Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-09-22
GRAY

Harry Arnold was in town Mon
day.
Mrs. Burns has been on the sick
list. 49,
B. M. WEIGH returned to Glidden
Friday.
Grant Lancelot returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. John Cameron held his sale
Wednesday.
There was party at Mishlers
Thursday evening.
Grant Lancelot went to Audubon
Monday on business.
Jno. Rutherford was down to Au.
dubon one day last week.
Mr.. Morris and Mr.. Narburton
were in town over Saturday.
Edna Beers helped in the store
while Cleo Beers was away.
Mrs. Ellis and son Luverne were
in Manning one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mclaughlin re
turned Saturday from conference.
Grace Swaney and mother were
over Sunday visitors at Manning.
The Christian Endeavor Society
gave a musical program Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Fullerton went to Audubon
Wednesday to have some dental
work done.
Miss Grace Cameron was an over
Sunday visitor with her friend Miss
Anna Kitson.
Miss Cleo Beers went to Glidden
Thursday and returned home Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. r. J. Creveling and cousin
Miss Pierce were in town Saturday
between trains.
Joe Denney after visit of few
days with his parents returnd to
his home Saturday.
The social in the Woodman hall
Saturday night was well attended.
They took in over $61.00
August Rudnick were called to
morn the loss of their baby. Funera
service was held Friday afternoon
in the German Lutheran church.
Howard Kittell, Jessie Packard,
Stella Hepp and Lottie luton drove
to Audubon Monday morning to
take part in play to be given in
the hall.
joe Nedrow and son Wayne lett
Monday for Des Moines to he with
Mrs. Nedrow who expects to have an
operation. Her sister Mrs. VIM.
Perrine also went.
MIR. Beasto died Saturday from
the effects of blood poison. Funer-
al services were held Tuesday at
twelve o'clock at the house and two
o'clock at the church.
Our Real Estate Exchange sold the
Nedrow tract to Mrs. George Viewer
of Templeton, at $50 per acre. This is
one of the very best farms in Audubon
county and has the requirements for
lovely home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwaldt and Mr..
Greenwaldt's father and mother
visited Sunday with L. Grotelus-
chens. Mr.. Greenwaldt took his
father and mother to Manning Mon
day on their way home.
Elmer Dyer and Peter Dunnica
and families were called to Manning
Friday evening on account of the
sickness of sister who underwent
an operation for tumors. Word
came Saturday that she had died.
Rev. Hicks and family returned
| from the U. b. conference held at ia
maca last week. The Reverend will
move his family to Ralston, Iowa
where he will again enter into his
chosen field of labor. Rev. Flemming
of Carlisle will come to this work we'll
recommended.
The members of the M. E. church of
Gray desire to thank the patrons of
our annual Summer Silver Social held
in the NJ. w. A. hall last Saturday
night for your very liberal response in
donations of money and victuals from
which we have cleared all of our in
debtedness. The proceeds amounted to
$67 SO. The cheerful giver of olden
times was much in evidence on this
occasion. We again thank you one
and all.
PASTOR AND CONGREGATION.
Carl Biastook died from blood poi
soning, at his home north oftown,
Sunday. The old gentleman received
an injury to one of his thumbs from
the teeth of some other person,
but being SO slight paid no attention
to it until the third or fourth day
when it began to pain him severely.
DR.. Reasoner of Manning was called
in and used all the skill known to the
profession to counteract the poison,
but of no avail, sloughing soon COM
menced, our DIR. Beers was called in as