Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-19

onto the farm of h s fathers two
miles southeast of Audubon, this
week
August Scha'low returned to At
Aant4e Monday after an over Sunday
visit in Audubon with friends.
Thomas Stafford, who has been
on a visit for several days in NAL
vern with relatives, returned home
Monday
Mrs. Chris Hahn was fir endly
visitor in Atlantic the first of the
week
R. B. Hayes transacted business
In Atlantic few days tn week.
Mrs. w. r. Green accompanied
her son, Ray, to Council Bluffs,
Monday morning.
S. M .Luse was busiIfess caller
IN Atlantic and Council Bluffs,
Monday, where he went to look
after business alta RS.
p. G. Ruhs departed Thursday
Tor Hamilton, Illinois, to visit at
Ills former home.
Mrs. e. F. B.lharz and SON went
~ Des Moines Thursday to visit
relatives.
-. P. Jensen returned Thursday
1rom business visit in Omaha.
N. Jones and daughter, Mrs.
Audas of Malcosh arrived in, the
Aty Thursday to visit relatives.
= James Sizer returned Thursday
tom Oh .cago. where he had been
70 attend Republican meeting.
Walter Hansen went to Omaha,
Thursday on business.
J.. A. Nash returned Thursday
from a visit in Fort Dodge with
che j. F. Russell fam ly
W. w. Weston went to Odebolt
Thursday to attend a horse sale.
Mrs. j. T. Sherman, who has
been here wishing her mother, Mrs.
4. j. Eddy, returned to her home
d Kirkman, Thursday.
r. v. R ggs and family of Bay
ard arrived in the city last week
TO visit at the home of his brother,
Leo Riggs.
DR.. F. Rosenbladt was in the
city Thursday Wis., ting old friends.
Mrs. alta Moon returned Thurs
day from visit in Carroll
Miss Daisy Trick returned FIR day
tom Split Lake where she had
been to visit her father.
Mrs. George Townsend returned
Friday from Topeka, Kansas, where
she had been for sometime visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs Myrtle
Tinker
]. M. Cole and wife came from
North Dakota Friday to visit rela-
tives.
A. q. Hurd returned Sunday from
Californ a, where he had been for
sometime.
Frank Heath of Extra was in
Audubon over Sunday visiting at
Che L. B. Jennings home
Chris Jensen and fam ~ of Ca
eey arrived in the city Monday to
visit his parents, Jasper Jens%n and
wife.
DR.. A. L. Brooks went to. Council
Bluffs Monday on bus ness
Miss Ethel Kuhn returned last
Monday from visit in Des Moines.
Charles Bagley was a passenger
on the North Western Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Layland and child
rem went down to Atlantic Sunday
to sit her parents.
Charles Jennings of Carroll was
in Audubon Sunday visiting his
parents.
j. Ralph Lee died at his home
north of town, last Wednesday eve
nng. December IL, 1912, about
$3.50 D. m. He has been in. pool
health for sometime, suffering with
kidney trouble. He submitted te
am operation last June at Roches
ter but it d d not prove very sue
cessful and he departed his life
last Wednesday,. He was an adop-
ted son of James Lee and wife. HI
was about 33 years old ami leave:
wife and several children be
sides a host of other relatives
to mourn his sudden death. The
funeral was held Friday afternoon
at the family home, conducted b.
Rev. j. H. Freedline The body wa.
laid to rest in the Arlington
Heights Cemetery. We extend sym
pathy to the sorrowing ones il
this sad hour.
Charles Jennings of Carroll cama
down Tuesday afternoon to vsi