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

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place.
What did the Greeley correspon-
dent mean?
| Keep movin,' is the popular maxim
around Gray.
Sam Walters has been at Manning
for few days.
Miss Jennie Lacy visited in Mann
ing few days.
| Chaff may furnish fun but it is
mighty poor feed.
Miss Grace Swaney visited in Aud
ubon last Saturday.
| Luck and laziness are not often
found hand in hand.
| Conundrum: What is the use of
anything? Answer, nothin'.
| "Matches may be made in heaven
but they are sold upon earth.''
Laugh and your friends laugh with
you, weep and they cut you dead.
Harry Kitson is staying at Frank
Nc Laughlins and coming to school.
Roy Swaney expects to go to Wy
oming soon on land inspecting tour.
The auditor of the Trans Mississip-
pi Grain Co. was caller at Gray
Saturday.
It's scientific dexterity. Brush, the
magician, at Gray Thursday, Febru-
ary, %.
Because of belated train Rev. Nc
Curdy was unable to fill his pulpit
here last Sunday.
Markets. Wheat, soc: corn, 32!c;
oats, 23c; barley, 29c; Hogs, 1925;
eggs, zoe: butter, 20.
Little Marie Walters of Sioux City
has been visiting her father, brothers,
and sisters here this week.
Misses Sadie Lacy and Bertha
Settlemire spent night or two at
the King home last week.
Mysteries unsolved. See Brush, the
magician, at Gray, Thursday, Febru-
airy, %.
A number of our High School pu-
pills have been staying in town this
week on account of bad roads.
Mills Greenlee's are visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity prepar-
atory to their removal to Wyoming.
Miss Schneikloth did not make
her customary trip to Gray last week.
We presume because of the bad
weather.
A gossip may be all right in her
place if we could only find where her
place is. The government should
provide one.
The land of mystery. Brush takes
you all through at Gray Thursday,
February, %.
Miss Frances Brunniere of Mann
ing visited friends here. She was
accompanied home by her sister, Mrs.
Albert Swaney.
Am. Altman and wife have been
spending a good deal of time this
week at his brother Jim's because o f
their mothers illness.
Frank Slough has been running
around with big book under his
arm taking peoples senses this week.
He has'em most all gathered up.
That giant monster, La Grippe,
swooped down upon our little town
this week and seized few of our
most prominent citizens in its talons.
The U. B. Social at the M. w. A.
Hall last Saturday night, was quite
we'll patronized in spite of the bliz-
zard and impossible roads. SIG was
realized
A little girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Ellis last Friday. Elmer
wears the smile that won't come off
and Grandpa Grow doesn't even hit
the high places.
Don't ask us how he does it. He
does it though. Brush, the magician
at Gray, February, IS.
Albert Sinclair is up from Texas
visiting frienda. Albert will also
while here, ship all of George Gray's
stock and personal effects to the ranch
of George Jr. in Texas.
Larson Bros. big auction sale was
postponed to Saturday February Is
on account of inclement weather.
The sale will then be bigger than
ever. Remember the date.
Icy sidewalk,
.Prim young man,
Right foot tried to walk
| Left foot ran;
4 Then what happened?
| The second OF a series of debates
took place in the High School last
Friday afternoon. The question was
Resolved, That navigation has done
more for the world than railroads.
Railroads won.
Snow snow go away,
| Come again some other day;