Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-04-10

The has been sufferer for some
time. His many friends hope he
may soon be himself again.
Mrs. F. S. White of Atlantic
arrived in the city Friday to visit
Mrs. L. Shingledecker
Miss $ Francis and Mildred Nor
rissey returned Fniday from q
visit in Harlan with relatives.
Mrs. A. M. Cunrier went to At
lantic Friday to visit relatives.
Miss Mary Jane WATSON of At
lantic came up to this city Friday
to visit her friend, Marguerite
Foley.
Mss Maggie Mcdonald returned
Friday from visit in Caro-"
with friends.
Mrs. Charles Huntsberger and
daughter of Gu-fport, Mississippi,
arrived in the city Friday to visit
her father, A. H. Dollahoyde, who
has been in poor health for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ross are in
Audubon visiting their son, Atty.
Joe Ross and family. They have
been spending the winter in CALI
fornia we learn and are retur ming
to their home in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Ralph Law, son of Jim Law of
Audubon, who has been farming
near Summit, South Dakota, lost
his wife recently. He has rented
his farm there, and viii return to
Audubon County and live with his
parents.
Mrs. Charles Laylamd and Mrs.
John Griffith returned from a
visit in Atlantic, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Drake, t Newton ar
rived in the city Monday to visit
her partnts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
CurrDer and to attend the funeral
of her husbands grandmother, Mrs
Rachael Conant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jacobs re-
turned to their home in Des Moline,
Monday, after visit here at the
Peter Nielsen home.
Miss Ethel Freeman returned
home Monday from a visit in De,
Moines with friends.
Miss Beta Pallisgaard departed
Monday for Denmark, where she
will visit at her old home.
Miss Ida Rudnick went to At
Dantic Monday where she will work.
Mrs. ]. L. Watson of Kansa.
City arrived I'M the city Monda,
to visit her husband, who works
at the Marble Yard
Vern Culver and daughter, Mary
returned Tuesday from Rochester
M Minnesota, where the litt girl i,
taking treatment. She is gettin,
along nicely.
George Winkler returned, Tues
day from Coldwater, Kansas wher
he had been to build a home TO
Clarence AIRY and wife.
Mrs. John Ward returned hom,
Tuesday from Des Moines, wher
she had been with her daughter
Miss Helen, who was returning t.
her school studies at Rockford, III
Mrs. Harry Phillips and tw,
children of Guthrie Center arrive,
in the city Tuesday and will make
this city their home. Mr.. Phil
lips works in the Jens Haal barbe1
shop.
S. S. Wilson and John Graham
returned Tuesday from business
visit in Atlantic.
Mrs. James Law and damghtel
Mary, returned home Tuesday from
Summit, South Dakota, where the,
had been to attend the funera, o
the formers sons wife, Mrs. Ralpl
Law. Ralph accompanied then
home and will live with his par
ents.
Mrs. Jesse Owens returned Tues
day from visit in Atlantic.
Chas. White returned Tuesda a,
from business trip out of town.
Mrs. P. A. Casey of Atlantic ar
rived here Tuesday TO visit hue
parents, M. T. Foley and wife,
H. r. Fuller, transient pen
man of Kirksville, Missouri, will
open a day and night school o
writing and Show Card lette,rin
in the Howald Block, Monday, OF
April 14th. He is quite ex
perienced in the work.
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