Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-03-12
Real Estate Exchange,
Gray, Iowa.


Mrs. Chris Jensen is among those
who are sick this week.
Jim Foster was down from Manning
Monday visiting his father.
Will Wilson of Carroll, was down
here last week visiting friends.
Tom Kennedy was business visitor
down in Audubon last Saturday.
The baby of August Meyer was
quite sick the first of this week.
Gene Mertz was d business visitor
up in Carroll the first Of the week.
Mrs. John Lacy out in the country,
has been quite sick the past week.
Mrs. Harry Mertz went down to
Audubon Sunday to visit relatives.
Jim Cunningham and Albert Volts
were visitors up in Manning Sunday
Tom Wilson and family We're down
from Manning Sunday visiting rela-
tives.
There was no dance in the hall last
week on account of the extra bad
roads.
Frank Liken and Charley Beers
were sightseers in the county seat last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Porter have the
care of a very sick child at their place
this week.
Eugene Justice of Dow City, was
down here Monday on business
transaction.
Forsbeck & Groteluschen shipped
car of hogs to the Omaha markets last
Saturday night.
Jess Markley moved to the country
last week but will continue to carpen-
|, ter during the season.
Miss Meta Beers of Ross, was up the
J first of the week visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Albert Fest.
I Hon. Asmus Boysen was home from
Chicago few days last week looking
after things on his farm.
Irene Creveling, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Creveling, was
sick the first of the week.
Harvey Barger and wife of Audi
bon were up Saturday visiting with
relatives and friends here
Mrs. r. p. Rutherford got home last
. Saturday from Polk county, where she
had been visiting relatives.
Miss Stella Hepp has been secured
at the Foster school and will WELD the
rod there for the spring term.
Frank Rarger was up last Saturday
stopping on his way to Sioux City
where he will work in hotel.
Charley Sheets, we'll known to all
our citizens, came down from South
Dakota to visit friends, this week.
Miss Bertha Turner of Manning,
was down Sunday visiting with her
friend, Mrs. Will Barger, of this place.
August Keinest expects to have Jim
luton begin on his big barn as soon as
the weather opens so they can work
good.
r. q. Deems went to Omaha on
business Monday and Chat Dustin is
looking after his business while he Is
gone.
Mr. and Mrs. Rice are now nicely
settled in their home formerly
occupied by ]. E. Mcclure, and are
ready to welcome friends.
Ralph Robinson was called to At
j lantic Saturday evening on account OF
the serious sickness of his uncle, who
we understand died the next day.
Mr.. Santer of Iowa Falls, was here
last week visiting his sister, hrs.
Rittenour, who is yet quite SICK at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Wilson.
Oryille milford began helping on
the section last Saturday and will be
one of the guardians of the safety OF
passeng ers over the road allotted TO
this station.
John French sold one of his horses
last week to w. A. Follett. John is
getting ready to go to Washington
and will sell his other one ii he has
the opportunity.
Miss Elsie McMichael living out in
Cameron township, who has been
quite sick for some time does not I'M
prove much and her people fear very
much of her recovery at all.
r. B. Creveling went out to Omaha
the first of the week to buy goods for
the store, II. B. has learned what his
trade most demands and will give
them the best goods he has ever
offered.
Chas. Stapleton of Nebraska, was
here the first of the week to visit his
brother-in-law, Nels luton: lie now
ever Immediately went back to Omaha
where his wife is to undergo surgical
operation.
John CARRIER is moving from town
out into one of the houses on Asmus
Boysen's farm. John has been well
known figure here in town for the
past few years and he and bis family
will all be missed.