Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-09-02

Asmus, after visit with home folks
lat Atlantic, returned Monday. Her
sister, Miss Helen of Atlantic &C
companied her for visit of several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Kerwin and
children, Ella, Mike and Lawrence,
came from Carroll Monday by auto
to see Mrs. r. F. Kerwin, who has
been i'll and also visited at the home
of their son and brother, j. e. Ker-
win.
''Tony' Yost of Council Bluffs,
foreman and Albert Barber of At
lantic the jovial teamster for the
Iowa Telephone Co., went to their
Irrespective homes Saturday evening
for an over Sunday visit with home
folks.
That the controversy between the
United States and Germany, regard
ling the activities of submarine war
| fare will be agreeably settled and for
all time, seems an assured fact at this
| time. LIE us all hope that such is the
case.
Ed. Johnson went to Washington
Springs, S. D., Friday to spend a
week looking after business matters
and to see how the crops are COM
/ ing on his farms in that section of the
country. Albert Albertsen accompan-
led him.
Mrs. Nettie Williams, who has been
at Elliott the past several weeks, re-
turned to Audubon Monday and went
out to the home of her sister. Mrs.
Thos. Campbell. She was the guest
of the Robert Bishop family while
away.
Pat DAILY of Atlantic. who has been
working at the barber trade at Car
roll, resigned his position and came
to Audubon Friday for a visit with
Jens Halls, by whom he was former
ly employed. He left for his home
on the evening train.
DR.. A. L. Brooks returned home
Saturday morning from Huron, S.
ID, where he was called to attend the
funeral of relative. Enroute home
he stopped at Rochester to see sew
eral patients who are there for ex-
animation or operations.
VIM. Campbell, wife and son who
have been enjoying a pleasant three
weeks visit in Melville township with
his cousins, the Campbell boys, left
Saturday morning for Des Moines to
attend the state fair, when they re.
turn to their home at Ottumwa.
Word received the latter part OF
the week from Algona by relatives
state that Clyde Shippler and wife
are the parents of baby boy, bor1
to them Sunday, Aug. 22nd. Mrs
I Shippler will be remembered here a:
4 Flossie Reynolds, form. rly of Aud
) ubon.
ID Dab Nf n
arrived Saturday evening to join hi
\ wife and daughter, Miss Helen wht
have been here the past six weeks
\ visiting at the home of their daugh
\ ter Mrs. w. G Wilson and family
They all returned to their home OF
Monday morning.
! Mrs. Flora Freeman is back to he
h duties at the Wilson & Freeman de
r partment store after spending practi
: cally all summer in Chicago with he
sister, Mrs. Spenle. While in tn
! windy city she availed herself of tn
:, opportunity of taking special cours
u in vocal training.
y an enjoyable sojourn at Colorad
Springs, Colo, with friends and
n visit at Bennett, Nebr., with relative
# arrived home Saturday evening. He
y sister, Mrs. Frank Mcclure and soI
r, who went to Omaha to meet her &C
n companied her home.
|. Rev. I. Gretsen of Council Bluffs
h Rev. p Jensen, of Ruskin, Nebr., an
II Rev. e. A. Hjortsenvang of Scranto
3, who were here assisting Rev. ]. F
IS Christensen with the three day
It meetings at the Danish Luthera
l. church, left for their respectiv
homes Monday morning.
# Chas. and Herman Schrader Q
y Guernsey, who were here for visi