Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-16
Grandma Nedrow is having tus-
sic with the Grip this week Grand
ma bids fair to come out ahead.

Audubon Shelley has been on
with his census book this week. II,
drops down in Gray occasionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deems have beef
boarding at the home of DIR. Beerl
this week while doing their packing
DR.. Brooks was called to the Kitsor
home the first of the week to relieve
Mrs Kitson who is much improved
A broken wing's
A dreadful thing,
But you still sing.
We stuck our nose in and got it
smashed this week. We intend to be
pretty careful about getting news
hereafter.
Tom Kennedy and family departed
for their new home in Guthrie Coun-
ty last Monday. Our best wishes fol-
low them.
Mrs. Stella Markley of Audubon,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
John CARRIER, and other relatives
near town.
Mrs. j. q. F. Wicker came up Sat-
urday night and stayed over Sunday
to take care of her sick mother Grand
ma Nedrow.
Miss Ada Kittell completed very
successful term of school last Friday.
She is taking deserved and much
needed rest at present.
Wm. Clausen has been taking a
pleasant trip the last week or two and
visiting relatives at Rippey. He re-
turned home Friday.
Edison Farrell and family arrived
in town last week 10 take charge of
the barber shop and pool hall. We
welcome them to our town.
Talking about rare coins-aren't
the quarter, half dollar, and dollar
about as rare as any? And gold
pieces are practically extinct.
Miss Stella Hepp is expecting to
teach at the Altman, Maylon Hepp
at the Bunker Hill, and Miss Mary
Higgins at the Buckner school in the
spring.
Another wedding on the docket!
Oh my. but I'd like to tell but it is
in Gray all right, and it is so too.
We haven't been nosing around for
nothing.
Miss Schneikloth gavea recital at
the Creveling home last Thursday
night which was much enjoyed by
those present. The work done by
her pupils was credit to her.
III. B. Shelley was called to the
eastern part of the state last week by
the sudden illness Of his mother. He
returned the latter part of the week.
We did not learn as to his mothers
condition.
Mr.. Frank Corner is loading his
car today for the Rosebud but on ac-
count of attachment being served on
portion Of the contents, his depart
ure was deferred until he could extri.
cafe himself.
The election passed off very quitely.
Charley Wilson, L. j. Rogers and
John Campbell were elected direc-
tors. The proposition whether or
not there should be a ten mill tax
voted to pay off the school bonds
carried by the bare majority of two.
The point is clear,
try to veer
Around it.
But Brother G..
Perplexeth me.
Contound it.
In other words, Gray just sat thar
and grinned.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Florence Nedrow of South Da-
kota. We knew Florence when she
was little girl in pinafores. 1t
seems funny to regard her as mar
ried woman. But here's to her mar
ried life, with lots OF happiness and
prosperity.
The teacher was trying to teach the
boy the points of the compass. She
said, son your right is the south,
your left the north, and in front of
you is the east. Now what is behind
you?" The boy was amazed for a
moment, than said; 81 told ma you
would see that patch on my pants.''
Larson Bros. attended the funeral
of their father at Kirkman last Sun
day. The bcys have been spending
much of their time lately at his bed