Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-23
GRAY

Roy McCurdy spent Sunday al
Gray.
Miss Clara Shelley visited at home
over Sunday.
Miss Olive Long has been visiting
at the Mease home.
Miss Iva King is still assisting at
the Elmer Ellis home.
Nels Christensen returned from
Chicago few days ago.
Little Charlie Corner went to
Manning last Saturday.
Ed Rice and family Sundayed at
Audubon with their relatives.
Markets-Corn, 35c; Oats, 24c; Eggs,
zoe: butter, PC; hogs, $3.50.
Some people can't see any differ
ence between notoriety and fame.
Our tongues might govern Others
it we could only govern our tongues.
Jas. Foster Jr. visited over Sunday
with Mrs. Fosters brother Elmer
Ellis.
A man by the name of Lord has
just married Miss Good. Good
Lord!
Miss Ella Altman came in We'd
desday noon to resume her school
duties.
There is a wedding on the docket
for about March /. Wished we dar-
ed tell!
Mrs, May Linn stepped on rusty
nail one day last week and now she
hobbies.
Isn't it funny how everybody will
stop to watch one person wading q
snow drift.
When woman talks until she is
worn out she doesn't always shut up
for repairs.
Miss Schneikloth was i'll last week
and unable to attend to her music
pupils here.
Roy McCurdy visited friends over
Sunday and attended Literary here
Saturday night.
IT'S a great thing to be born great:
! It's greater thing to become great
by ones own efforts.
Some men take their wives for bet
ter or for worse and never take them
anywhere afterward.
John Renttle attended Literary
here last Saturday night. He spent
Sunday in town also.
John CARRIER is contemplating a
move to the southern patti of the
county in the near future.
The Foster Literary has been dis
continued because of the bad roads.
1t will be continued next winter,
Carrying rabbits foot in your
pocket won't always save you from
the bite of dog. 1t may be rab-
bit dog.
Rev. Fleming was stormed in at
Botna last week and waited until
Wednesday before the trains accommo-
dated him.
A happy crowd attended literary
at the Foster last Friday night. We
didn't learn whether they walked or
went afoot.
Geo. CARRIER has been having a
high time with sleighing parties.
He has had jolly crowd out several
times lately.
Gene Merit has the best pair OF
lungs you ever heard. 'Tisn't neces.
sary to even usea phone to attend his
auction sales.
Miss Stella Hepp has been assist.
ing at the Messe home this week
She stayed to see that Mrs. Fanni,
was properly married.
Elmer Deems and wife expect tt
leave for Rosebud about March /
We regret much to see this estimable
family leave our midst.
John King walked from Audubon
one of those bad days last week
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John took it a-foot- back.
Miss Ella Forsbeck has had vaca.
ton this week because of bad roads
Miss Forsbeck is making great sue.
cess of her work this winter.
Don't get discouraged when you
hear what people say about you
Don't get the blues aud drop tear
because they happen to doubt you
Miss Mary Higgins expects to be
initiated into the mysteries of Rebek.
ahism next Friday night. The Re.
bekahs do not ride the goat, so they
say.
How much better is is to say to s
child, do be honest, do be truthful
do be kind, than to say, don't lie
don't cheat, don't steal. Can't you
tell why9
Henry Sill who has been seriously
sick with lung trouble is able to be
| about again. Every member of ths