Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-01-12
GRAY

SATURDAY.
Grace Swaney was an over Sunday
visitor at Manning.
Mabel Barger has been on the sick
list the past week.
See Davis draw his pictures in
colors, at Gray January, 10.
John Likeu took two carsloads of
cattle to Chicago Saturday.
The infant boy of A. d. Gray's is
very sick. Pneumonia is the COM
plant.
Pete Perion, our good natured lum-
herman was on Manning streets
Saturday.
Herman Myers moved his house.
hold goods into the Benson binding
last week.
Nj. Davis's entertainment leaves a
Good taste in the mouth" Gray
January, 19.
Clio Beers has returned to sMan-
ming. She is assisting in the Roy
0Wduey lOule.
I consider Mr.. Davis one Of the
finest of artists. VIM. j. Bryan. at
Gray January, 19.
Anna Heesch living west or town
his gone to Manning to learn the
dAl sss making trade.
Len Bridenstine returned from
Harrington Nebraska last week where
he had been visiting relatives.
Ed Coler arrived home from
Illinois last week where he had been
visiting old friends and relatives.
Chris christensen, of the Nels
Christiansen ranch, went to Carroll
Saturday evening on a business trip.
Mrs. John King and Sherman were
at Manning Wednesday. Mrs. King
had some dental work done while
there.
VIM. Lewis Sr. returned from
Manning Saturday where he had been
visiting his son j. A. Lewis and
family.
Ed Scott, who is taking a Jewelers.
course at Omaha, was home visiting
his parents last week. He returned
to school.
Mr.. Davis gave one of his talks to
standing room only. 1t was enjoyed
. by all. Des Moines Capital. at
Gray January, 10.
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The Lycsum continues with unabat-
3 interest and the large crowds at
2ding proves its popularity with
people. Long may it live.
4ou Shingledecker and Ed Ruther-
d were up from Ross Saturday at
ding Lyceum and other matters
re othefSmatters we guess.
s. SIaE diA'n mean to take a bath
fr even touch the water.
.ney only meant to skate awhile
Nh And then go where twas hotter
SBert Denny who had accepted a
aStion with al implement store at
49, ham has given up the place and
is at present looking for a farm to
to rent.
Charles Garmire will return to
Ames at the opening of the next term.
Charles has been out for some time
and we are glad to see him taking up
the work again.
Mrs. James Foster and children
visited owe Sunday at the home of
Mr.. Fosters parents. They had been
visiting Audubon relatives and
stopped off or their way home.
Protracted meeting began at the
E1fn Valley church Sunday evening.
lRdt. Flemming is throwing his entire
en{sgy into the work and we are all
hoping for great results from his eff
forts.
, The journal and weekly Register
Leader for $1.35. The journal and
daily Register Leader lex Sunday
8 $50. The Journal and daily Coun-
Gil Bluffs Nonpareil $3.50.
"Tis easy enough to be happy and gay.
When every thing goes wrong.
But the mar worth while,
Is the man with a smile,
When everything goes astray.-Ex-
change.
The ice cracked loud and in they
Spxs.s% went,
The yelling wal terrific
They ~ 81 wrappedup in fannels
now Sse
And taking swift's specific.
It's SO too,
This is not a Gray girl bnt is clip
ped from an exchange; "Why you
have you're arm around me.
He-"Well."
She-"Well / won't allow that at all.
III just give you two hours to take
it away"
Gene Mertz went to Ames Monday
there he has a seven days date auc-
hing off a stock ofgeneral merchan-
xfase. Gene is gaining a widespread
as a first class auctioneer,