Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-04-21


Frank Gray was Manning visitor
Monday.
Mrs. Walter Jensen was quite sick
for several days last week.
Miss Linda Mari has been FREQ
uent caller in Gray the past week.
Mr.. Spurgeon of Kirkman is here
to run the Trans M ississippi elevator
Miss Pearl Lathrop spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the Denten
home.
Mrs. Harry Lamp and baby were
Manning shoppers Wednesday of
last week.
Cameron Ross and Harry Laubender
are boarding at the DIR. Beers hon Z
these days.
DR.. Moser and his piano tuner
were down from Manning, Monday
OF last week.
Mrs. McClintock and daughter
came Saturday to visit her mother
and sister at the Denton home.
Mrs. Denton is working at the Mu-
tum hotel in Manning. She was
home from Friday evening till Sun
day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw
Friday April 18th, a wee little girl
baby. Grandparents and all doing
fine.
Lee Buckmaster came home Mon
day evening from Guthrie Center,
where he has been for sometime in a
drug store.
Rev. Stark is laid up with a
sprained wrist. He has SO much pa
per to hang that every day counts
with him now.
The Markley carpenters went up
near Templeton Tuesday morning to
build a new house for Mr.. Schrum on
the site of the one lately burned
down.
Little Miss Lulu Dustin went up
to Boone and epent couple of weeks
with her father and other relatives.
She returned home Sunday with Mr..
Creveling.
Frank Mclaughlin, wife and
daughter Gladys were visitors at the
DIR. Beers home Thursday of last
week. They were stormstaid or ac-
count of rain and hailstorm.
| Mr.. McMullen our new lumber
man, was married couple of weeks
ago to Shenandoah girl. They are at
home In the Liken house on the hill.
They took their meals at the DR..
Beers home a couple of days last
week while they were getting paper.
ing done.
| Mrs. Pete Peterson and Miss Amy
came home from Omaha week ago
last Monday and on Wednesday Mrs.
Peterson got word that her sister had
died that day. She was unconscious
when Mrs. Peterson left. Miss Amy
is recovering from the typhoid fever
but looks badly.
The staff team of the Rebeka ali
lodge here, expect to go to Dedham
Friday, April 22nd, to initiate can
didates for the Dedham lodge A
number from here expect to go to
Manning the 26th., to the 91st. ami
versary of the Independent Order Of
/ Odd Fellows in America.
Miss Nettie Winnig went to her
home at Dorchester, Ia, the first OF
last week, where it is supposed she is
preparing to get married. When
Jimmie Shaw accompanied her on
the car, the frinds thinking this look
ed rather suspicious proceeded to
give them rice shower. He only
went as far as the first crossing with
her where he got off AMI went up
town, but it supposed he will GO
north later.
Mrs. E. G. Rice and Mrs. Ora Cor
ner we're in Manning last Wednes-
day and met Mrs. Beers there as she
came home from her daughters. She
also visited at the Fred Ribble aud
John Crow homes while at Carroll
ton. Grandma Christopherlooks well
although sc years old she is helping
take care of her great-grand child
rem. Mr.. Crows are doing q fine bus
mess in the grocery, dry goods and
hardware husines. Eggs by the bu-
shel up there.
i It's just asimportant that you be clean
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