Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-03


will buy up claims on which they
have an option as soon as they land
there.
School Notes.
Mr.. Christensen called Monday
morning.
Ella Huyck visited in the first
grammar room recently.
The intermediate pupils are do
ing some excellent work in writing.
Mary McClain has left school.
She was pupil of the second gaade.
- The general history class began
the study of the Roman Emperors
this week.
Paul Mikkelsen took up the work
of the fifth grade Monday. We bid
him welcome.
Miss Shannon and Miss Meier
spent very pleasant Thanksgiving
vacation at home.
7 The eleventh grade geometry
class are now working the original
problems at the close of Book II.
A new chair for the teachers was
placed in each room this week, and
a good waste paper basket.
The increased attendance in the
first and second grammar rooms
has caused temporary inconven-
fence on account of a lack of books
for the new corners.
Nels Johnson had the school
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Monday. The windows were cleaned
and everything almost spotless
clean as usual.
We think the seventh grade gram
mar class is about right. They are
very much interested in this work
and we are pleased with their pro-
gress. These pupils are excellent
in all of their Rotations.
Helena Christensen was promoted
from Miss Meier's room to Miss
Huyck's fifth grade Monday. Helen
is 2. splendid student and takes
g1lt,of school work with deter
mlledon that means success.
tt 9-Ienth grade English Litera.
rss completed the reading
cod tidy OF Ivanhoe during the
goou last week. A written test
f.Alra Iook was given Wednesday.
hogs lois is now studying Shakes
Hamlet"
lowing visitors were in at
5. driven t Last week. Mesdames.
she will,aner, Dafford, Hansen,
rank;E, Wilson, McClaln, Mr..
asses Campbell, Connrardy
Gsr = - R Ri and Snyder.
and j. M the books read by the
vol pupils during Thanks
Marshaation were 1.-The One Wo-
M. Dimicixon, autobiography of
ity last washington" q an of the
hogs Of 30, by Mrs. Ewing, "The
e = ,mmermoor" by Walter
!. Imo andchant of Venice" by
son Mond fe.
uncle, J. no class last week COM
few DAYS Grafton "Roscius" and
school. animation on the same
average of ninety-three
The MI This class began the
and Miss ] the Grafton "Archias"
train for his is considered one of
week whe,t products.
LATE SimErammar room and the
A held their literary pro-
Registelther last week. All did
Horn masalilowing We're the orations
reds. Foschool: Helmer Herrick,
11-26.3 ttty of Labor" Bessie Ide,
b." Bonnie Woodward,
'ime;" Charles Huyck,
The n5inion."
p, Hansen Eth's pupils reported as
4 plement I'D the following books
So Loft II >,
=, enough toMail" by VIM. Drysdale,
- "a Ready" by Marryat,
j. T. baggage Boy by Glenn
went to madness of Phillip" by
: ness. ThtDaskhan, "Betty Shell
school thompson, 1.-THE Boy Brok-
Is again csey, "Ivanhoe" by Scott
in of the Kittywink" by
There wer Babies" by Kingsley
last Saturn by Otis, "Doan Deane,'
~ at the hand Elsie" 1.-The Soldiers
/ had ;nviae ma iority of these books
the time by the seventh grade
this WSiood For Children.
Cateasant to take and the harm
ton A.minute Cough Cure gives i'm
se p relief in all cases of cough
soeand la grippe because it does not
eeg'immediately into the stomach
ksakes effect right at the seat OF the
!, ,uble 1t draws out the inflammation,
"a ,als, soothes and cures permanently
j. enabling the lungs to contribute
ure, life-giving and life sustaining
oxygen to the blood and tissues. DIR
Armstrong of Della, Tex, prescribes !,
daily and says there is no better cough
remedy made. Sold by Nick Doffine &
4 Co., Extra; G. L. Bison, Brayton.
A snlendid opportunity to acquire beau
tiful home furnishings without cost
=. awaits a lady with a large circle OF &C
III quaintances in this community II she WI
Giuh 10. sdd raSsinu the Associated