Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-06-11
Gray News
Come to Gray July 4th.


Mr.. Alex Campbell was in Audu-
bon on Friday serving on the grand
jury.
Miss Stella Hepp and her mother
went to Omaha Wednesday on a
shopping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rice spent part
OF last week with his parents and her
brother near Hamlin.
Mr.. Buckmaster went Tuesday
morning to visit his parents in the
north part of the state.
DR.. Weber, the specialist, was here
last Friday morning to see Donnie
Linn whose eyes he is treating.
Carl Forsbeck came home last week
and goes soon to New Mexico to sur
vey for large land firm there.
Florence Hepp's school was out
last Friday. Her brother and sister
enjoyed the day out there with them.
Mrs. Spilker, Billy and Merle re-
turned Thursday eve from Kirkman
where they have visited since Me-
mortal Day.
Mr.. Boysen came election day and
MIR. Rice took him out TO the polls.
Cameron Ross came down from Tenn
pleton also.
Miss Bertha Lamp went home
Monday to be present at her sisters
wedding the 10th. Mr.. Lamp went
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clint Russell and daughter,
of Nebraska visited her aunt, Mrs.
l.. Robinson, north of town. few
days last week.
Mrs. Pope and Miss Catherine went
out to Viola township Saturday for
an extended visit with her father,
sister and brothers.
DR.. Beers received an invitation to
the Rose Festival in Portland, Ore.
gon, which lasted a week. He has a
cousin living there.
Mrs. Austia Lisn went down to
her mothers home Saturday morning
to see Grandpa Greenlee who is very
low at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lacy arrived
here Friday from the Soldiers Home
at Marshalltown for visit with
relatives and friends.
Miss Gertrude Stephany came
down Friday for visit with the
families of her uncle, Frank Rogers
and aunt, Mrs. Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell and children
left Monday evening for Humboldt
to visit her brothers. She will be
gone couple Of weeks.
MIR. Liken shipped six cars of stock
to Chicago Saturday and Mr.. William
Shaw one. Mossrs. Liken, Shaw and
Marvin Liken went in with them.
The 2Sth of May, Charlie E. Nc
Laughlin reached his majority. His
father gave hin team of horses and
his mother gold watch and chain.
Mr.. William Grun came last Sat-
urday. He has his little son, ten
years old with him to see the coun-
try and enjoy life out of the city for
a week.
Rob Greenlee received word last
week that his brother, Ernest's Little
girl was dead. Their mother was
raising her and she was year and a
halt old.
Miss Essella Hspp returned home
Sunday morning from her school
work to spend her vacation with
heme folks. She went to Ackley to
visit Maylon before she came.
No preaching in town Sunday on
account of 80 mach rain. But a few
Of the children went between showers
aud had Sunday School: also Young
Peoples Society in the evening.
Miss Delphia Rogers is the proud
possessor of new organ. She began
taking music lessons Tuesday morn
ing. Miss Gertrude Stephany of
Carroll has quite large class here
this summer.
Albert David's barn was struck
by lightning last Saturday. He and
his little boy were in the barn and
both were badly stunned, they think
Ing at first that the little boy was
dead but we understand he is getting
along all right now.