Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-03-17
w. j. LanceIot
Gray
lows

Claus Johnson's boy is quite ill.
John Liken was in Extra Saturday.
Ada Kittel visited in Audubon Tues.
day.
DR.. Beer was visitor in Manning
Friday.
|, Will Lewis returned to Gray last
Tuesday.
Will Barger received car of corn
this week.
Z. R. Darland came up from Audi.
bon Tuesday.
Peter Petersen was a caller in Audu-
bon Saturday.
Mr.. Mertz cried hog sale in Man
ming Saturday.
Mrs. Mertz was Ross visitor Tues
DAY of this week.
John Liken made business trip to
Omaha last week.
Will Fullerton has organized choir
in the NJ. E. church.
Nelson Swaney visited at the home
of VIM. Barger Sunday.
Mahlon Hepp closed very success
full term of school Friday.
Harry Gleason of Audubon papered
the PolZin store this week.
Revival services closed Sunday eve.
ming with six conversions.
Hi Walters dug a we'll last week for
Fred Spiece north of town.
Jim Crow is seen on our streets
again after short sick spell.
Mr.. Creveling went to Omaha list
week to get a team of horses.
VIM. McWilliam finished plastering
VIM. Shaw's house this week.
Miss Maude Lynch will teach music
in the public schools of Gray.
John King is digging we'll on the
Peter Nun farm north of town.
A good, heavy, farm horse for sale
cheap. w. j. Lancelot. 3.17-2w
III. Arnold of Audubon was in the
city Friday transacting legal business.
Hite Packard and wife and T.. Ken
nedy and wife were Manning visitors
Saturday.
A large amount of grain has been
coming into the Gray markets the
past week.
Nels Christensen left New York CITY
Tuesday for Denmark for two
months visit.
Mrs. Aus Linn, who has been on
the sick list, is somewhat improved
at this writing.
Bill milford went to Manning Mon
day to help his brother Orvai move
out on ranch near Earling.
il Nedrow finished painting and
papering his house this week. Mr..
Nedrow has recently moved to Gray
from the farm.
Mr.. Welch of Glidden has opened
up new general store in the Polzin
building. We wish him success in
this new venture.
He Mundt has just received a
nice line of Gents Furnishing Goods
You should all take look at them.
Prices guaranteed.
At the election in Gray this week.
Chas. Mclaughlin and Chris Jensen
were elected directors and Lou Grot.
eluschen, Treasurer.
w. ]. Lancelot returnedI from Ack.
ley Saturday, where he was called by
the sickness of his son Will, whom he
reports much better.
Mr.. Sill, foreman on the section. is
nursing very sore eye. Mr.. Sill has
been very unfortunate the past few
months and we hope for his speedy
recovery.
Presiding Elder Hicks was here this
week and collected S25.37 at the close
of the revival meetings. He is a
brother of Rev. Hicks of this place.
He returned to his home in Toledo.
Tuesday.
J. w. Foster received diary, one
day last week, kept by VIM. Tucker in
the Civil war. Mr. Foster and Mr.,
tucker were in the same regiment
l26th Iowa, so this dairy is highly
priced by Mr.. Foster.
The following tickets were nomi.
nateo at the caucus held Tuesday
night:
Citizens ticket.
Louie Groteluschen, Mayor.
VIM. Barger, Councilman for
three year term.
T. B. Creveling, Councilman tor
three year term.
F. G. Hepp, Councilman for two
year term.
Howard kittel, Clerk.
Ed Rice, Treasurer.
VIM. Fullerton, Assessor.
Prohibition ticket.
G. E. Mertz, Mayor.
Elmer Ellis, Councilman for three
year term.
H.C. Mundt, Councilman for three
year term.
F. J. Rogers, Councilman for two
year term.
VIM. Barger, Clerk.
Ed Rice, Treasurer,
j. Lancelot, Assessor.
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