Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-03-12
EXTRA.


Uucle Bry Milliman is i'll of grippe.
! AL rharnish was i'll part of last
week.
Charles jenkins was an Extra visitor
Sunday.
Attend the social at the X. T.. hall
March II.
Lollie Brinkerloff is clerking for
John Anderson.
/ DR.. Rendlemun was in Extra few
days this week. '
+. +. Wilcox has returned from his
trip to Chicago.
Bert Leamon traded his bicycles for
horse and buggy.
Ebby Hansen has moved onto his
farm west of Brayton.
+. L. Wilcox made II large shipment
of butter Wednesday.
Joe McKibben will farm the Ben
Davis farm this year.
The Phippen boys will farm the Geo.
Sachau farm this year. g..
Fred ID. Voss will move into Mrs.
j. J. Hensley's dwelling.
Two of John Stager's little children
are very i'll of lung fever.
Mrs. Charles Lockhart was visiting
friends In Atlantic last week.
John Dicus sold his dwelling house
Williams s. Son, consideration $500.
l. N. Brown, Jr., of Atlantic, was
talking nursery stock here last week.
Fred Reynolds left Tuesday for Des
Moines to attend the state convention.
"rad" Campbell has gone to Cripple
Greek to dig gold, that is if he can
ind 1t.
Mrs. L. Gwin has moved into the
house recently vacated by f. T..
Stranger.
l. E. Dayton came up from Lewis
and spent Sunday with his family at
this place.
Johnson Implement Co. will receive
IA large shipment Of implements the
latter part of this week.
VIM. Woodward and wife are re-
jOicing over the arrival of II fine baby
boy, born Saturday morning.
A. L. Campbell, of Des Moines, was
visiting with his father, A. Campbell,
who was sick few days last week.
Quarterly meetings will be held at
the NJ. E. church Sunday evening and
Monday morning March Is and 10Th.
The public sale Of George Sachau's
personal property which was sold
under a mortgage, amounted to $3.50.
The Thursday club have added Il
number Of new books to their library
and will soon add Il great many more.
About fifteen Numbers Of the X. p.
lodge OF tbs Prarr visited the Audi
bon lodge rneSdHy evening, and seen
aud helped 10 Gamer second and third
degrees After lodge they bnnqueted
in their OWE hal and II pleasant hour
was passed. The Audubon boys know
how to entertain III Il the Extra boys
hope to See them come and visit their
lodge In the near future.
DR.. Charles Ii Andrews, aged 48
years, died at his home at Extra on
Friday morning, March 9th. at o'clock,
of Brights disease. The Extra X. p.
lodge assisted by the Audubon X. p.
lodge had full charge of the funeral,
which was held Sunday afternoon. A
very pretty and impressive ceremony
was held at the cemetery. DIR. Andrews
was native of Maine, but has lived in
Audubon county for years. The past
few years he has been conducting u
business i'll Extra. lie was loved by all
who knew him and was man that had
no enemies. Many were the Borrowing
friends that followed his remains to
the beautiful Extra cemetery to show
their respect for all that was left of a
grand, good man. BY his death Extra
has lost one of her best citizens and
feels its loss keenly. Our sympathies
go out for the sorrowing wife and we
pray that she may never again have to
bear a load of sorrow as she does at the
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