Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-05-30

Mrs. Chris Hahn went to ATLANTIC
Saturday to visit.
; A. E. Beason went to Atlantic on
business Sunday.
: Charles White went to Atlantic
Monday on business.
Rutherford Hayes went to Extra
Sunday on business.
, Miss Gene Culver returned Fri
day from visit in Atlantic.
Misses Theresa CASTOR and Nc
Carthy wentto Atlantic Sunday to
visit.
Mrs. George Viewer and children
went to Atlantic Saturday to visit
friends
Mrs. Gustav Jensen went to Irwin
last Wednesday to visit friends and
relatives.
III. B. Herbert arrived here Fri
day from Indianapolis, Indiana on
business.
August Shallow came home from
Adair Sunday where he had been to
visit relatives.
Mrs. L B Coldwell and Edna Wal
ters went to Carroll last Wednesday
to visit friends.
Fred Vermilya returned home
Friday from Osceola where he had
been on business.
Judge Arthur closed the May term
of Court here Saturday and went to
his home in Logan.
j. w. Smith and daughter return
ed to their home in Earlham Satur-
day after a visit here.
j. w. Richards returned from ON
aha Sunday where he has been
working for several weeks.
J Rev. j. ]. Rupert returned Sat
urday from Horton, Kansas, where
he had been to visit his family.
Mrs. R. F. Childs and Mrs. E. F..
Bilharz went to Sioux Falls, South
Dakota last Wednesday to visit.
Rev. ]. H. Freedline and family
returned home Thursday from Har-
Ian where they had been to visit
Mrs. F. M Zion returned Thurs
day from Humboldt where she had
been to visit her son, Chas. and fam
lily.
James Lang and wife went to
Council Bluffs last week where Mrs
: Lang went for treatment for her
eyes.
Mrs. Ed Evans and father, Peter
flouck, left Thursday for a visit in
Gretna and Friend, Nebraska, with
friends
Mrs. c. H. Sampson entertained
a number of Methodist ladies at
[ her home Thursday in honor Of Mrs
Lee Hudler.
Mrs. Ray Brenton and daughter
4 of Clarion, arrived in the city te
f, visit her parents, John Hite and
wife Thursday.
i Frank Brennan, who formerl,
e worked for the Advocate here, wa.
r a caller in Audubon, over Sunday
from Defiance
Miss Mable Keith is very ill a
her home with lumbago and malar
ial fever. Her many friends hop,
she may soon recover.
Mrs. Lou Richards, of Omaha, re
\ turned to her home last Wednesda,
after a visit here with her mother
in-'aw, Mrs. j. w. Richards,
Mrs. S. w. Wright and children
returned last Wednesday from At
iantic where they had been to at
tend the graduation of her sister.
Mrs. Maggie Oliphant of Atlanti
y who had been here visiting at tn
home of Mrs. W. H. Bowman, re
, turned to her home last Wednesda,
8 Mrs. Pert McNutt went to Girls
t void Thursday to be present at tn
n graduation of her niece, the daugh
e ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James McNut;
Don d. Drake and family, of Clal
!, india, came over in the auto Sunda
j. to visit at the A. f. Drake and w
: w. Smith homes. They returned t
!. Clarinda Sunday.
, James Marlin, the little son o
I Chester Marlin and wife, is quaran
7 tined with diphtheria. A number c
u other families are under quarantin
t being exposed to it.
Mrs. Nelson Cowles and children
> of Ottumwa, arrived here last Wed
nesday to visit at the home of he
. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nasl
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. T
h Cowles.
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