Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-06-29
GRAY

GRAY
4 Clio Beers visited at home, Sunday.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Merit arrived home
u Chicago few days ago.
There is lots of farm work lying
pund loose in these diggins'. Hands
ID scarce.
Harry Fleming has ceased his lab.
ors at the Schroeder farm and is at
home again.
Philip Neu, of Templeton, was
ldown last Sunday visiting at the l..
VA. Beers home.
Mrs. Harry Mertz has been visiting
8at the Gene Merit home. She re-
sFturned to Manning, Sunday night.
M The bank fixtures have been chang
Sed the past week, with an idea of
giving more room and greater con.
ivenience.
q Yes, this life is very scrappy. We
have lived on scraps ever since we
gan remember. And it wasn't al
ways at meal time either.
I'M Carl Forsbeck is now working
4 nth the surveying gang of the Iowa
Is alls Short Line, r. r. Co. with
headquarters at Iowa Falls.
The editor is battle SCARED hero
I'm the moving proposition. And he's
1 carred all right. Can't walk or sit
down and all that is left to him is to
sdle. Editors can always do that.
The Ross ball team tailed to appear
4 ~ per schedule, Sunday. This is the
3 Mrst time this team has forfeited by
mon appearance and their standing
p in the league will probably be ma
y terially reduced thereby.
Groteluschen 81 Forsbeck have
j Eeased to act in their capacity as
\ lAtock buyers and Gray is now open to
IN yers from other points. We be-
heve that here is good chance for
4, 4pme good man to make money.
Miss Mary Higgins returned from
Her Hamlin visit last Saturday. We
guess she didn't catch any fish. Any
4 how she looked mighty glum when
we asked her about it. Its too bad,
stoo because we had depended on
Those stories to fill space.
yS Rev. l.. A. Fleming will preach a
\ Temperance sermon at the U. i. Church
81ext Sunday evening at 8 P. M.
The choir is planning to have an ex-
program. Come if you wish to
5shear the plain truth and bring some
thing to throw in the collection. Pro-
deeds will go to the class at Gray.
"A sweetlittle baby girl came to
BLESS the home of Rev. Fleming last
Saturday afternoon. The Rev. dosn't
indulge in cigars but will have a
dandy treat on hand for all who
come to church Sunday eve. If Bro.
BFleming wore a hat according to
The size of his head these days he
wouldn't need an umbrella. Sug-
Egestions for names are in order.
Bert Greenlee, who is with his
parents at Wheatland, Montana sends
word that they are in one Of the best
c0untries for fish to be found any
!. where. He says he has landed some
efther $50 or $50 Owe don't remem-
/ bSr which, and it makes no difference
SIhScause this liz only fish story any.
! h6w) fine specimens this season and
I That their principal diet is fish. He
lines Montana and especially her
u maintain streams.
bray has reached the bottom in the
ball world. They have some
erial that could play, if drilled.
is not all. They have played
good ball already this season.
3rday the Viola Center team
(yed in town with the evident in
| ~ (ion of wiping the earth with
&86N. Viola is not strong team
even when they reach north and
ID for miles and miles for their
81 1erial. Fact is they play very
d harry game. But Gray didn't
the ordinary game. She went
a 70 you might call "punk'' and
"a 'punk'' through the whole
he. We don't know much about
but we do know there is nc
~ for any one to get reckless and
oW q game away Just because they
playing in hard luck. THAT'S all
III in, one old cat, or "cross OUT
mot in a contest game. Well to
IA ea long story short Gray got
Nd" to the tune Of ID to 4. Its a
Sly shame and all of that but it
done and done right and Gray
Sfeth accordingly. When they
III again we'll tell you OF it.