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

Frank Rice went to Omaha last
9hursday to visit and on business
Mr.. ]. H. VonHeeder and SON
departed last week for Caty, Tex
-. to spend the winter.
Emil ilharz and son, e. F. Bill
nArz returned Thursday from Chica-
30. where they had been to attend
The funeral of the formers brother.
Wills Staley went to Des Moines
Thursday on business.
Harry Leavans of Plankington, S.
Dakota arrived i'm the city last
week to visit his grandfather, R.
3. Creveling.
Mrs. j. P. Hanson went to Scran-
ION last week to visit relatives.
Arthur Bartlett and wife went
to Cherokee last week to visit rel
auves. 4
WILL Hudler, who has been down
In Gulfport, Mississippi. arrived in
The city. last week and LIS working
~ the Advocate Office.
A. L. Whitlock and sons, Asa,
and John, who have been here for
sometime visiting relatives, went
to Omaha Thursday to visit before
returning to their home in oska-
bosa. 455I
Chris Henricksen was In Elk
horn and Kimballton Thursday on
business.
Mt. and Mrs. Carl Hoover came
home Thursday from visit in Des
koines, "a
MRS. William Armstrong OF Peetz
Colorado. arrived here last week
tor a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
John Flynn and old time friends.
Miss Wayne Downey, who went
to Casey to attend the wedding of
q. friend and then to Des Moines
ON several days visit, returned
home Friday noon.
Mrs. VIM. scherf and son of Caii
fornia arrived In the city Friday
to visi. her mother, M B. Wills Jones
and other relatives.
Mrs Hans Christensen cetnrn,
Friday from a visit in Atlantic.
Henry Savage, the efficient re-
porter for the Audubon Republican
the past two years, resigned his
position last week. He is undeci-
ded as to what he will do as yet
but will work at anything that Of
fers livelihood.
II Mrs. Margaret Brown, the mother
OF Mrs. w. R. Green, was ninety
years old Monday, December 9th.
She is in pretty fair health for a
person Of her age.
81 Miss Wally Wonsmus returned to
Audubon Saturday from Chicago,
where she had been on visit and
eight-seeing trip
Mrs. Eliza Mushrush returned to
Audubon Sunday from Harlan, at
ter pleasant visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. A. Hollingsworth and
Aamily.
Charles Tramp Jr. returned to
his home in Creston. unday, after
. visit here with his parents, Chas.
Tramp Sr. and wife.
II Sam Hunter, who is working at
the Laundry, went to Omaha Sun
day to visit his family.
Hattie Wright of Extra spent
Sunday i'm Audubon with Miss
Leola Sweezy.
Walter and John Roth went. to
Omaha Sunday, being called there
by the sickness of their mother.
Frank McFadden, who is work
ing i'm Marshalltowm, spent Sunday
in Audubon with his mother.
Mrs. S. Harmon and Mrs. James
Gray returned Sunday from a visit
In Massena.
Charles Jennings of Carroll spent
Sunday in Audubon with his par
ents. As
M. 7. Foley returned Monday
from an 4/lt-of town business visit
August Oelke, who has been very
Ill with typhoid fever is much bet
ter at this writing which his many
friends will be glad to learn.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church held their annual bazaar in
the church parlors Friday Afternoon
and evening. The receipts Wen
barge. 454
Part Of Finger Amputated
Friday afternoon about 400
o'clock at the home of his parents
Otto Rubel and wife, living jus,
east of Hamlin, Clarence their five
wear old son had tha misfortune t(