Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-07-03

sherm Wright visited relatives in
Atlantic the last of last week.
Walter Hansen and wife are the
parents of a baby boy.
Mrs. Nc Laughlin is enjoying
visit from her father, Will Whit
ten, of Pawnee, Oklahoma.
Mrs. R. L. Talbot and son, went
to Carroll Friday to visit her
brother-in-law, George Stanton.
Mrs. John Butterton and Code
Sheets went to Milford Saturday for
a visit with her brother, Freeman
Sheets and family.
Arthur Lennon went to his home
in Guthrie Center Friday where
he will remain for couple of
weeks.
Mrs. John Reinemund returned
Friday from Sac City where she
had been visiting her mother, Mrs.
c. F. Brown.
Mrs. Hollenbeck, and daughter,
Jennie, departed Friday for Senac-
ca, Illinois, where they will visit
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moore, who
have been visiting their cousins at
the Sam Gardner home, departed
for Sioux City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Northup re-
turned Monday from a visit with
his brother, Ed Northup and family
at Villisca
E. w. Hickman and wife of Adail
who were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Graham sever.
al days last week, returned to theil
home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. McGinnis left
for Chicago and on Saturday join.
ed the Iowa aggregation for the re
union of the Blue and Gray at the
Gettysburg battlefield.
Congressman Green went to Com
Gil Bluffs Thursday to look afte.
some legal business. He left yes
terday for Malvern where he viii
be the speaker tomorrow at the 4tl
of July celebration.
| Mrs Christina Christensen, o
Manila, and Miss Blanche Wind
isch, of Templeton. who were he.
taking teachers examination, re
turned to their respective home
Thursday.
I, Mrs. George Townsend and Mis-
Nora Hunt went to Omaha Saturaa
to meet he formers daughter, Mr..
Myrtle Tinker, of Topeka, Kansas
, who will remain in Audubon for al
j extended visit.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Campbell an,
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. j. Savage accom-
panied the Misses Mary and Mar
lie Savage as far as Atlantic Frida
, the young ladies continuing thei
, journey to their home in Lincoln
: Illinois, after spending month i
this city and vicinity with relatives
Mrs. William Rudolph went t
, Nevada Friday to be with her sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Scotland, VIII
has gone there for an operation
: Size took with her Mrs. Scotland
little baby for which she is carin
during the mothers Illness.
George Guy and wife, of Carol
3 are visiting here few days. Fo
many years George, Taylor and w
=, liam Guy, three brothers, lived nea
the old Eliza post office in Can
roll County where they had fin
, farms. They all moved off thei
farms several years ago. William
and Taylor have passed to the otf
} er shore and George is the only on
t left
J Jacob Rudolph, living west &
/, Hamlin, had little trouble wit
his auto at the school house corne
t Friday when the machine trie
: to climb a telephone pole. The drir
S Ell of the car was new at the bus
4 hess and when he turned the co
ner he kept on turning around. n
a particular damage was done. Tt
}. car was scratched and battered BIZ
o it was able to be taken to a ga
: age for repairs without assistance
n Miss Edith Coon, who has bee
here on a ten days visit to friend
: returned to her home i'm Omal
d Saturday. Miss Coon says the fan
J lily likes Omaha quite we'll and tn;
Z, her father expects soon to cor
: mence work at the Nebraska Clot
ing Co. store.
= MOST CHILDREN HAVE WORM
!. Many mothers think their chi
, drem are suffering from indigestio
headache, nervousness, waaknes
=, costivemess, when they are victim
of that most common of all chill
2. ,
renS ailments-Worms. Peeyis