Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-23
GRAY

Mrs. Lew has been very sick the
past week.
Gene Merit drew the pipes at the
Mundt store.
Esther Hepp went with Maylon to
his school last Friday.
X. G.. Lancelot took in the sights
at Omaha last Saturday.
A false friend is worse than an OPP
en- enemy. Yea, verify.
Miss Jessie Slough has been on the
sick list for several days.
Sadie Lacy taught for Miss Jane
Settlemire last Thursday.
NJ. NJ. Corner was business visit
or at Audubon Saturday.
Helen Brandhorst was an arrival
here from Manning Sunday.
Charlie Ross went with his car to
South Dakota last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fullerton spent a few days
with friends and relatives in Audu-
bon.
Little Miss Lois Clark has been
making an extended visit with her
sister Mrs. Linn.
Mrs. Chas. Ross and Mrs. Mertz
went 10 Ross Sunday to visit at the
VIM. Ross home.
Miss Grace swaney has been quite
sick with the Grip. She is recover
ing rather slowly.
Mrs. Wicker has been spending a
couple of weeks with her mother,
Grandma Nedrow.
August ,Greenwaldt, assistant CASH
Ter of the German Savings Bank
came down from Manning Sunday.
Our school closes Friday for a
weeks vacation. All concerned will
be glad for few days rest and recup-
Grafton.
Austin Linn visited in Audubon
between trains last Friday and con-
suited with DR.. Brooks as to his con-
dition.
| May1on Hepp closed very success
full term of school at the Brooktield
last Friday. Maylon is one of the
teachers Gray is proud of.
Mrs. Florence Dustin and her two
children Of Audubon have been visit
ing their relatives, the Creveling and
CARRIER families this week.
| 1t is "just awful" to know an in
teresting item of news and not be al
lowed to report it. We wish we dar-
ed tell about that wedding!
| DR.. L. A. Beers purchased Mrs
Beem's piano last week as Mr..
Deems did not like to risk taking ii
with them to South Dakota.
V. E. Shelley of Bloomfield, Neb.,
was here last week returning to his
home Friday. He was in attendance
at the Shelley Welsh wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Perrine visit
ed at the Joe Nedrow home last We'd
nesday and babe good-by to their re-
latives, the Henry Thomas family.
| Before marriage they say it is bill
ing and cooling. After marriage it is
principally billing. Your correspon-
ent does not speak from experience.
Henry Thomas and son Theo. de-
parted for their new home in Dakota
as per schedule. Mrs. Thomas, Glen
and Dewey expect to follow in week
or two.
Mr.. Will Thomas, wife and child
rem have been spending the week
with relatives here. They visited
Grandpa and Grandma Greenlee a
few days.
| We hear that our Rev. III. G. Hicks
has been cleo ed on the school board
at Ralston. He was a very efficient
member while here and Ralston has
made no mistake.
| The Second Quarterly Conference
of the M. E. Church was held at
Manning last Friday night. The
sacrament was given by the Elder on
last Sunday night.
Grandma Nedrow who seemed to
be recovering so nicely from the La
Grippe took relapse last week and
was very sick for few days. She is
convalescent but is still very weak.
II Jessie Packard went to Audubon
Sunday. She was called there by the
A. o U. w. OF that place to render
one of her splendid declarations at
their anniversary banquet and enter
tainment.
Mrs. Mollie Shelley and baby Glen
came from their Nebraska home last
Wednesday to attend the Shelley
wedding and to enjoy a few weeks.
visit with old-time friends. Mollie