Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-09-16
Extra.

Father Gleason, of Audubon, was an
Extra visitor Tuesday
IL. Statzell' and Chas. Neff were
Atlantic business visitors Monday.
Mrs Joseph Bell was confined to her
home the first Of the week by illness.
Geo. Anders is at Anita this week
working with Chas. Radcliffe's corn
| shelter.
Chas. Patterson started jewelry de-
partment in the liamler drug store
Monday.
Frank Stotts, Of Little Rock, Ark, is
visiting this week at the home Of A. b.
| Houston.
NJ. j. Conner is holding an interest.
ing meeting in the tabernacle south
east of Extra.
Free Anders is suffering this week
with IL large carbuncle on the right
side of his face.
Chas. Van Gorder, Of Audubon, was
looking after his business interests in
the city Tuesday.
Mss Rachael Bodie returned from
her goods purchasing trip to Chicago
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. rom Allen is expected home
the latter part of the week from her
visit with relatives in Ohio.
| Miss Amber Kelsey visited ut Audi
bon from Wednesday until Friday with
her friend, Miss Eta Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Gray were enter
tanned last Saturday at the home of
Mrs. e. b. Russell at Audubon.
Sam Harm, who has been railroadinS'
ut and near Murray, Nebr., during the
past summer, returned home last Mon
day.
Miss Rose McClain has been confined
to her home tins week by Il sickness
contracted while attending the Audi
bon fair.
Mrs. l.. Ii. Raglan returned home to-
day from Chicago where she purchased
Il new line OF stock for her millinery
establishment.
Clinton May and family returned the
latter part OF last week from Il several
weeks visit with relatives in the south
ern part of the state.
The families of VIM. Fulton and
Frank Cotton started overland Tues
day morning for weeks outing at the
Northern Iowa lakes.
|
Mrs. VIM. Woodward went to Marne
last Sunday to make Il short visit with
friends and relatives.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Thiel gave
a very pleasant party to their German
friends at their home one and one-half
miles east of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dorr. who have
been residing at Manila, removed to
Extra Monday and will once again
make this city their home.
Geo III. Henshaw and wife and little
son, Charlie, will go to Omaha next
Tuesday. Mr.. Henshaw is going on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
j. b. Rendleman will enter Starlace
at the AvOca races next week. Mr.
Rendleman will send his horse down
Friday, and will himself go to Avoca
Monday.
Dim Ref and Milton PARROT, who
have been spending the summer in diff
ferent portions of Minnesota and
Dakota, returned to Extra overland
Sunday morning.
A party composed of Chris Spoo,
Thad Campbell, T. NJ. lien, Herb Her
rick and Geo. Strahl will go to Omaha
next Saturday to spend week in at
tendance at the Nebraska state fair
The st. Bonifice school was com
menced last Monday with an enroll
ment of about fifty pupils, and by next
week the enrolment is expected to
number sixty. The corps of teachers
consists of two of the order of sisters
of Humility.
County Superintendent Repass drove
down from Audubon Tuesday morning
and remained here for few hours.
Tuesday afternoon he drove to Audi
bon township and spent the remainder
of the week visiting the different
schools i'm the southeastern corner of
the county.
ID. &. Johnson, who has been visiting
his/sons Fl. j. and E. NJ. Johnson, at
Denver, Colorado, for the past month.
Teturned home to Extra Monday. Mr..
Johnson was accompanied home by his
son II. j. Johnson, formerly of this
city, but who is now the supreme chan
celor and organizer of the United
Moderns wi tn head quarters at Denver
Among the number of our towns
people who are enjoying the state fair
this week are Mrs Gus Gaurt, Mrs.
Stephen Gano, Mrs. AL Voorhees,, Mrs.
o. NJ. Whteaur, Mrs Samuel Brown
and daughter Maud, Geo. McClafr and
wife, John COnnrardy and son Jack
and the Misses Anna Bruner, Cecilia
Feterman, Anna Hansen and Mr.. Jas.
McAninch and Don Bruner.
Oakfield and Brayton.