Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-12-06
local AND PERSONAL.

had been IN Omaha, the past
week visiting with relatives and
Iaghtsss
George Gill autoed to Atlantic.
Monday morning with his niece,
Frances Hensley, who return-
ed to- Ipdianola. She is attend-
Ing Simpson College and enjoyed
short vacation here with relatives
and friends.
The third number of the
lecture course is Filipino qudn-
tette necember 11th.
Mrs Roy Dryden went up to
Audubon, one day last week, to
visit relatives at the Bert Dryden
home and to see the new baby
girl ait that home
For church purposes and worthy
your attention and patronage the
Methodist Ladies will have a ba-
zaar, rummage sale and supper on
Saturday. December Is. Every
! one invited to come.
Wiley and Donald Hanzell
i were In Extra over Thanksgiving
visiting their grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs Jaynes and other rela,-
tives. They arrived in this city
Wednesday and returned Monday
to Ind ;anola, where they reside
and attend Simpson College. While
here Wiley was entertained at the
hiotme of his aohooimate lyNalte1
| Minerman.
Mrs NJ ] Larson, of Avoca, moth
er,Gf Mrs Chris Wolf. Mrs j B j
LoGnner and Mrs P X Jensen, has
been very sick. The above mem
toned ladies have been out there
to see her.
MIR It HI FORESTER and J b j
Lotmer have spent considerable
time lately out on the Lohner
100 acre farm cast of town where
they helped to build new hog
house and sorting corn.
Vioiqr. Peterson, SON of Mr. and
MrsnC "A Paterson suffered d
l'painful INJURY, Sunday. He was
playing with crowd of hds friends
and while playing ran. into a barbed
wire fence, cutting his upper lip
badly. No stitches were taken, and
the wound is getting along nicely.
An'sel Petersen, the youngest som
of Mr. and Mrs Chris (clerk) Pet
erser fell agapnst the stove, while
playing, Sunday, and cut a cash
in his face. A physician was call
I'd Immediately and three Stitches
Mere taken in the wound. He rs
getting along nicely.
Pete Jorgensen, Ella and Anna
| Gude went to Omaha last Friday
| and remained until the following
day buying holiday goods for the
| Variety Store.
The Methodist Ladies will have
bazaar, rummage sale and sup
per at the church annex, Decem-
| ber 18th.
I Jack Kearney Went to Oakland,
"wednesday night, and remained
over Thanksgiving with his par
eDts. He returned to Extra, FRI
day, and reports a splendid time.
Louie Miller was visitor With
| friends i'm Audubon, Sunday.
Mrs Frank Kreamer was on the
sick list the fore part of this
week with lagrippe and, complica-
tions. -,
j s Williams was In At1ant4c.
FRIDAY on business.
We learn that Willie Larsen had
an auto accident, last Friday af-
tsrncor. He was riding south of
town when in scme way the car
| turned over. No ONE was injured
seriously, but it was lucky es-
cape. :.
| Peter Lang celebrated his birth
day Sunday, and i'm the afternoon a
numlber of his friends gathered
at ihs home and spent pleasant
time.
The Mothers Club held a BAN
quet at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Jensen. last "Wednesday
evening. A big fried chicken sup
4 per was served at 7.30 after which
the crowd enjoyed few hours;
playing cards. A large crowd was
present AID all voted it grand
| success. Y,
SCHOOL TEACHER HOME
Miss Geraldine Rendlemar re-
turned Saturday 10 Holstemi. la..
after having spent her Thanksgtv-
ing vacations in this city with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs ] B Rendle-
man. Miss Geraldine is Principal
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