Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-03-05
EXTRA.

JahoS Twin Woo ~ DSo A"oiheS
Monday.
Alb Hill was la the O'Brien land rush
last week.
The new whistl,, at the water works
is dandy.
Jap Bolts will farm the j. ii. Bishop
farm this year.
Alb Hill has returned from Des
Moines, Monday.
Hans Hansen is clerking In John
Anderson's store.
Bert Leamon will move into VIM.
Carpenter house.
Thos. Brat, of Adair, was at Extra OH
business last week.
Jack Cochran is the happy dad of n
bouncing baby boy.
DIR. G. ii. Andrews is very sick, and
recovery Is doubtful.
Jap Mechanic is thinking Of going to
Texas to sell buggies.
Orve Howard is rapidly improving
from his recent sick spell
Joseph Basham is no better and
grows weaker day by day.
A common mich cow Is selling for
$40 at the sales now days.
1t was sure go that Stranger would
be elected town treasurer.
Bert Leamon is just recovering from
a severe attack of the grip.
Miss Kate Workman is visiting mt
the home of ID. e. Stranger.
NJ. d. Thomas was an Audubon yisi-
tor Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Ii. III. Carmlchal is visiting
with her daughter near Gray,
John Bennett sold DR.. Newton some
fine lawn wire fence last week.
Jesse Miller was assisting in the
John Anderson store last week.
Mrs. Basham and mother will live in
the Clark house in Kickapoo park.
+. +. Stranger is assisted his brother,
ID. L. Stranger, in his hardware store.
Geo. Ii. Henshaw was ut Des M0ines
OH business the latter part of last week
Mrs. Raglan took possession of Mrs
Basham's millinery store March End
A brother-in law of DR.. Newton, Of
Atlantic, locking for business loca
ton.
Miss Kitty Kelsey returned to Des
MoineS to assume her dutie, that Of
nurse.
John Bennett says that he cam
make enough fence to keep up witt
orders.
l. Dayton left for Lewis Monday
noon at which place he will work in !
tin shop.
w. N. Henshaw was looking after
last week.
Miss May Hunt, of Des Moines, is
here to pass to pass the summer will
her father.
Much good is being done by the
series of meetings being held at the
Congregational church.
, Gene Wilson has returned from Der
Moines at which place he has been
having his eyes treated.
Mrs. James Gealheart has been Ell
joying visit from her old friend, Mrs
Mort Jones, of Cumberland, Iowa.
Ebbe Hansen traded his 800 acre
farm north of Extra TO VIM. Mastersel
!. for his dwelling house OH Park street
= Miss Anna Dorr and Miss Gertit
9 Knapp are guests at Geo. Knapp's
J., home at Newton, Iowa, for few days
The sociable given by the Ladies Ait
Il Society at the home of Mrs. A. +
Beebe, Saturday evening, was well at
= tended.
Thes. Lohner and Hans Hansel
! have sold their interests in the Han
sen & Co.'S. store. John Anderson il
/, is now full proprietor.
S VIM. Sickles was helping to invoice
$ the stock of goods at Brayton las
r week that Asa Horton purchased o
e Mr.. Peterson at that place.
}. Mrs. Anna Stranger is having
:. large warehouse built in the rear o
y her store building, which is occupies
t by the johnson Implement Co.
Mr.. and Wolfe, living few mile
east of Extra, are saddened by tn
death of their little eleven mont
. old baby. The little one was laid t
rest in the Extra cemetery Tuesday
OF last week.
Election passed off very quietly ant
a when the ballos had been counted i
Z showed the favor as follows: Mayor
T Chas. Brenneman, councilman, Franz
: Hensley and II. II. Demmick, treasur
, er. d. E. Stranger, recorder, Macl
J, Thomas, assessor, p. /. Whitfield.
= The play, Below Zero," was rendered
! at the X p. opera house Tuesday eve
!. ming and repeated Wednesday evening
. The play was composed of home talent
! and given under the auspices of the