Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-05-06
Local Items

Friday until Sunday visiting her par
ents and old-time friends.
Mr.. Abel Stone celebrated his fif-
tieth birthday last Sunday and in or
der to make the occasion one long to
be remembered, number of his
friends gathered at his home for a
few homes of jollity.
Miss Mollie Hansen visited friends
in Audubon between trains Monday.
Soren, Christena and Anna Ratten-
borg were here from Hamlin last Sun
day and spent the day with friends.
Chris Bertam was on the sick list
the last of the week.
Miss Lizzie GUIDE went UP to Au-
dubon Tuesday, where she will work
this summer.
Bert Swain, who has been here for
q time visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Swain, left Monuday for
the west, where, we understand, he
has a good situation in drug store
awaiting him. Guthrie Center Times,
Mrs. Doll spoo spent Friday in At
lantic with her sister-in-law, Mrs. l..
A. Peterman. She returned home in
the evening with Mr.. Barnholdt in
hi sauto.
M D. Crow autoed down from his
home near Grant Saturday afternoon.
After visiting a short time with his
sister, Mrs. w. j. Lancelot, he re+
turned to his home that afternoon.
Lee Spoo departed Tuesday for At
lantic, where he will be employed by
his brother-in-law, L. A. Peterman
to work at the carpenter trade. He
will stay at the Peterman home while
there. George Spoo went down with
him attend the Wild West Show.
John Riley, Jr., is now assisting
Kirk Knox in his painting and paper
hanging business. Lee Spoo had been
working with Mr.. Knox but resigned
his position last week.
Misses Christina and Anna Kyhnn
were visitors in Extra last Wednes-
day. While here they made a short
visit with their friend, Mrs. E. c. Will
son.
An item in the Adair News says that
Mrs. George Knox of that city depart
ed last week for South Bend, Indiana
where she will make an extended ID
visit.
Miss Deana Hensley has finished
her term of school. which she has
been teaching near Oakland, and re-
turned to her home here last Satur-
day. She was accompanied home by
her friend, Mr.. Stroebele, who visited
until Monday at the Hensley home.
Carrie Jensen was sewing for Mrs.
Chris Jessen several days this week.
Miss Christina Kyhnn of near Ham
lin went to Audubon Monday and will
work for Mrs. Arnold several weeks.
Henry Petersen. west of town, sold
hogs to the cooperation company
Monday.
Helena Nelson, daughter of John
Nelson and wife, is suffering with an
attack of rheumatism.
DR.. Riley is now the owner of a
five passenger Ford automobile. He
formerly owned Brush car, which
he traded in on the new auto.
Oscar Wheeler, a prosperous farm
er east of town, marketed carload
of hogs in Extra Tuesday.
Mr.. Schroeder came down from
Manning Tuesday to visit a few days
with his brother, John, of the Nels
Hansen drug store.
Miss Olga Gjerloff arrived here last
week to make an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Laurids Hansen, and
family. She resides In Brush, Colo
rado. where she moved with her par
ents some time ago.
Mrs. Frank Basham returned Sat
urday morning from Iowa City. She
had been visiting there the past two
weeks with her daughter, Gertrude,
who is nurse at the Homeopathic
hospital.
Mrs. Mrs. L. F. Klever and sister,
Coda Watterson, autoed down to At
lantic last Friday for a short stay with
friends.
Fred Denison came over from Anita
Monday on business and pleasure
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nayratii and baby
were over near Adair part of last
week visiting with Mrs. Navratil's sis
ter, Mrs. Peter Tharnish and family
and her brother, Barney Martes, and
family.
Chet Adair, who resides near North
Branch is recovering nicely from his
long, weary sick spell. He had been
very low and for some time his life
was dispaired of, but his condition at
present Is so much improved that he
is now able to sit up.
Miss Jessie Milliman, who has been
working in Omaha, arrived home
Monday and will remain here to take
care of her mother, Mrs. Bry Milli-
man, who is very feeble.
Henry Busn very ably assisted at
the Ed Cotton store Monday, moving
from the old to the new building.
Miss Linkletter accompanied her
brother, the. Rev. Linkletter of the
Christian church to his charge here
last Saturday. They returned to Des
Moines Monday morning.
Mike Harmed was away the latter
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