Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-13

I10uIy IAll,Sy WGAu 10 SOuACil
Bluffs Tuesday on business.
VIM. Keightley went to Council
Bluffs Tuesday on business.
G. E. Long came over from Har-
lam Sunday ITO visit his wife.
Miss Ida Reynolds went to Ex-
ira Saturday to visit relatives.
Miss Bertha Ross went to Desi
Moines Friday 10 visit friends
L. E. Simpson returned Friday
from a business "trip to Anita.
Miss Cecil Talbot returned home
Friday from a visit in Atlantic.
Jake Wright returned Saturday
from business visit in Atlantic.
H. w. Wilson went to Cumber-
land Saturday to visit his sister.
Mrs. Frank Herndon returned
Tuesday fom visit i'm Atlantic.
A. G. Ross returned Tuesday
from a business visit i'm Atlantic.
Rev. j. P. Christiansen departed
Thursday for PlaneNille, Nebraska,
on business.
MISSES Lizzie Foley and Agnes
Donahue returned Sunday from
a visit in Carroll.
Frank Brennan arrived in the
city Monday and will work in the
Republican office.
John Kennedy and wife became
the proud and happy parents of a
Yittle son, born this week.
Ed F. Bilharz and wife went to
Chicago Sunday to visit relatives
and buy goods for the store.
James Simenson of Omaha ar
rived in the city, Sunday to visit
his friend, Miss Ethel Asquith.
j. T. Sherman and family Of
Kirkman arrived i'm the city Sum
day to visit at the Eddy and Ba-
ker homes.
JOHN Ward spent Sunday in Aud
bon with his wife and son and
went to Upton the first of the
week on business.
Mrs. Will R. Smith and baby
returned to their home, in Carroll
Thursday after a visit here ct the
Fred Searles hon
Mrs. N. Fowler, who has been
here for sometime Wis. ting at the
w. w. Weston home, departed last
Tuesday for Osw'sgo, Illinois, to
visit relatives.
Ed Wood, formerly county re-
corder returned Sunday from Okla
bona, where he and his family
have been visiting His family re-
main d for long visit
Pat Lowther retu ned to his home
In Hill sboro, Friday taking his
son, Harry, with him. Harry has
been quite sick with appendicitis
and his father lis taking him home
until he was we'll again.
j Thoulp, who is working i'm Car
roll came down Sunday to visit.
Earl Mason and Victor Lang
returne d TO their studies i'm Des
Moin 8 Sunday after a weeks vaca-
ton here with her parents.
Morris Carpenter of Viola TOWN.
ship is bedfast with light case
of small pox and as consequence
the Literary exercises have
been discontinued.
DR.. Rosenbladt of Des Moines
was ca led to the county last week
by some of his old patrons. The
doctor is building up Well de-
served practice there.
Mrs. A. E. Hepburn returned to
her home in Des Moines Thursday
after a visit here at the j. A. Nash
home. Mrs. Archie McVicar, who
has been here visiting, accompanied
her aunt home.
l.. B. Webster and wife depart
ed Thursday for Osceola where the
will visit relatives. Mr.. Webster
has resigned his position in the
g w Hoover store but is undecided
as to where he wil work.
Mrs. R. j. CLICK has retursed to
her home in Eldora Springs, Mis-
souri,. after a visit here with rela-
tives at the Nick Conklin home.
Mrs. G. F. Mills and children
returned to their home in Malvern
Thursday after a visit here with
her psrents, T. j. Stafford and
wife.
COnpressman w r Green ro