Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-12-06
Gray ltsms

81 Gray ltems
. Mrs. Farrell is on the sick list this
~ week.
IN Hanse Jensen is quite sick at this
~ writing.
"A Mrs. James Foster spent Tuesday
~ in Manning.
1yM Quarterly meeting at U. B. church
~ next Saturday night and Sunday.
~ Mr.. Ed. Newell's family spent last
~ Sunday in town with his brother s
M family.
~ Glen Mclaughlin and Carl and
'@I Sam Ross started to Gray to school
"a last Monday.
~ Mrs. Margaret Wilson returned
W. home Monday. after an absence of
~ several months.
~ Miss Alma Everts started to school
NssM here last Monday, she is boarding at
~ the Audas home.
IN The storm Tuesday night hindered
~ the meetings which are in progress at
~ the NJ. E. church.
~ Mrs. Lou Shingl edecker and baby
8 .1M spent last Tuesday at the home of j.
IN Shingledecker in Ross.
,61 Miss Bea Lancelot has been spend
81 ing week with her many girl
~ friends in and around Gray.
M) Mrs Beers and Ormsby went to
~ spend Thanksgiving with Edna and
A0I her husband, returning Friday.
~ Lou Shingledecker was Carroll
s@ visitor last Monday, Ormsby Beers
SW) working for him in his absence.
az Miss Clara Anderson, who has been
~ in town for the last couple of weeks,
~ went to Manning Tuesday evening.
w Mrs. Nellie Clark, of near Hamlin,
~ spent several days with her sisters
,M1 family, Mrs. Austin Linn, this week.
SSs Louis Groteluschen went Tuesday
~ night to the Implement Dealers AS
wv ISOLATION which meets in Des Moines.
~ Prof. Albin, of Stanton, spent a
~ couple of days in town last week,
~ visiting old-time friends and teach
M ers.
~ Miss Nellie Wicker spent several
IM1 days the latter part of last week with
- her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
RI Nedrow.
wv The school play will be Saturday
~ night, December 10. Come out every
Nv body and help the graduates out with
81 their plans.
SJM Eddie Porter had the misfortune
IN Monday to have horse fall with
f@S him, hurting his ham and foot on
~ the right side.
~ Rob Greenlee passed through town
sM Sunday, with his buggy we'll loaded
~ with his possessions to teach the Som
l01 mer's school in Douglas township.
~ While shreddipg corn at his ranch
I'M in Cameron township Saturday last
gM\ John Liken got his hand in the ma.
~ chine in such q manner that it wa
AOOZ badly crushed.
~ The Oddfellows and Rebekah'
INK with their friends made merry a
wv their hall Thanksgiving night. Suct
W. the hall wouldn't have held thu
~ people.
RM Mr.. Hite Packard received visit
I'm over Sunday from three of his sisters
~ The one from Denver he had not seer
W. for ten years. She was accompanied
~ by one from Walnut and Mrs. Spen.
INK GER of Atlantic.
IN The entertainment by the higf
1@S school of Gray has been postponed tt
va the 18th instant. The young people
ny ny having this in charge, are diligently
$GsW) preparing for the rendition Of one Of
NJ the best plays ever presented TO th,
~ public here. Your presence on THU
occasion will very much encourag.
the troupe. The price of admission
is placed just so as to cover the neces.
, omu. sary expenses without a collection al
crowd .ne closo. Soiio ou. eNeiy Douy aho
The let US have an cold timer"
fifteen COMMITTEE.
!. me .ne Mrs. F. R. Mclaughlin, of Lin.
arson coin township, accompanied by hel
The daughter Grace, departed for her old
,llars, home Bradford, H., last Monday
ird of She will remain away from her fam.
sup lily some two or three weeks, visiting
ECKER, relatives and friends. Mrs. McLaugh.
IT TO lin will enjoy this little vacation af.
sac e ter such hard summers work. The
came lady is an authority on poultry, hav.
IA. a ing fine flock of Silver Laced Wy.
mark andotte chickens of which there are
snage no better in the United States.
er all n.n
= is Dedtu.
icion, AT her home in Cameron township
'pear- when almost in her usual health, Mrs
ana Elmer Dyer departed this life, leav
s nu az ing husband and six small children
n'1 for to mourn her demise. Her passing
heath though peaceful was great shock te
very her husband who thought moth.