Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-07-13
GRAY

his auto.
Mrs. Alfred Firebaugh's sister is
here on visit.
! Nary Bastendorf is working for
y Fred Baumann, Jr. now.
~ Florence Hepp returned from the
Fred Baumann home Sunday.
Mrs. Audas and Mrs. Ellis drove to
Manning on business Friday.
Mrs. Dykes departed the last of the
week to visit an uncle in Illinois
Miss Imo CARRIER departed Monday
evening for Audubon for short visit
The L. o. o. F.. lodge will install
its new officers next Saturday even
ing.
Harry Mertz and wife of Manning
spent Sunday with his brother, G.
Eugene.
Bert Altman the boss mason is
doing some work for banker Rice
this week.
Peter Hansen bought hay loader
of Greenwaldt, Groteluschen, Il Co.
last week.
One hundred and five tickets were
sold to Manning from our station on
the Fourth.
Mrs. Charley Newell is spending
the week with Mr.. Ed Newelis out
in west Lincoln.
w. III. Barger and wife drove down
and spent part of the day at the
William Shaw home.
1t is reported that Frank Gray has
bought the Altman property, now
occupied by E. G. Rice.
Honas Mundt's drove up north of
Manning to visit with his mother and
brothers. family Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Nedrow and daughter
Hope have returned from their visit.
at the VIM. Perrine home.
Miss Sadie Ballou of near Extra
came up for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cameron her grandparents.
Hon. Asmus Boysen was in town
Monday and made arrangements for
Il the placing of the new fixtures.
" Howard Kitte!l went to Bayard
NJ and Bagley Monday to transact some
III business for the Farmers Exchange
N Bank.
2 Mrs. George Dykes left last week
for Illinois called there by the illness
OF her brothers. wife who had st1o'se
ofsparalysis.
Mr.. Whitelaw and wife, of Coun-
,acil Bluffs, are visiting with Mr..
SShaw's. Mr.. Whitelaw is a nephew
of MIR. Shaw.
Miss Libbie Lewis returned Satur-
day evening from Manning. She was
accompanied home by her brothers.
two children.
Arden Shelley expects to take BIZ
cycle trip to visit his brother in
Bloomfield, Nebraska, as soon as the
roads become tit.
A lawn party will be given at the
Allie CLARK home in Cameron Twp.
next Saturday evening. We predict
very pleasant time.
Frank Slough is sojourning in
Portland, Oregon these days. He
has sent some interesting pictures to
some of our citizens lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark came up
from Hamlin Monday and will spend
few days visiting with friends and
lot s,o ND
Little Raymond Mundt is on crut-
ches these days. He ran rusty spike
through his foot last week while
playing around the elevator.
Baldt brothers, August Myer, Sam
Garmire and Carrie Weston are haul
ing out load Of Audubon tile for
use on their farms this week.
= Mrs. Beers and daughter Edna
drove over to Templeton one day
last week to call upon Miss Clio
Beers who has position there.
1t is reasonably sure that CLARK
Swiger will move to Gray and en-
gage in stock buying. Gray needs
him and we hope for his success.
DR.. Resner of Manning was on our
streets Thursday having come down
to attend Allen Boysen and driven to
the Boysen home between trains.
Misses Matilda Jensen, Mary Hig-
gins, Ella Denton, Jane Settlemire,
Harry Fleming and Russell Shelley
left Monday to attend the institute
in Audubon.
Cy Buckner and Oscar Swanson
were seen on our streets Sunday. 1t
seems that there must be attractions
Tor them up this way. We wonder
what they are.
Ed and Sam Newell each purchas-
ed binders of Greenwaldt, Grotelus-
chen g. Co. last week. The prospects
FOR small grain crop are fine. Bar
lev will be harvested during the next