Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-11-14
Gray News Department


weighing from 200 to 225 pounds Also
take orders for some bred gifts. Come
and see them and 1 will treat you
square, A. G.. Forsbeck.
Mrs. Harry Bates and children return.
ed home from California Tuesday where
they have been visiting relatives for
over month. Mr.. Bates went to Car
roll Monday night to meet them.
The next number of our lecture course
will be Saturday night Nov. 49, Mrs.
Osceola Pooler will entertain us for the
evening. Come out, make good house
full and enjoy yourself.
Ed Rice and wife took their son,
Raymond, to Omaha Friday to have an
operation performed on his nose. Mr..
Rice returned home Saturday and the
rest remained.
Mr.. Farmer-Doesn't this make you
think you ought to buy pair of those
9Ox96 all wool blankets for your horses.
If SO call at Bob's place.
l There was no school in the High
room Thursday and Friday on account
of the principal attending teachers
meeting at Des Moines.
/ The new houses of McMullen and
! Forsbeck are more than booming. 1t
will not be long before we can say they
, are completed.
1 Mr.. Farmer-Why pick corn out of
! the back end of your hands when you
can get one of those handy scoop boards
of F. G. Hepp.
Ora Corner purchased a new automo-
bile. This looks as though Ora expected
to prosper under the Democrat admins
4 tration.
There will be Young Peoples meeting
in the United Brethren church Sunday
evening at 7:30. Everyone invited to
attend
Fred Hepp and family went to Cor
rectionville Saturday to visit with Mrs.
Estelle Thompson returning home Mon
day.
4 Austin Linn and wife went down to
/ Audubon Saturday to visit with her
mother and sisters returning home Sun
day.
Mrs. Chas. Garmire and daughter
went out to her parental home to help
her mother with the work last week
Mrs Beason came up one day last
week to stay with Homer while his par
ents are in Omaha.
Mrs. Jim Altman is feeling some
what better this week. She is.ttrying
to do her own work.
Don't forget to get your corn in to
the corn show at Gray Harness shoI
before Nov. Goth.
Mrs. Wiseman of Manning was in
town Monday to visit friends ano
relatives.
Claude Farrell and family were il
town Sunday visiting his brother, G
E. Farrell
Have you seen the Myers elevator
If you go into Groteluschen' and lool
at one.
Mrs. Kruse is visiting with hel
daughter, Mrs. Walter Jensen these
days.
Miss Shaffer attended teachers meet
ing at Des Moines Thursday and Friday
John Booten purchased a gasoline
engine from Groteluschen Hardware Co
Fred Rice purchased a fine new bras
harness from r. L. Keyser Saturday.
Want to buy-A good fresh cow. Cal
at Keyser's harness shop, Gray, Iowa.
Bob Keyser is going to attend church
now as he has sold his kicking cow.
Mr.. Kuhn from the Audubon mil
4 was in town Monday on business.
Thelma Gray is helping Mrs. jim
Altman with the work this week.
Rob. Keyser put in new lighting
syste m one day last week.
Marvin Liken and Harry Laubende
were in Manning Saturday.
F. c. Hepp installed a big arch ga
light in the Harness shop.
Lumberman McMullen is progressin
nicely with his new home.
Gus Forsbeck spent Sunday with hi
son in-law, Lou Hansen.
A. G.. McMullen went to Mannin
Tuesday on business.
Floyd Coppersmith was in Mannin
on business Saturday.
Mrs. Kittell was in town on bushes
one day last week.