Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-16

Cal Wilson was quite sick for a few
days
Ora Corner was down from Gray
Monday.
Mrs, Judge Green has been nursing
La Grippe.
Jack Bald and Henry Borskoski
were hub visitors.
Will Wilson spent Sunday at Frank
Corners at Gray.
Married life on an average lasts
twenty eight years.
Mrs. Charlie Ruhs, of Ross, is visit
ing her people in Illinois.
j. F. Russell is off to market buy
ing his large spring stock.
Mrs. John Conway attended the
funeral of her mother at A bilene, Kan
sas.
Mrs. kizer who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Brown
returned to her home.
The increase of women who are
doing mems work has been forty per
cent in the last ten years.
VIM. Davis and C. III. Earhart are
receiving visit from their old friend
Earnest Woodward, of Minneapolis
Miss Stearns was at the sick bed of
her brother, Doe Stearns last Saturday
but reported him better upon her re-
turn.
John Zaiger has bought the j. NJ.
Greenlee farm at $500 per acre. This
farm is in Cameron township, near
Gray.
DR.. Fulton's father and mother re-
turned to their Atlantic home after
a very pleasant visit at the home of
their son.
What does the Greeley man mean?
See last weeks Journal and send in an
answer and get years subscription
to the Journal.
We are informed that Bonita Bryan
at Guthrie Center, will soon marry
gentleman from Wisconsin.
There is woman in. Germany who
became the mother of triplets
twice last year. The present where
abouts of her husband is unknown.
The girl stood on the burning deck
| Bnt her loss we need not grieve.
She did not perish with the wreck
She had sense enough to leave.
Roy Nc Curdy, son of Rev. McCurdy
! of Manning, passed through here
Saturday on his way home from two
weeks visit with relatives at Stuart
and Menlo.
Mrs. Libby Martin, of Coon Rapids,
was passenger to Atlantic from Au-
dubon Monday. She was going
to Bridgewater to be at the bedside of
a sick daughter.
| Larson Brothers big auction sale
which was to have been held the Ii tn
was postponed to Saturday, February
Is. The opportunity to buy at your
own price is thus offered once more.
One of our advertisers writes with
out doubt the best advertising medium
in western Iowa, is the Audubon
County Journal. From my ad in
your paper I have had gratifying
results.
i A little girl in much excitement
rushed into the parlor which was full
of company and exclaimed: Mamma
Just think of it, "think of what dar-
lingo Our cat has whole lot of
twins and / didn't even know she was
married.
1 George Kellogg, government stati-
tician, reports an average temperature
for first eight days of February 81 be-
low zero and lowest 80 below while
the highest was % above. The only
way that we can see to have sunshine
at your home all the time is to sub.
scribe for the Journal.
i Ed Finch was heard to say a few
days ago darn it amt | in fix, my
wife and two girls have the grippe
and here it is my sale day and the
, mercury was thirty-tive below this
, morning. Poor Ed had more trouble
: on hand than he would have in sell
ing half section of land.
August David, who so shamefully
beat his father-in-law, Ludwig Bors
, koski and who is in Jail awaiting bail
or the action of the grand jury, is re
. ported to have asked the old gents par
5 don. Such inhuman tloggings as thi!
I young man administered on this ole
gentleman should be dealt with
: severely, as an example to others.
Without doubt the greatest fuel save.
ever invented on earth, is the one in
vented in Audubon and covered by