Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-29
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Gray, Iowa.
AL Miskimins went up to Carroll the
1 first of the week for visit with
y friends.

AL Miskimins went up to Carroll the
u first of the week for a, visit with
y friends.
Hugh MCGEE went out to Omaha
last Saturday with stock and got q
good market.
Howard Eaton will be the next ben.
eficiary in the Modern Woodmen
lodge at their next meeting night.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis came up from Au-
dubon Friday and visited until Tues
day with her father uncle James Grow.
Herman Berkoskia loaded his cars
for Wisconsin the first of the week to
try the rigors of that country for a
time.
Jay Lancelot of the Gray Exchange
+ was over toward Dedham the first of
the week looking after real estate
business.
Forsbeck & Groteluschen purchased
h seventy five head of fat cattle the first
of the week and put them on the Om-
aha markets.
Uncle James Foster was visitor
over by Templeton Monday to look
\ after business affairs and to visit his
son and family.
Will Blakesley got back home Mon
day from Poweshiek county where he
has been the past several weeks visit
ing neighbors and'friends.
Nels johnson of Extra, I. P. Han
man were up in this vicinity Tuesday
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Bert Denny quit the section last
Saturday night and the section boss is
now alone waiting for some good man
to come and apply for a good steady
job.
August Berkwoski has purchased
bill Of lumber to erecta hog barn on
his farm intending to put it up as
soon as he can get lumber on the
ground.
John Liken and Lu Babcock went
up to Manning Tuesday to look after
business in connection with the farm
of Liken's that Lu has rented for the
coming season.
Word came down from Carroll Tues
day that Belle Lancelot was under the
DOCTORS care and quite sick. Her
father left on the evening train to
help to care for her.
T. B. Creveling sold his best big
team Monday to Ora Corner. This is
one of the best teams in the country
! and if anyone gets them from Ora
the will have a splendid team.
John WILKINSON got back Tuesday
from Iowa City where he had been
called because of the serious sickness
of his mother. A cousin of his died
there and he was there to attend the
& last sad rites.
81 Newt milford and wife and child
came home Tuesday from Iowa CITY,
where they had been visiting her par
i ents. They went out to their home
u ednesday and Strengthened up after
their absence
Will Frietley. Mrs. J. w. Greenlee,
& Tom Scott, Ralph Robinson, Albert
IL McShall Tom Newell and Albert
Rudnick were some of the successful
II farmers who were on the markets last
3 week with hogs.
Thos. McMichael one of the most
SSenterprising farmers in this commun-
lily is having the Markleys put up a
fine new COW barn on his place. They
began work Tuesday morning and
will push it to an early completion.
Fred Bowman was loading his car
Tuesday preparatory to moving to
q Missouri where he purchased farm
and will make his future home. This
4 is most estimable family and their
Yeighbors hate to lose them but wish
"a lem well in their new home.
a loss Higgins went down south of
dubon Saturday evening to visit
! his brother Charley and family and
lssfrom there he went on down to Colfax
where he hopes to get relief for his
Il Rheumatism that has bothered him so
long and for which he can get no re-
& lief.
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