Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-09
GRAY
August Cerka is on the mend.


ed home.
Blessed is he who does things and
makes no fuss.
| Miss Jennie Lacy is working in the
Creveling home.
The little daughter of Herman My
ers is recovering.
| 1t would take derrick to get some
people out of rut.
We noticed Earnest Evarts in town
last Saturday night.
A souvenir to every lady, at Lar
sons Saturday Feb. IL.
Miss Flossie Flemming has been
unaer the weather this week.
A modern novel in three words:
matrimony; parsimony; alimony.
Did you say you were coming?
Where? To Larson's Big Sale.
Something for nearly nothing
Larson's Big Auction, Gray, Saturday
One advantage of the safety razor
is that it can't be used to trim corns.
Must make room for spring stock.
Larsons auction is Saturday. Coming?
A number braved the storm and
attended the literary here last Satur-
day night.
Miss Stella Hepp is at home again
and Mrs. Barger is doing her own
homework.
Most every body is nurseing a chill
blamed nose, or some frosted toes
these days.
Gene Mertz is putting up fifty tons
Office this week. He is shipping it
from Lake View.
A crest agitator" struck our town
last week. He was given a pass, a
tie pass, and passed on.
We must have room for our spring
stock. That's the why of the big Auc-
ton sale at Larson Bros.
They go at your own figures at
Larsons Saturday Feb. IL.
Bert Altman came over from Kirk
man last Saturday. Bert is at work in
a blacksmith shop there.
Ray Mclaughlin has improved
very rapidly. His injuries are not as
serious as was feared at first.
The friends of Frank Garroute will
be sorry to hear that he is not recov-
ering as rapidly as he hoped.
A woman is apt to be awfully sor-
ny for herself if she doesn't have any
thing to be sorry for herself for.
A good laugh is better tonic
than can be found in any drugstore.
Snap your fingers at worry and keep
young.
Honest confession is good for the
soul but the soul doesn't have to lie
awake nights and listen to curtain
lecture.
Little Ailene Barger has Just re-
coveren from very severe illness.
Her trouble proved to be an attack
of hives.
Miss Clio Beers expects to come
home soon from Manning where she
has been assisting in the Roy Swa-
ney home.
Carefully bred sows, just what you
want to start in the hog industry,
Stock Pavilion Manning Thursday
February l6.
Mrs. Chadwick's case is very sad
one. Things have reached deplorable
state when women have to do their
own stealing.
Utopia initiated a new member
into its mysteries Saturday night.
Quite a crowd was out and the goat
was fed. The members ate what was
left.
Word comes from Albert Swaney
that he is working at the telephone
business in Portland, Ore. His wife
expects to return there soon.
Geo. Osborne, an oldtimer, spent
one night last week with the Audas
ta.4ily. He reports that Grandma
Messersmith, we'll known here, died
about year ago.
Thos. Kennedy has purch ased a
farm near Guthrie Center and ex-
poets to move to it in the spring.
Gray cannot afford to lose many such
estimable families.
If there were but three women left
on the face of the earth, chances are
two of them would get together and
talk about the third. This is not orig
inal but it's 80 just the samee.
Larson Bros. will have some big
bargains tor you Saturday next.
They are putting much OF their stock
up to make room for their big spring
order. Now is somebody's chance.
Rob Greenlee visited his cousin,
Mrs. Aus Linn last week and on Fri
| dav left, for Hamlin to spend few