. Mertz spent Sunday with his
friends down at the county seat.
/ Bert Lacey is now working for Bert
, Denny on the farm southeast of town.
John Liken madea business trip out
to Omaha Monday looking for cattle.
Mrs. B. Hibbs was up from Audubon
Sunday visiting her friend, Mrs. Kate
Sheets
E. G. Mertz is expecting his parents
here from Odebolt this week to make
him visit.
Jay Lancelot was over in Guthrie
county last week doing some insur
ance business.
Claud Lacey went down to Ross
Tuesday to attend to matters of per-
sonal interest.
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regard to the audubon COts,a-
ty Directory.
Wilson Swaney and wife and baby
were in town Sunday visiting at the
Will Barger home.
Wilson Swaney was down from
Manning doing some telephone work
in town this week.
Carpenters are busy this week put
ting up kitchen for E. E. Beems on
the rear of his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bohnsack went
UP to Manning Saturday and spent
the day with friends.
Miss Christensen arrived last Tues
day evening to visit with her friends
in the Will Milford family.
The dance last Friday night was
fairly we'll attended and all present
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
D. Rutledge and Roy Swaney were
down from Manning Saturday talk
ing business with their various friends.
Dick Gray, sired by Winslow Wilkes
will make season at Gray, Iowa.
4-95w GEO. CARRIER, Manager.
Word comes over from John Eos
ter's that all the family but the baby
are down with the smallpox but not
seriously as yet
The general agent for the Champion
binder company was in town the first
of the week helping the implement
firm to do business.
Mrs. Chris Sands was up Sunday
visiting her son, Pete Petersen, it
I being the first trip she has made since
her recent sick spell.
John French returned Monday from
Dexter where he has been visiting his
1 parents. He is making preparations
to start for the West next week.
Mrs M. M. Kennels arrived Tues
Z day from her home in Jefferson and
will visit for short time with her par.
ents M. M. Corners east of town.
j Plasterers finished the VIM. Bohn
sack home last Tuesday and the car
penters will soon have the inside
work done, so the family may move
into it.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson had tele
into her house the first of the week sc
she can talk with her friends with less
trouble.
Mrs. James Foster received mess
age Tuesday that one of her daughters
at MouteZuma was seriously sick she
departed on the evening train to go tt
her bedside.
A couple of men just from the
fatherland of Denmark arrived thi:
week in Gray and will remain at the
home of Chris Sands until they find {
place to work.
Mrs. ]. D. Antrim of Casey, is her,
this week visiting her friends in tn,
H. B. Shelley family. They livet
here at one time and he run livery
stable and feed room.
VIM. Barger is improving his hom
bp putting porches on it and tn
yard by placing nice fence arount
it. He is fixing it up so it will sooi
be one of the incest in town.
Tom Dustin of Extra was up to tn
home of his mother Mrs. John Cam
eron last Sunday and made her visi
before he moves to the north part o
the state to make his future home.
Frank Mclaughlin is planning t.
build large barn on his place thi