Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1896-02-27
EXTRA.

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ness Friday.
VIM. Davis is able to be out after his
recent illness,
Charles Milliman's little boy has
been very sick.
Elder Lockhart returned home from
Anita Tuesday.
r. Z. Stranger was ut Hamlin OH
business Wednesday.
Mis- Larsen, OF Audubon, was IN
Extra visitor Tuesday.
d. Bruner has completed the addi-
ton to the harness shop.
Fred Andrews is around selling wall
paper for spring delivery.
Theo. Patty was looking after insur.
ance at Kimballton Tuesday.
Jack Cochran is assisting VIM. Fnl.
ton In the implement business.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence MASKING were
shopping at Audubon Tuesday.
There ia considerable whooping
cough in this part of the county.
Mrs. DIR. Newton is visiting friends
in Illinois and TT. Madison, Iowa.
Henry Bush is talking of building a
dwelling house in the early spring.
Joseph Basham is no better and
hopes for his recovery are doubtful.
Fred G. J. Voss will work another
year for The Johnson Implement Co.
Jake Werner has moved to the farm
he recently purchased near Atlantic.
Joe Gearhart was limping around
last week on account of sprained hip.
Till Woodruff has moved into the
house recently vacated by b. butcher.
Charles Johnson has purchased
Henry Bush's house OH north Park
street.
Fred Delahoyde has stored his sum-
mer supply of ice, in the cellar under
his store
b. f. Kreamer started for Ames
Tuesday to resume his studies for an
other year. q"
The Thursday Club met at the home
OF Mrs. Geo. III. lIenshaw's Thursday
afternoon.
Henry Bruner left for Colorado last
week at which place he will make his
future home.
The campaign band been has been
organized and soon we may expect
some liGe music.
j. W. Peterman is thinking of sell
ing his residence property and moving
to Colorado to live.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church will
give supper at the home Of A. +.
Beebe, Saturday evening.
Geo. McClain and wife are happy
over the arrival of fine baby boy,
born to them Sunday night.
a number of members from the
country to attend the WoOdmen lodge
at this place, Tuesday night.
lie. Dayton has accepted job in II
hardware store at Lewis, Iowa, and
will commence work next week.
The X. of P's are working to get in
shape to introduce some new candi-
date into the mysteries OF the order.
The Exchange Bank has had call
bell put in from Hanson IL Cos store
at which place the telephone is located.
Till Woodruff was busy last week
getting Woodward & Woodward's en-
CINE in running order for the spring
grinding.
|. L. Statzell and w. II. Copeland
were attending to legal work at Guth-
RE Center last week.
On account of the rain Saturday
night the Washington Birthday enter
tainment was postponed until Monday
evening.
F.F. Wilcox is busy fitting up his
creamery and putting in the separator
system. He will soon be ready to start
to running.
| Several farmers east of Extra are
undergoing the experience of paying
other mems debts by signing promis-
sorry notes with them.
James McAninch and Fred Bartlett
have returned from Arkansas much
pleased with that country. Both
bought farm while there.
Miss Rachael Bodie is at Chicago
studying spring styles and buying
stock Of millinery, which she will open
in Mack Thomas & Co.'S store.
There are three tickets in the field
for the town election. w. II. Bolts,
Charles Brenniman and Walter Cope.
land heading the tickets for mayor. A
red hot election Is looked for.
News was received from Des Moines
last week of the death of Rev. Rich
ards, former Extra Methodist minis
ter. Mr.. Richards has many friends
here and much sorrow expressed at his
death.
The new boiler for the water works
has arrived and Marshal Voss and Geo.
Leffingwell now have 1t In running
order. Extra now has a splendid
water works system Of which she may
be proud.
There Is talk by some of the owners
of the brick stores on the north side of
Washington street of building another
story to their buildings, making effice
rooms up stairs. This is a good idea
ond we hope they will push it along.