Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-01-06

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so much pain that she was unable to
w. j. Kerwin of Coon Rapids and
T. j. Kerwin of Carroll visited here
Sunday with their brother, j. E.
! Kerwin.
1 Arthur Farquhar, the district ag-
ent for The Register Life, had bust
ness calling him to Oakland Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Stetzell and children of
Spirit Lake are in the vicinity for an
extended visit with relatives.
Thomas Law and son Albert were
in Atlantic the fore part of the week
looking after business matters.
Nels Twit was passenger to
Wiota Tuesday to spend week with
relatives and friends.
| Lois Turner the twelve year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
! Turner, we'll known in this vicinity,
is reported very low and the attend
ing physician fears that she cannot
recover. The family formerly liveo
near Melville Center but are now
residents of Audubon township.
| Roy Shupe departed Tuesday for
| Lacona, Iowa to spend a week or ten
days with friends.
Gibson and Margaret Law, who
spent a week in Chicago, returned
home Monday evening.
| G. Gaskell of Irwin was in the city
Tuesday looking after business in
terests.
1 NNrthvr 40 hire a lie o.
him to Stuart yesterday.
John Larson made business trip
! to Atlantic yesterday.
! Mrs. E. Prick who spent several
days with friends at Harlan, returned
home Tuesday evening.
i Miss Carrie Winters left yesterday
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends al Guthrie Center.
Mrs. Chas. Jacobsen of Coon Rap
ids arrived in the city Tuesday for
a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
M. B. Wonsmos.
| A trained nurse has arrived to take
care of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Simcox
who are confined to their home with
erysipelas.
| Peter johnson of Bondurant,
Iowa had business in Audubon this
week. Yesterday he went to Anita for
a visit with his daughter, Mrs. w. H.
| Eagen.
| G.. H. Buck of the firm of Johnson
and Buck has been confined to his
home the past week, but is recovering
and will be able to be out in a few
days.
/ Miss Tilda Schmidt went to her
studies at Simpson College, Indianola
yesterday She will be joined later by
Simpson.
Mrs. Christine Johnson, who has
been afflicted with an attack of pleur-
iisy, is somewhat improved. Miss Tai
bctt. a trained nurse is taking care
of the aged patient.
4. Prof. Snyder, of Ames, Iowa, ad-
vance man for the Audubon County
Short Course to be held here Jan
10th to 18th, arrived in the city
Tuesday to look after all preliminary
arrangements.
4 John Rutherford and son who were
!. here during the holidays left Friday
for their homes at Dolliyer. Mr.
Rutherford informs us that about
March first he will move his family
to Lands, Sask., Canada to make
their future home. The best wishes
of his many Audubon friends will
follow him to his new location. AL
hope they will enjoy life and meet
with unbounded success.
II While Clarence Turner was deliv
ering for the Home Bakery Thursday
levening, the team of horses became
frightened near the office of DR.
Brooks and ran distance of severa
blocks, running into telephone pole
Inear the home of Steve Morrisse.
where they were caught. The deliv
cry wagon was badly demolished
but the horses were not injured
The driver had just gotten off thu
wagon to make a delivery when thu
team started.
y Fred Blume, former county at
torney in Audubon and partner O
days the fore part of the week
Eleven years ago he left Audubon ant
located at Sheridan, Wyo. He hat
business in Iowa, and while here de
lcided to make the old town a shor
: visit. He was agreeably surprised t,
: see the many changes and improve
ments. and was thoroughly convince,
that Audubon was real live town.
M. 1. Masterson has purchased tn
$50 acre farm three miles southeas
of Audubon from John Butterton TO
a consideration of $4,000. Thi
gives Mr.. Masterson 400 acres of Ian
all in one body, all of which is in
high state of cultivation. Mr.. Butter
ton received good price for his LAND
> but it was worth more to Mr.. Mast
! erson inasmuch as the land joins hi
other farm.
: Miss EIoise Buck entertained he
Sunday school class at her home las
Thursday evening. All had hope
that the teacher, Rev. Giddens woul
also be present, but he had not re
turned from his holiday trip. Their
{ were Is present and each and ever
. one enjoyed the evenings program
Dainty refreshments were served.
I Morris Nelson of Alta, Iowa, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nelson, of De
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