Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-03-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

| New floors are being laid in the w
! E. Varney home this week
1 &C. Christensen and family re-
turned home yesterday from a visit
lin Carroll.
] Francis Hensley arrived yesterday
| for a visit with her grandmother and
uncle.
/ George Gill made a business trip
to Atlantic, last Tuesday, making
the trip in his car.
| Frank Andrews was quite i'll the
first of the week with stomach trou-
BILE and the grippe.
Joy Cotton went to Griswold last
Sunday, spending the day there
with old acquaintance.
Ray Faust and wife moved last
week into the house recently vacat-
ed by Jack Coe and family.
Pete Mexico and George. Hunt
returned Saturday from a business
and pleasure trip to Omaha.
Mrs. j. A. Egbert was hostess to
the Ell. III. Club last Tuesday eve
ming at her home on North Street.
Leon Porter is another victim of
the auto fever, purchasing a Ford,
last week of Christensen and Hunt.
George Gill and Miss Bessie
Witthauer autoed to Atlantic, last
Thursday to visit and on a pleasure
trip.
E. D. Cotton is business visitor
out of town this week and expected
to be gone the greater part of the
week.
Mrs. D. M. Laursen visited a day
OF two last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Hunt and husband, south of
town.
Miss Iris Crouch and Mrs. Pollock
returned to Atlantic Friday after Wis
iting relatives at the Clarence Chris
Jensen home.
George Henshaw autoed to Des
MONIES Saturday, where he spent
Sunday with his wife, returning to
Extra, Monday
Mrs. Jorgen Hansen and daught
er, Miss Anna, returned home
Thursday from a visit in Audubon
with relatives,
I Asahel Burwell has been another
victim Of the grippe and has been
unable to attend his every day du-
ties for the past several days.
| Mrs. Jesse Williams and Mrs. Ed
ma Davis went to Atlantic Friday
to visit the formers relatives and
on business.
Grandma Harrington walked from
her home with the Faust family AMI
took dinner at the Paige home Tues
day. Rev. Linkletter was q guest at
! dinner also.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Edna
Davis went to Audubon Friday Of
last week to attend to business
matters and to visit friends few
hours.
Miss Rena Baumgardner, who re-
Gently resigned her position in the
Williams Cafe to take up q nurses
course in the hospital at Battle
Creek, Michigan, will leave for
that city the first Of April.
| Mrs. John Littlefeld and sister
Mrs Frank Spoo and husband au-
/ toed to Atlantic Tuesday afternoon
Of lest week to attend to business
matters.
j DR.. and Mrs. R. A. jacobson ane
Mrs. Susan Spoo autoed to Des
MONIES Sunday where they spent
the day with Mrs Jacobson's sis
ter, Mrs. Holmquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott au
toed down from their Audubon
home Sunday, spending the day
with her parents, Folly Herrick ane
wife.
George Martin, of Nebraska, an,
Rodney Martin, Of Wyoming, al
|, rived in Extra the latter part o
last week to be at the bedside 0
their father, James Martin who i
: lying very ill with gripp and othe
ailments.
Will Alt and neighbors brough
: in twenty seven loads Of hogs Mon
day which made fine showing
The men took their dinners at th
. Spoo restaurant.
Dick Carley and family, Of nea
IS Audubon visited few hours SUI
l. day with his uncle and aunt, M
and Mrs. George Paige They wei
le accompanied by her parents, M
n. and Mrs. Sheets.
Miss Vera Lewis came over fro,