Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-12-30
Chris Thompson left yesterday for


visit with friends at Omaha.
N. Moore and two children of Iowa
City were over Christmas visitors at
the Sylvester Moore home.
Peter Petersen of Scranton spent
9 few days the fore part of the week
at the I. P. Hansen home.
Thelma Roush came up from At
lantic Tuesday to spend few days
DR.. w. e. Kimball, wife and baby
Of Des Moines spent Christmas with
the lady's father, DIR. A. L. Brooks.
A ladies gold band bracelet was
lost in Audubon the past week.
Finder kindly return to this office,
F. D. Searles is home from Max
vile, Kansas, after ten days visit
with his brother Barney Searles and
family. M
Mrs. and Mrs. j. O'Brien returned
home Tuesday after six weeks visit
at Minooka, ILL.,, with their son Tod
O'Brien.
Mrs. w. w. Waldron who is here
on visit from Denver, was in Man
ming the fore part of the week visit
ing friends.
Gladys and Orby Richards left
Tuesday for Anita to spend few
days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins.
Mrs. Carl Hoover returned to Aud
ubon yesterday from weeks visit
with Mrs. A. A. Zainer at Des Moines.
Vim. Beck a student at Blair Col
lege, after spending over Christmas
with relatives here, left yesterday for
Omaha.
j. A. Kesselring of Casey, was in
the city Tuesday looking after bust
ness matters.
F. H. Adams, local manager of the
Green Bay Lumber Co., went to Des
Moines yesterday to confer with the
head officers of the company.
Nels Miller, MAIDS Hansen and
Martin Sorensen went to Chicago
yesterday to spend few days taking
in the sights of the Windy City.
G. A. Colee and family of Allan
tic were in the city yesterday enroute
to Gray where they went to spend a
few days at the II. H. Packard home.
Miss Rosa Hansen went back to
her home in Calender, Iowa, yes
terday after visit at the Knud Jes-
sen home two miles east of Kimball-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hansen, of
Creston came the last of the week
for a visit with Audubon relatives.
Mr.. Hansen has been farming near
sCreston the past year while his fam
lily has been living in Creston. He
reports crop conditions very much
the same as here, though he thinks
their corn is of better quality.
H. T. Watts, wife and two children
Of Des Moines and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
J. Watts of Omaha were over Christ
mas visitors at the F. S.. Watts home.
At the family reunion on Saturday
four generations were represented,
and it goes without saying that the
reunion was a happy and joyous af-
air.
Aug. Burr received the sad news
Monday morning concerning the
death of his niece, Mrs. Fred Kahler
of Grinnell who died at hospital in
Iowa City as the result of an opera
ton for tumor at the base of the
brain, which was performed nine
weeks ago. Mr.. Burr was unable tC
go but his sons, Henry and August
and his daughter, Minnie left Tuesday
to attend the fu4eral which was held
Wednesday afternoon.
w. A. Mutt and wife of Clarion
were among the outsiders who spent
Christmas with Audubon relatives
having come to eat dinner at the par
entail, Aug. Oelke home. While il
the city Mr.. Mutt paid this office {
pleasant call. He worked in the print
ing offices of Audubon during his
younger years, but is now and has
been for several years the head mar
in the office of the Monitor at Clarion
F. H. McFadden who purchased the
furniture and undertaking business
from G. w. Hoover last month, viii
take possession of the business o,
Saturday. The task of invoicing the
stock begins today. Mr.. Hoover viii
remain with Mr. McFadden for ;
short time to assist him in gettins
started in the business and to lool
after the undertaking department.