Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-07-27
GRAY

Mrs. Christensen was an Audubon
caller Saturday last.
Miss Anna Kitson was seen on the
Rsreets of Manning last Tuesday.
Florence Hepp went out home Tues
day evening with Sadie Lacy.
Louis Groteluschen wife and fam
lily drove to Audubon, Monday.
, Mrs Wilde, of Audubon, spent Mon
day at the Gus Forsbeck home.
George Somers and wife spent Sun
day at the George Dykes home.
Miss Handles of Nebraska is here
visiting her brother, S. Q. Handles.
Mrs Howe Eaton and children left
for their home in Dakota. last week.
Miss G;lennie Babcock of Manning
was visitor in our town, Saturday.
Miss Rose Buford of Des Moines is
here visiting her aunt, Jessie Slough.
Ed Beason and wife, and Will Bea-
son and wife, Sundayed at the Ed Rice
home.
James CARRIER went to Lake View
where he has position in the Larson
livery barn.
Harry Fleming went out to the
William Perrine home Monday; to
begin work.
Mrs. Hepp took her uncle and aunt,
who have been visiting here, to Man.
.ning, Saturday.
Mrs. Branson, visited two or three
days of last week with her friend Mrs.
F. r. Mclaughlin
Mrs. Branson of Fairmont South
Dakota was here last week visiting
among old friends.
:, Miss Edna Beers left Tuesday for
weeks visit with her friend, Nellie
Crow at Carrollton.
Mrs. George Dykes has been very
sick. DR.. Brooks was up from Audu
bon to see her Sunday.
Will Lacy returned home last week
from Minneapolis and Chicago where
he has been for some time
Henry Andersen and wife of Wal
nut, are here visiting with Mrs. An
dersen's brother Pete Hanson.
Mrs. Halderman of Morris, III. re-
turned home last week after long
visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.; Sheperd, auditor of this dis
trict, of the Green Bay Lumber
Company was in town Saturday.
Ethel Browning, who now makes
her home at Des Moines, is spending
week with friends around Gray.
A pleasant dance was reported at
the Frank Garroutte home Saturday
Sevening. Best time in the county.
Roy Swaney and wife drove down
Monday evening from Manning and
visited over night at the Will Barger
home.
Rose Schroeder who has been visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Ohrt in
Manning, returned to her home Sat-
urday.
Our friends Grace and Bea Lancelot
came up from Extra for an over Sun.
day visit with all their old time
friends.
Mrs. Honas Mundt and son Ray
mond, returned Monday evening
from Hartley, where they had been
visiting.
Rose Schroeder, who has been visi-
ting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ohrt, at Manning returned to her
home, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cowles drove
up from Audubon, Sunday, and spent
the day with their friends Charles
McLachlin AID wife.
Mrs. Edison Farrell departed Sun
day for Baskerville, being called there
al \, hnr fnf1 VIII 1,n,
been sick for some time.
Maylon Hepp returned from Des
Moines Sunday, where he has been at
tending school. Maylon looks as peart
as white shirt just back from the
laundry.
Mel Nielsen and wife, who were
married at the Nels Christensen
home last Wednesday evening, de-
parted for Minnesota Thursday morn.
ing where they will visit a few days
at the Rob Henderson home before
taking up housekeeping on their farm
Gray is having regular gee whi2
of a time With her ball playing. Sat.
urday the team made visit to Viola
Center to try her mettle again. They
went into the game with determine.
ZION anu came OUT WlUlOuC UQG
aforementioned determination. The
score was 2 to 8 in favor of Viola Cen
ter. Our old heart goes out to the
boys in this sad hour of atfiiction fol
we-well you know. If defeat makes
people stronger. Gray will soon have 8
team of giants. Well go at them
again shortly.
mo great loss without some small
gain" Even the big hail storm brings
some of the aforesaid gain. For in.
stance. When the big black clouds
began rolling up over The heavens the
other day, the little chicks which
constitute one of the attachments Of
the Wayside Inn, were not under shell
ter. Happy George, who looks after
such things about the Inn, suddenly
recollected that the little things must
be protected if they expected those
delicious Sunday dinner fries in few
weeks, so he began scampering abou,