Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-09-23
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j. c.. Sorensen, wife and daughter
who have been in the vicinity visiting
M. j. Fabricius and Geo. Fabricius
and their families, returned Monday
to their home in Colorado Springs,
Colo Mr.. Sorensen lived in Audubon
county about thirty years, but eight
years ago moved to his Colorado
home where he is quite we'll satisfied
and enjoying life to its fullest eN-
tent
Jerome Hart, a veteran of the Civil
war, a member of Co. B. oath Iowa
came from Creston Friday to spend
the day with Rev. E. B. Cousins. an
old neighbor and comrade. They
spent the day very pleasantly and also
learned that w. B. Davis was also a
member of the oath Iowa. Saturday
he left for Carroll where he went to
visit other friends.
John Mullen of Creston Iowa who
had not been in Audubon for fully
twenty years was among the many
old timers who visited here during
the fair Mr. Mullen conducted a
grocery business while resident of
Audubon He went from here to visit
at York, Nebr., before returning to
his home.
w. A. Price who left here several
months ago to take possession of a
moving picture show he purchased
at Knoxville, arrived in the city Fri
day and will remain here a couple of
weeks. Mr.. Price has disposed OF his
business at Knoxville and is again on
the market for some good thriving
business enterprise
C. A. Miller and wife returned Sat-
urday from a nine months stay at
Davenport, where Mr.. Miller has
been taking a course of study at the
Palmer School of Chiropractic. He
had some business calling him to
Canada and for that reason made
his visit here at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Mullinger re-
turned today from Mason City where
they attended the golden wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tyler which was
celebrated on Tuesday. The Tylers
lived in Audubon county many years
ago and are quite we'll known, espec-
tally in the south part of the county.
j. P. Kommes and wife of LIE Mars
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt L. Frost and
daughter Clara of Waterloo, were
in the city Monday enroute home
from attending the funeral of Matt
Theilan which was held at his late
home near Extra Friday morning.
G. q. Test went to Des Moines Sat-
urday to visit his wife who has been
at the Methodist hospital the past
two weeks recovering from an OPP ser-
alton for appendicitis. She returned
home with him Monday but is gain
ing strength very slowly.
Joe G. Swezey spent several days
at Aberdeen, S. D., last week, return
ing home on Friday. He reports
good crops but says the small grain
is rotting in the shock, the contin-
ued rainy weather preventing the
crop from being thresl ed.
P. S. Carolan, at one time connect
ed with the sheriff's office in this
county, has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. NJ T. Foley, and old acquaint-
ances several weeks. Friday morning
he departed for his home at Morris,
Illinois.
j. M. Staley of Salem, Ore, and
his sister, Mrs. VIM. Skinner and her
husband of Perry were guests at the
home Of their brother, T. w. Staley
last week. Mr. Staley had been in
South Dakota looking after business
matters but being SO near could not
resist the temptation of making Aud
ubon visit enroute home where he
is engaged in the hotel business
A. c. Harmon and Frank McFad-
den drove to Woodbine Tuesday
where Mr. McFadden had business
proposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Spirup of near
Hamlin returned today from their
visit to San Francisco where they
visited her brother and took in the
sights at the exposition. Tomorrow
their son, Peter Spirup and his cousin
Pete Petersen leave for a month s
visit. on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Layland went
to Kansas City Saturday where Mrs.
Layland expected to make a month S
stay, but Mr.. Laylanu was compelled
to return yesterday.
T. H. Blake who came last week
to visit friends left Saturday for his
home at Milford. He was accom-
panied by Henry Carter who went
to visit his sister, Mrs. Robert Twist
and family.
Mrs. Walter Hansen and two child
rem left Tuesday to join her husband
at Eldora, Iowa. They expect soon
to move to Hutchison, Mimi, where
Walter will work in large bakery
Albert Fancher and wife, Miss Eva
Schradeg, Miss Nellie Turner and
little Ariel Schrader left the fore
part of the week for Craig, Colo.
where they will visit Walter Schrad-
er and wife who are in the west fol-
his wifa'S health
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Rippey have
gone back to their home at Carson
after spending ten days with his par
ents and old time friends. Merle
enjoys his yearly visits back to the
old home town, as it affords him the
rest he needs away from the siren
uous duties at his mercantile estab
lishment
Mrs. Fredericksen- and daughter Of
Boone visited here Sunday on theil
return from Extra where they had
been called by the illness of her faith
er, Perry Parrott. They brought
Mary Parrott back with them who
had been at Boone for week. While
in Audubon they visited the formers
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