Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-12-21
GRAY GOSSIP.

| GRAY GOSSIP.
The protracted meetings will still
continue this week.
Ormsby Beers went to Audubon,
| Monday on business.
Miss Kittell went to Manning Mon
day to attend services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsback we're Audu-
bon visitors Saturday.
Mrs. King and son Sherman were
| Audubon visitors, last week.
Clarence Farrell went to his home
| at Manning to spend Sunday.
Miss limo CARRIER spent Sunday
with her friend Florence Hepp.
Mrs. T. C. Hepp, George and lola
went to Audubon Saturday on bust
| ness.
The Gray High School Society has
postponed their Shadow Social until
December p.
Mrs. Wilson who has been visiting
with her son at Manning spent Sun.
day at her home.
Miss Sadie Forsback who has been
visiting few days at Audubon re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Iva King who has been work
ing near Audubon returned home last
week for short vacation.
The first number of the lecture
course held Wednesday evening at
the Nj. w. A. Hall was well attended.
Miss Gladys Wilson of Audubon
visited at the G. 4. Mertz home and
from there she went to Maxwell to
work.
Services we're held Sunday evening
in the U. B. church, conducted by Rev.
Flemming. There was large attend
ance.
Dec. % the Gray High School will
give their comedy at the Woodman
Hall after which the Shadow social
will be held. Ladies don't forget your
baskets, everyone invited, free of
charge.
Remember the date, Dec. %, at the
Woodmau Hall.
bon visitor, Saturday.
Clarence Farrell spent Sunday at
his home near Manning.
Miss Mary Higgins went to Mann
ing Monday on business.
Mrs. Aus Lynn went to Hamlin, Sat-
urday to visit her father.
Miss Dollie Audas spent Sunday
with her friend, limo CARRIER.
The music box that was rallied off
Saturday evening was drawn by Chas.
Newell.
Mrs. Maggie Wilson went to Mann
ing Sunday to visit her son Thomas
| Wilson.
Mrs. King departed for Shelby
county last week to spend a few days
with her mother.
r. G. Hepp sold John Summers OF
Viola township fine two-seated surry
last Thursday.
Miss Dollie Audas and mother de-
parted for Valley Junction, where they
visit with relatives.
Everyone can afford to attend the
entertainment, tomorrow evening at
the hall, as it is free.
Miss Gladys Wilson who has spent
several at Maxwell, visited Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Mertz.
The undertaking entertainment was
fairly well attended. Miss Miller
proved to be very able mind-reader.
Miss Rosa Shordar who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ort at Mann
ing, returned home Monday evening.
Mrs. John Lancelot of Extra came
TO Gray Thursday to attend the Rebek-
an lodge, and also visit with her many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larsen of Kirk
man were in Gray Thursday collect
ing old accounts, and visiting at the
F. c. Hepp home.
G.. f. Mertz attended the Kozel sale
and purchased dog for fifty cents,
and later Nels Christensen purchased
the dog for $500 Better stick to the
trade, Gene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodnow, formerly
vi Ohlo pub INV dit SOT-
rectionVille, had misfortune to have
their house and part of their furni-
ture burned last Monday.
The Gray High School will enter
tain the people, Friday with comedy
after which a shadow social will take
place. Ladies are requested to bring
their supper and sell their shadow to
the highest bidder. Free of charge.
The dance at the Woodman hall last
Friday evening had the largest attend
ance they have had for some time. A
good time was reported by all. An
| other dance will be given Christmas
night by the Woodman. Everyone is
| invited to come and spend the evening
happily.
The sad news was received in our
city that Grandpa Dreher, who was
making his daughter in Cass county a
visit, took sick and died within few
days, the cause being from an injury
he had received in the past and which
| lately took effect. He was laid to rest
in the Mapleton cemetery. Mr.. Dreh-
| er had lived twenty-four years around
| Gray, and had accumulated quite q
sum and raised a large family.
The Modern Woodmen held cleo
ton of officers Thursday evening, and
| elected the following: V. Crank
Rogers; w. A., f. G. Hepp; Clerk,
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