Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-11-26
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Mabel Griffin was visiting in
town Saturday.
Henry Heath took some horses
to Anita for a horse buyer.
Ramona Simpson visited with her
aunt Mrs. Will Carey in Anita.
Mrs. Jens Jepsen down on Slip
peryelmhurst is on the list of the
sick.
Mrs. All Voorhees, is here from
OklaIh oma visiting her father and
Berta.
Miss Nellie Littlefield went to
Des Moines Monday where she will
attend school.
Winnie Heath went to Adair Fri
day where she attended party
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milliman are
talking of going to sunny California
to spend the winter.
A. j. Baylor and sons, Andrew,
Charlie and Evelt autoed to Omaha
the latter part Of the week.
| Mrs. South returned to
her work at the Ed Cotton store
Saturday after weeks sickness.
Mrs. John vande Brake was in
Brayton Thursday last helping her
father celebrate his 82nd birthday.
l. Miss Helen Navratil is helping
with the work at her brothers home
while Joe is under the dictor's care.
Lou Klever and Herbert Wat
terson are Smelling corn for Fred
Bartelt and Pine east Of town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kurtenback
OF Wiota are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Leist north
east of town.
Mrs. Peter Kommes wss shopping
in Extra Saturday She has a num-
Der of fine Rose Comb R. 1. Red
Roosters for sale.
Miss Ethel Riley, a daughter of
Dr.. John Riley and wife and Mrs.
Belding, sister to Mrs. Riley
spent Thanksgiving here.
Pete Tharnish and family autoed
over from their home near Adair
and visited their relatives Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Navaratil last Sunday.
Miss Nellie Dy II CT Drake Univer-
sity Des Moines visited her sister,
Lillian Dyer of the Exchange Bank
from Friday till Wednesday last
week.
Mrs. Susan Spoo and son Lee
autoed to Atlantic Sunday to see
her daughter, Mrs. Lester Peter
man who we a.! pleased to re-
port is much bettsr and gaining rar
idly.
| Mr.. M. j. Metz of Wilcox, Canada
is here visiting his relatives and
friends. He reports the crop in his
section as fair and the price o1
wheat $1.25 per bu which is ex-
cellent
Herbert Herriok sold his house
to the Andrews Brothers Billy
aud Nate.
The brothers have several pro
perties that is bringing in sub
stantial income.
M. Brinkerhoff this week receiv
eel the appointment from County
Supt. w. E. Gamble to the posi- ,io1
of nrlmber of the County Board O
Education This board consists O.
five members whose duties consis
of examinal' ions of eight grade man
uscripts, selection of text books fol
: common schools of the county for
muiating courses of study etc.
-Methow Valley Journal.
Ellis Oliphant's little daughte
was struck by an automobile Satur
, day night while crossing Chestnu
: istreet at Fifth. She was not severe
lly injured but was knocked dow
and cut slightly on the head. Ber
Sanford, chauffeur for the Herr
= ing garage was driving the car Mr.
Oliphant said that while he regrett
ed the accident he couldn't Sc.
that it was anyone's fault in par
81 ticular.-Atlantic News Telegraph.
= Mr.. F. NJ. Allen whom we men
toned last as being here represent
:. ing the Hall Oil Company. of Gas
par. Wyoming was called off tn,
work by letter from the secre
tary Of the Company last 'aatur-
day, saying "sell no more shares
we have funds enough" Mr.. Alle1
while here disposed of over $500
worth Of stock in this new compan,