Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-03-19
EXTRA.
John Harrison, Sr. is very ILL.,

a. IdiHpDell is again very SICK.
ID. Z. Stranger has new timer.
James Kelsey has returned to Extra
TO live.
Aunty Meek is slowly improving in
health
J, b. Rendleman is away on a bust
ness trip.
James Frost has returned from Fl.
Madison.
Bry Milliman is out again after his
recent sickness.
"Doc" Delahoyde is assisting at the
city meat market.
Frank Gault was at Chicago buying
new goods last week.
Otto Thomas has ceased working at
the city meat market.
One of John Stager's little children
is not expected2to live.
George Sachau and family now re-
side near Denison, Iowa.
Mrs. AL Voorhees, visited with Des
Moines friends last week.
Miss Gwin is now assisting her
brother in the Gwin store.
N. J. Nelson, of Moline, ILL.,, visited
Extra friends last Saturday.
Mrs. j. J. Hensley will soon make
visit to his friends in Indiana.
One of Fred Bartelt's little girls is
suffering from very sere eye.
An A. F. of L. lodge was organized
at Oakield one night last week.
VIM. Sickles returned from another
Colorado trip Saturday morning.
Charles Curd left last week for the
west where he will find location.
US. Marshal Bradley visited at the
bedside of Joseph Basham Friday.
S. ID. May is doing considerable of
pump and windmill work this spring.
The Johnson Implement Co. received
car load Of farm machinery this
week.
Mesdames Frank Bradley and Mrs.
ID. w. Powers were Extra eisitors last
week.
Miss Maggie Henry, of Adair, is Il
guest of her uncle, James Henry, for
few days.
Charles Milliman is thinking of 60.
ing to Oelwein, Iowa. to secure carpen-
ter work.
Sam Brinkerhoff, of Cedar Rapids,
visited relatives at Extra few days
last week.
r.. L. Houston and Geo. III. Henshaw
left Monday night for Des Moines on
business trip.
Mrs. d. A. Railsback. of Audubon,
visited with her sister, Mrs. Fulton, a
few days last week.
Frank Wilcox is having a drilled
well made at his creamery on the
Guthrie county line.
Mayor Brenneman enjoyed visit
from James G. and George Fullerton,
of st. Paul, Mimi, last week.
F.EShrauger and family are visitors
at Franks mothers a week or so,
until he can secure dwelling house.
A Mr.. HOlmer, of Atlantic, has pur-
chased the drugs and ID. f. Stranger
the furniture Of the Andrews store.
Jasper McClain left Thursday for
Marshalltown to take position as
travelling salesman for buggy COM
pany.
Several of our citizens were called
up to testify before the grand jury and
as witnesses on several cases last
week.
John Martis came very near losing a
span of good horses, the same falling
off of the driveway at the elevator last
week.
John Fountain has moved into the
Frank Andrews house north of Extra.
He will have public sale Friday,
March 20.
Alfred Bartlett has returned to live
on his farm north of Extra. He
brought young and blushing bride
with him.
Jack Bruner is now happy grand
dad caused by the arrival of bounc-
ing baby boy at John MAYORS home in
Melville township.
John Kennedy returned from Hot
Springs well man. He had an oper-
alton performed an this and the min
eral water cured him.
l.. Bruner and Florence Fowler were
joined in bonds of holy matrimony by
Justice J. p. Lair last Sunday. We
wish them a happy married life.
r. w. Phippen and Jessie Martin
were married at the M. E. parsonage
March 10th. We wish this worthy
couple a long and happy married life.
Administrators VIM. Armstrong is
closing out the Parrot implement
stock at private sale. He is selling at
cost and has sold about one half Of the
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Gray mourn the
loss of their three year old son who
died Thursday after short illness of
lung fever. We extend our sympathy
to the bereaved parents.
Joseph Basham died Tuesday morn
ing at 7:1O after an illness of many
weeks. The body was buried at the
Oakfield cemetery Thursday. The
Workman lodge of this place had
charge of the ceremony.
George Dawson returned from trip
through the southern states in the in
terest of the Bruner Buckle Go. last
week. His family who have been
visiting friends and relatives at Zering,
Iowa, for the past two months, will re-
turn to Extra. They will live in the