Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-04-03

DR.. James Hollembeck returned
Friday from business trip to
Manning.
Miss Beulah Goodwin no has
been working at the telephone Of
flee in this city for sometime. de-
parted Friday for South Dakota.
DR.. R. F. Childs and daughter
returned Thursday fom Council
Bluffs and Omaha, where they
had been to visit his parents.
Miss Lorraine Graham, who is
attending college in Ames, came
home Thursday to spend her .vaca-
tion with her parents, j.. M. Gra-
ham and wife.
Mrs. Frank Mantz and children
of Manning came down to this city
Thursday to visit her parents, j.
C. Fisher and wife and other rela-
tives and friends.
Mn. and Mrs. Frank S. Watts
werea the Paxton hotel in Oma-
ha during the cyclone in the vest
ern portion of the city. That was
near enough Frank.
1t will. be pleasure to the
friends hereabouts of Gus Dettman
of Valley Junction to know that
he is recovering from his railroad
accident of few weeks since.
Mahlon Boyd of Sharon township
received message from Mingo,
Iowa, recently, stating his brother
was dead. Mr.. Boyd left immedi-
ately for that place.
Helen Ward, who is attending
school in Rockford, Illinois, came
home Saturday for a weeks vaca-
ton with Ter parents. Her mother
went up to Carroll to meet her
John Ward Jr., who was in Sioux
City visiting his father, returned
home Saturday also.
Rev. T. B. Glendenning and wife
departed Saturday for Pierson, Ia,
where Rev. Glendenning will have
charge of a church there. They
have been in this city for sometime
and made many friends while here.
They will be missed here but we
wish them success in their new
home.
Mrs. Charles E., Mccoy of east
of Audubon lis at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. F. A. Leonard
near Guthrie Center, caring fol-
her new grandson, the first boy
among their three children. A,
this writing al, concerned are get
ting along very nicely.
John Norris, who seems to have
a lien on the door of the House
of Representatives at Des M,oines
enjoyed as best he could, a sus-
pension of duty, through sickness
last week and came home for re
pairs. Convalescing, he returned
to his labors for the state, later
on.
The report is that Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Leonard, whose home is il
the edge of Guthrie County, vel
coined a big ten pound baby boy
into their midst, Sunday morning
March 80, 1913. This new arri
val numbers two in the household
and will make a very pleasam,
play-fellow for their little daughte'
Margaret.
County Supervisor d. d. Samp
son accompanied his daughter, Mrs
H. B. Emily Of Kenaston, Saskat
chwean, Canada, as far as st
Paul, while on her way home las
week. Matters must have beer
crowding at home else Dan would
have gone through to Kenasto1
with his daughter.
Miss June Gray returned from
Chicago Sunday where she spen'
her vacation.
Mrs. R. F. Childs. Misses Dais,
Prick and Harriet Bilharz wen
to Omaha Sunday to visit friends.
Miss Lenora Buckner returned
Sunday from a visit in iOahlaud.
Miss Lorraine Graham returned t,
her Studies at Ames Monday afte.
spending her vacation here will
her parents, j. M. Graham AMI
wife.
Alice Sherman returned Momda,
from visit in Kirkman with he
parents
Perry Harmon and Wm. Rucke
returned Monday from a bushes
trip to Omaha.
Chas. Reynolds came home Mon
day from Spirit Lake, where h,
had been on business.
Mrs lens Peterson arrived I,