Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-01-17
! LOCAL. AND PERSONAL.

= LOCAL. AND PERSONAL.
\ When you feel hungry go to
Williams Cafe the best place to
eat.
Mrs. John Parrott and children left
last week for near Des Moines. where
she visited few days with her Sis
ter and family. They returned to Elk
| ira the latter part of the week.
Ben Sykes, Lawton Bartlett and a
4 few other High School boys autoed
/ to Audubon last Friday evening to
witness the basketball game between
4 Atlantic and Audubon. John Johnson
of the Johnson Garage, took them in
his car.
Mrs. Lawrence Hansen, of the Park
Hotel, was reported quite ill the first
of the week with lagrippe and com
! plications.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X Vande Brake
entertained the members of the @.
4 Q..'Club the first of the week Mr..
and Mrs. c. Graf, Mr. and Mrs. Vande
4 Brake, sister and Fred Vande Brake,
a brother. were guests of the evening.
\ Miss Hannah lessen and brother,
Waiter went to Atlantic Friday of
], last aweek, where. they will visit for
fsasfeNs days with friends and Relatives.
! ,rlpl'rl Weoer's tl,,esttnMnt f. i
eye aud ear diseasvs,eand his
t7slasses stop headache, nerv-
business and save the Sight.
4 Call Friday, January 18th, at
sternoon at Park Hot-l Extra.
Examination free.
Miss Minnie Jensen, of Harlan, a
sister of Mrs. Alvin Holmes, of West
Extra, came Tuesday to visit at the
/ Holmes home for few days.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Milliman enter
tanned the members of the H. H. Club
1 ana their husbands last Friday even
4 ing at their home in Slipperyelmhurst.
4 Progressive games were played to
while away the hours.
Ed Milliman was on the sick list
4 the first OF the week with lagrippe
and complications and was confined
4 to his home short time.
Henry Minerman and son, Walter,
r,ade a business trip to Omaha the
/ latter part of last week They re-
4 turned to their home in this city last
4 Saturday evening. M. a.
i S Mrs. Nels Mikkelsen returned from
! Omaha last Saturday where she Wis,
\ tied a few days with relatives and
friends.
! Howard ParroH went to Brayton
4 Saturday, where he visited a day or
| two with his sister, Mrs. Clyde Free
man and family.
The Misses Alma and Lena Nielsen
visited from Monday until Tuesday
with the Dennis Petersen family in
! the country.
George Butler, of Sutherland, Iowa,
arrived in Extra Wednesday of last
week to visit few days with his
daughter Miss Butler, teacher of the
Second Grade. He had been in Kan
1 sas attending the funeral of his ia.
Their, coming from there to Audubon to
spend short time with friends at
the d. j. and Harry Conklin homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larsen, who
visited a few days last week in Extra
4 with relatives at the j. K. Vande
Brake and P. M. Christensen homes
4 went to Brayton last Friday to visit
i relatives at the B. III. Christensen
home after which they left for theil
home near Brayton, Nebraska. Theil
visit was shortened on account OF
their son being drafted and placed
i'll Glass l.
Mrs. John PARROT and children, who
have been visiting near Des Moines
with her sister Mrs. Thompson, came
to Atlantic last Wednesday where
she visited until Saturday with hel
parents Joshua Cousins and wife
when she returned to her home il
Extra.
I Otto *: sen, stepson vi leter A.
II Petersen, Of north of town, left Mon
day t.. Is Moines, where he W.,
enter Highland Park College.
Harrison Phillips, whose home i:
\ near Wichita. Iowa. is in the city
this week visiting his sister, Mrs. w
Nielsen and husband.
Mrs. John Porter is at the HON,
of her son, Gene, and wife in Greee
ley township, caring for her new lit
tie grandson, who arrived at thei
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred Wilkens, daughter Mar
tina Belle and Miss Pauline Hensle.
went to Atlantic Monday, where the,