Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-02-28
LOCAL AND Personal.

all the membership certifi-
Gates now circulating to 1be
sent in at once.
Audubon Co. Farm Bureau.
Walter Cannon went to Audubon on
last Friday where he visited few
days with his friend Leroy Gore at
the George Gore home. He returned
to his home here last Monday morn
ing.
N. P. Christensen came up from At
lnatic last Monday on the early train
and spent the day attending to bust.
ness matters and visiting numerous
relatives and friends.
Will ~Thielen, one of our old time
citizens was up from his Atlantic
home the first of the week attending
to business matters and visiting his
numerous relatives and friends.
Mike Martes, resident of LaMonte
Missouri, arrived in our city last Sat
urday to visit his numerous relatives
and friends and to attend to business
matters.
Scott Hockenberry has purchased
the Velie car which. was recently own
ed by DR.. Jacobson.
All seed corn census reports
are not in and you are urged
to get them in at once.
Audubon Co. Farm Bureau.
Stephen Gano and daughters, Miss
Bertha and Mrs. Alfred Voorhees,, the
latter spending the winter here, will
move soon to their new home in At
lantic. We regret to lose these good
citizens.
day.
The supper which was served by
the Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church at the Dimick
home last Friday evening was decid-
ed success and neat sum of little
over $26 was made clear of expenses.
Chris (clerk) Petersen and family
will soon occupy the residence in the
northeast part of town owned by j. M.
Dimick and recently vacated by Elmer
Green and family who moved east of
town
]. B. ]. Iohner, our food administra-
tor, expects to be in Des Moines to-
day to attend Food Conservation
speech which was to be held there to-
Mrs. Mollie Hunt went out to the
John Reed home, north of town last
Friday where she will visit for, an in
definite time with old acquaintance.
Mrs. Welberg Wolf, CT the Heights
is gradually getting better from here
severe attack of gall stones and is now
able to attend to home duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baylor and fam
lily came UP from their home near
Anita last Sunday for few hours
visit with his mother, Mrs. Dora Bay
lor, and with other relatives and
friends
August Mikkelsen has been acting
as chauffeur for DIR. Anna Schoonover
since the illness of her husband, DR..
Schoonover. She, for a time, was a
very busy-body, there being so much
sickness in the country
Miss Helen Foss, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Foss of Audubon
township, was reported quite ill the
first of the week with severe attack
of grippe and complications.
Miss Lillian Dyer, assistant in the
Exchange Bank, was under the doc
tors care the first of the week, she
being victim of neuralgia and the
grippe.
Mrs. Will Thielen was up from At
lantic several days last week visiting
her daughter Mrs. Anna Wieland and
family, south of town. She returned
home the latter part of the week.
Roy Powers and wife, Will Houck
and wife, and the Misses Amber KEEL
sey and Bessie Witthauer enjoyed a
pleasure trip to Atlantic last Sunday,
making the trip on the motor car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bills spent
Sunday afternoon with her parents,
Grant Jones and wife, northwest of
town and was accompanied home by
her daughter, Miss Alice McClain who
stayed at her grandparents until her
mothers return from Anita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Petersen will
move into Extra this week and will
occupy the residence vacated by r. H.
Forester and family who left last Fri
day for their new home on farm near
Greenfield.
Grandma Harrington, Mrs.
Faust, Mrs. j P. Lair at
George Paiges Sunday.
EOD GATN