Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-05-17
GRAY
Commencement the goth.

One of the Wolfe boys is visiting
at Grandpa Lacys.
The Wilson boys began unloading
car of grainboards Monday evening.
Quite rain Monday evening from
five till six O'clock.
After schoolhours our streets are
full Of wheels, both boys and girls.
Don't ask George CARRIER for the
use of his sscolt."
Our show came in Sunday. They
have two small and one large tent
Mrs. F. R. Mclaughlin and Miss
Mae were Audubon visitors again
last Saturday.
Elmer Audas returned to Vail
Sunday evening after a weeks stay a,
the bedside OF his sister.
Quite number OF our young men
attended the ball game at Rose,
Sunday.
Miss Ada Kittell is home again
after being in the country couple of
weeks.
Miss Grace Swaney, of Manning,
was in town Sunday visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Barger.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson is home
again, she has been at the home of
her daughter for couple of weeks.
Tony Rasmussen came up from
Extra Monday evening and imme-
diately started sswest."
Lightning struck a heifer of
August Borkoski Saturday night
killing her.
Mrs. Lathrop and son Of Manning
came down Monday evening to visit
her daughter Mrs. Bert Denney.
Mr.. Mundt has been having the
store room papered and the outside
front painted lately.
James Foster, Jr. of Sioux City
came in Saturday and stayed over
Sunday with his father.
The ice cream social Saturday
night was we'll attended, the library
club clearing quite a little sum.
Did you ever hear of an Xmas cac-
tus beginning to bloom in May?
Look in Mrs. Beers west window and
see one.
Mrs. j. A. Lewis and children of
Manning were over Sunday visitors
at the VIM. Lewis home, south of
town.
Girls look out, Cameron and
Paul Zerka have fine new buggy,
and look lonesome riding around
by themselves these days.
August, son of Albert Polzin, has
very painful carbuncle OH his right
hand. 1t is discharging and doing
we'll at this writin5.
Clio and Ormsby Beers drove
down from Templeton, Sunday
afternoon and stayed until Monday
morning with their parents.
Creveling has been having some
fine strawberries lately, two boxes
for twenty five cents and they don't
last long at that.
We understand there was a barn
struck by lightning Saturday
night, southwest of town quite Always
and burned down with contents.
A small hailstorm visited part of
Lincoln township Monday morning
in the neighborhood of Albert Polzin
and Frank Mclaughlin.
Albert Polzin returned from Ok
lahoma one day last week; who has
been there to look at the country and
visit sister
The garden stuff is not coming on
very fast, the weather has been SO
cool in some places, the frost even
nipping the blue grass.
Our section Boss's wife went to
Carroll and underwent an operation
week ago Monday. We understand
she is getting along nicely.
Creveling's wagons did not star
out until Monday noon, on account
of the threatened rain. 1t didn't rain
much after all, more thunder than
raia.
Walter Jensen and family were
Sunday visitors at the Ora Corner
home. Her wrist is getting along
nicely, the one she had the misfor-
tune of cutting SO bad about three
weeks ago.
The Aid Society met with Mrs.
CARRIER last week. this week they will
meet with Mrs. Beers. If you have
any carpet rags you want to donate
give them to the society to help a
good cause along.
Edison Farrell has been quite sick
the past week; his brother came
down aud stayed few days, then
Friday evening he had a barber come
from Audubon and stay over Sunday.
He is now able to be out on the
street again.
Drivinp Team For Sale.