Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-11
GRAY.

The two new garages are completed
and ready for business. Ploen 81 Gar
Der are agents for the Ford car, while
John Shaw expects to sell the Oakland
and Velie cars. No one need hook in vain
now for place to put their auto when
they are in Gray.
The d. O'Corner sale last Friday was
well attended in spite of the inclSSnent
weather and bad roads. Mr.. ana Mrs.
| O'Corner expect soon to move to their
new home in Gray and VIM. Porter
will move on to the farm as soon as
they vacate it.
The Commercial Club met again on
Thursday night and finished electing
the following officers:--E. G. Rice, Pres;
Chas Garmire, Vice Pres; d. G. Ross,
Sec; John Likken, Treas, and A. q.
McMullen, Z. G. Rice and Geo. CARRIER,
Board of Managers.
The Ladies Aid met this week with
Mrs. A. G. McMullen. There was a
good attendance and much interest is
being taken by the members. They are
ready at all times to tie comforts, make
aprons, etc, for anyone wishing work
done. .
Rev. McDade, District Supt., will
| hold quarterlay meeting services in the
M. L. church next Sunday, Dec. IA at
II O'Clock. Everyone is cordially IN
vited to this service. Let the members
put forth a special effort to attend.
Peter Hansen has rented the J. Shaw
his family there last week. He bought
1 Tnh rb
saving John the trouble of having sale
Col. Mertz, of Omaha was here Fri
day shaking hands with old friends
He came out for the purpose of crying
the d. O'Corner sale.
Chris Christensen, who has been hav-
ing serious time with blood poison in
one of his hands is out of danger and
improving rapidly. ...
Mrs. Annie Thompkins, who has been
here the past three weeks visiting her
mother, Mrs Foster, returned to her
home Friday.
The next number of our lecture course
will be given by the noted lecturer
Bruce Arnsbary Saturday Dec. 18th.
John Shaw and Chas King went
to Omaha last week, returning with
two new Oakland cars, "A" and IS"
Mesdames l.. L. Farrell and Chris
Jensen were doing some Christmas
shopping in Manning Thursday.
John Shaw moved his family into
town last week and is now nicely 10
Gated in the Foster home.
Mrs. Audas and Mrs. Geo, McLachlin
went to Audubon Friday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Stuart.
Mrs e. Audas returned Monday from
Des Moines where she visited at the
Coppersmith home.
Mrs. Foster left Friday for Montezu-
ma where she will spend the winter
with her sister
Walter Jensen and Bert Altman
went to Omaha Wednesday returning
home Friday.
Mrs. Chas MaGiel of Ross visited be-
tween trains Friday with her sister,
Mrs. JAS Rutherford.
Frank Gray. wife and John Crow Wis,
tied last week at the W. j. Lancelot
home in Extra.
Mrs. Chas Garmire went to Audubon
on business Friday afternoon, returning
Saturday.
Mesdames ID. O'Corner and Edison
Farrell made business trip to Mann
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. Austin Linn was quite sick one
day last week, but is much improved
now.
Mrs. J. Rutherford was at Ross last
Thursday visiting at the MaGiel home.
Mrs. Elmer Audas and Reba McVey
were shopping in Manning Saturday.
Florence Duede came home from
Manning Sunday to visit her mother.
Everyone is smiling these days. The
sun shines once more.