Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-10-14
Extra.

tending court at Audubon yesterday.
, Miss Amber Kelsey who was quite i'll
is reported as being greatly improved
now.
Mrs. John Tibbon, of Audubon town.
ship, has been very ill during the past
week.
VIM. Eckles who recently removed
from Atlantic here has rented the J. III
Bishop farm.
Sam Hicks bought team of west
ern ponies out of the Geo. McClain
herd SATURDAY,.
Fred Ammons returned home Thurs,
day from attending federal court at
Council Bluffs.
John Bush returned home Saturday
night from a weeks visit with rela-
tives at Carson.
Rev. Miller, of Redfield, was visiting
with his former Extra acquaintance
the first Of the week.
Little Charlie Gray entertained II
number of his young friends Friday
by giving birthday party.
Atty's Statzell, Copeland and An
drews were up to Audubon Tuesday
to attend the opening of court.
Mrs. j. P. Lair returned home Tues
day morning from three weeks visit
with relatives at Springfield, Ill.
Esther Henry, the little daughter of
James Henry, suffered quite severely
last Sunday from an attack of cholera
infantum.
Miss Trolla Born who is engaged as
stenographer for Red Oak firm was
visiting with her parents in this city
over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Ridgely entertained the
Ladies Aid society of the Christian
church at her home Tuesday, prior to
her removal to Clarinda.
John Bott has ceased to be tenant
of the Bishop place and started over
land Thursday with his family for
their new location at Creighton, Neb.
E. L. Haines, c. n. l. s. p. operator
at Audubon, came down yesterday to
relieve station agent A. F. Bsebe while
the latter gentleman attended court at
Audubon.
Mrs. VIM. Fulton returned home
Monday from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. DIR. Lass, at Rodney and attend
ance at the Mondamon carnival at
Sioux City.
Geo. McClain returned home Wed
nesday Of last week from Laramie,
Wyoming, bringing with him car
load of horses which he will dispose of
at private sale.
Scott and Don Mcclure, of Fonta-
nellie, were guests of Mrs. J. NJ. Thorn
as Saturday. They spent Sunday with
friends at Audubon, visiting with Mrs.
Thomas again tuesday.
nRev. Jamison, of Sioux City, filled
the Congregational pulpit last Sab
bath. Today he will address sermon
to the ladies only and on next Sunday
will deliver IL sermon to the men.
Mrs. IT. Ii. Allen who has been visit.
ing at GAINESVILLE, Ohio. and Mrs. Geo
Kreamer who has been visiting at New
Comerstown, Ohio, are expected to re
turn to their homes at Extra this morn
ing.
Frank Gauit having purchased the
building where Ammon's restaurant is
now located, will stock it up will
clothing, and run an exclusive cloth
ing store in that department of hi
mercantile business.
Samuel Anderson, of Council Bluffs
is spending the week visiting with hi'
father ID. l.. Anderson. Mr.. Anderson
is one of the employees of the Council
Bluffs street railway and is at presen
working i'll the car barn.
Robert IIamlin recently purchased
grist mill in the south part of Gas
county and will remove his saw mi
from Extra to that point and run til
two mills in conjunction. His famil
will follow in the near future and max
their residence in Cass county.
Last Thursday AL. Tharnish sold h
stock of jewelry to VIM. Hamler VIII
transferred it from its former locatiC
to Mr.. Hamler's drug store. Cha
Patterson will take charge of Il
stock and do the jewelry work. NJ
Tharnish is as yet undecided as to h
future location.
Frank Hensley returned home fro
Nebraska Friday where he has be-
fixing up the Hensley Bros. proper
for sheep ranch. He added she
sheds, new fences and such other Il
provements as were necessary al
stocked the ranch with sheep which
purchased i'm WyominD