Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-06-14
GRAY

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Merit were
Manning visitors Sunday.
Miss Mate French, of Dexter, is
visiting in Gray and vicinity.
The Odd Fellows have postponed
their Memorial exercises indefinitely.
Mr.. Grund, the iron dealer loaded
car of old iron here the first of the
week.
The front of the Polzin building
was being painted the first of the
week.
Cameron Ross and DR.. Smith
spent Sunday at the Ross home south
of town.
Mrs. Robinson was in town Satur-
day. Her broken wrist is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Ora Corner drove to Manning
Monday evening to get Mr.. Corner
and Charlie.
Uncle Billy McWilliams is build
| ing large cave for Jim Huffman,
west of town.
Miss Lizzie Rasmussen, of Carroll,
was an over Sunday guest at the
Chris Jensen home.
Nice home grown straw berries have
been delivered in town by Mrs. Hester
during the past week.
Miss Anna Blakely and gentleman
friend of Ross were over Sunday
guests at the Foster home.
Miss Bertha Lewis, who has been
home for several weeks, returned to
her work at Arion, Monday morning.
Mrs. Christensen had a sister and
niece to visit with her last week. Her
mother who lives with her is quite
poorly.
Frank Murray, of near Templeton
took out one OF the incest carriages
that Groteluschen's had Saturday
evening.
A nice black pony of Mr.. Welch's
was tied to the hitching rack last
Sunday night. 1t reared back and
broke its neck.
Mr.. John Mills and son of Nebras-
ka who were here to attend the fun
eral of VIM. Greenlee returned home
Monday morning.
Mills Greenlee, of Wheatland Wy.
came in Saturday morning too late to
attend his brothers funeral. He re-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Farrell re-
turned home Friday from Esther
Vile. Mrs. Farrell has been quite
sick since their return.
/. c. j. Kephart, D. D. will preach
at Eden Valley, Sunday, at II A. M,
in Gray 3 P. Nd. and at Botna on
Sunday evening, June II.
| Miss Estella Hepp returned home
from Correctionville Friday evening.
A young man from there came Sun
day to spend a few days with her.
We are to have new butcher shop
in town. Messrs. Frank Rodgers
and Fred Bunnell are starting one in
the grain office belonging to George
Gray.
| Mrs. G. Fl. Wilson aud the boys
returned home from their Denison
visit Friday evening. Charlie
patched few days then went to the
hotel.
Misses Jessie Slough and Mollie
Ludwig were Audubon shoppers
Saturday. Mrs. Mundt taking their
places in the hotel during their
absence.
Don't forget the lecture at the
hall, Saturday eve, the 10th, by Rev
DR.. G. 7. Kephart, president OF the
Toledo College. Subject: The max.
ing of a man. Admission / 5 and 25 cts,
Howard Kittell was making side.
walk in front of his mothers prop.
erty Monday morning. Howard
expects to go to Clarion Wednesday
or Thursday to a c. E. convention
before going to his work.
Miss Grace Swaney who has beer
spending week with her sister, Mrs
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evening. She will go to Iowa City
this week to make arrangements and
then she and her mother will move
there.
The funeral of William Greenlet
was largely attended last Friday, by
neighbors and friends. The Ode
Fellows of Manning and Gray atten.
ded in a body, and had charge of the
ceremonies at the grave. He was
buried in Audubon.
Miss Flossie Fleming, with packed
trunk and suit case, departed from
our little city, last Wednesday tore.
noon enroute for Hastings, Iowa
where she intends to abide the re-
mainder of the summer with her
brother w. F. Fleming. She took
her grandmother with her who vii
, stop at her ms home in Emerson fol-
while We cannot fully express
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